Temperature Quilt Along - Let's Get Organized

By now you hopefully have your color ranges determined and your fabric collected. If not, don't stress. I have a feeling there's going to be a LOT of catching up happening throughout the year.

So, how are going to keep track of all of this?
Here's what I came up with so far:
I started off by writing the temperature range assigned to a specific fabric in the selvedge of each fabric with a Micron pen. You can use any marking tool, since this won't become part of your quilt.

After doing that, I mulled it over a bit and realized that, even though that was a good idea, hunting down fabrics by checking their selvedges could possibly be time consuming.
Soooo....I drew up a little fabric key. If you'd like it, you can download it here.

I then wrote my fabric ranges down, cut a little sliver of each applicable fabric, and glued them on there. I may have to redo this, since I was obviously not having a very good day when I did this (and I couldn't find the white-out). The numbers to the left of the fabric bits are the SKU numbers, so they're not all that important anyway.

I think this will allow me to find the correct fabric for each block quite easily.
And all of it is in this handy dandy Sterilite tote from Target:

Next Friday I will have the very first Link List up here so we can share our progress! Also, a very big part of this will probably be happening on Instagram.

Oh and, if you're still mulling over your fabric choices, lovely Rainbow Bella Bundles are still available in the Etsy store.

Moda Bella Solids Fabric Bundle - 24 brights (Available in the Etsy store)