Craft/Sewing room closet help

[rainbowsockmonkey]

Ladies, I need some help deciding what to do.  I have a 10ft x 10ft closet off my sewing room, and a year after painting the room, I'm finally ready to paint it and get it organized.  It's going to be the same grey color as the sewing room.  The small panel doors on either side of the north wall are currently screwed shut, and since they go to our attic space, I don't need to have easy access to them.  The area is not heated, but we added insulation last spring (there was none in either attic space) and so far it hasn't been too cold in there this winter (live in MN).  

So far my plan is to put my wrapping paper/bows/gift boxes in the corner to the left of the door (in front of the outlet), and I want to put tracks like this on the south wall, and larger section of the north wall with shelves between the tracks that I can adjust as needed.  I'm just not sure what to do along the east/went walls.  I know that I'm going to be getting some totes to keep yarn in.  I have a couple of the Ikea kallax cubes, and the will fit laying down along the short walls, and I currently keep my yarn in the fabric bins in those, and fabric in another one.  I don't do scrap booking or paper crafting to that isn't a concern when planning storage.  Mostly sewing, string art, paintings and a few odds and ends/weird projects that I find on Pinterest.  

North/South walls                                            
 
East/West walls
 

 

[Dramaphile]

Depending on how much fabric you have, I've seen people wrap their fabric onto mini bolts (you can just use cardboard comic boards or something similar) so it can go on a shelf.

[lildiamondeyes]

rainbowsockmonkey I'm jealous! Your storage room is bigger than my bedroom right now. Lol.
I have no idea how to organize that much space. When I had crafting space, I really like the cube shelving with fabric baskets to sort stuff into.
Dh really likes those track shelving. Btw: Menards is 11% through today. Not that they don't have this promo often but hey.

[rainbowsockmonkey]

Got the first bit of shelving on one of the walls today. I swear the studs kept moving sround since my stud finder would beep in a spot and then when I went to drill the holes for the screws it was just drywall. I want to do a couple more shelves here, but it's a start. I put a yard stick on the wall and leveled it out so they would all be at the same height.