Where does CS6 save custom created patterns?

The CS6 pattern maker is a welcome feature. Only problem is, I save a pattern I create and do not have the least idea where illustrator conceals it. Can someone more enlightened than me reveal the location?
Thanks in advance,
Joe

Right on the swatch panel. But when I close the current file and open a new one and want to use the pattern swatch I previously created, it's not on the swatch panel and the "user defined" option is grayed out. (Pause)
Fast forward ... a few minutes later. I reopened the original file and saved the created swatch as a library. Then created a new file went to the swatches panel and lo, and behold "user defined" was no longer grayed out, and there the swatch was.
Thanks for your help,
Joe

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