Fabric Cut Sizes

Fat Quarter
(Cotton 44″/45″ Wide)
Approximately 18″ x22″
Fat Quarter
( Cotton 58″/60″ Wide)

1/2 Yard
( Cotton 44″/ 45″ Wide )

1 Yard ( Cotton 44″/45″ Wide)


Bolt



Approximately 18″ x 29″


Approximately 18″ x 44″


Approximately
36″ x 44″

6 – 15 yards
(may come in pieces)

Definition of a Fat Quarter

Fat quarters are versatile fabric pieces that can be used for a variety of fun and creative sewing projects, including bags, home decor, and gifts.

Project Ideas Using Fat Quarters

  1. Fabric Baskets: Create stackable fabric baskets using two fat quarters. These are great for organizing small items around the house.
  2. Drawstrings Baskets: A simple and practical project, drawstring bags can be made quickly and are perfect for storing toys, gifts, or personal items. You can make several in one sitting
  3. Pillow Covers: Use fat quarters to make stylish envelope-style pillow covers. This is a budget-friendly way to refresh your home decor.
  4. Mini Crossbody Bags: Perfect for carrying essentials, these bags can be made with just two fat quarters and make great gifts.
  5. Rag Quilts: Combine multiple fat quarters to create a cozy rag quilt. This project is ideal for using up various fabric scraps and can be a lovely gift for a baby or a decorative item for your home.
  6. Camera Cozy: Make a cute pouch to hold a camera or smartphone, using colorful fat quarters to create a unique accessory.
  7. Pencil Cases: A fun project for kids or teens, these stand-up pencil Cases can be made with fat quarters and are great for school supplies.
  8. Pot and Pan Protectors: Quick to sew, these protectors help keep your kitchenware in pristine condition and can be made in just a few minutes.
  9. Baby Bloomers: A charming sewing project fro baby showers, these cute bloomers can be made from a single fat quarter.
  10. Table Toppers: Create lovely flower table toppers using two fat quarters to enhance your dining experience.

How are Fat Quarter Sold?

We sell fat quarters in bundles. These bundles vary from 4 pieces to 32 pieces. Please note: Fabric designs may vary but will have assorted prints similar to fabrics in the image. We are constantly updating and adding new prints (may not specify)* We come up and create most of the bundles we sell. We do have a few that we purchase straight from the manufacturer.

Definition of 1/2 Yard

Not every project requires a full yard of material. Sometimes you only need a little bit to complete one section of your project. The trouble is that the fabric stores do not sell fabric by the fractions. They want to get rid of full yards and not portions of it.

How big is a half yard of fabric? Fabric comes in several widths. It can be 36 inches wide, 45, 54, or even 60 inches wide. That width can provide you with a lot of material to work with. A yard of fabric is 36 by 36, 36 by 45, 36 by 54, or 36 by 60 inches while a half of yard has 18 replacing the 36. You still get a lot of fabric in a half a yard.

Project Ideas Using 1/2 Yard

Here are some creative sewing projects you can make with just a half a yard of fabric:

  1. Fleece Ear Band: A simple and cute ear band that can be made using leftover fleece remnant fabric.
  2. Bandana Headbands: Adjustable bandana Headbands that can be made with ribbon to tie in the back.
  3. Drawstring Bag: A quick and easy drawstring bag that can be made with leftover fabric scraps.
  4. Strawberry Drawstring Pouch: A spring aesthtic drawstring pouch that can be made with leftover red and green fabric scraps.
  5. Fabric Flowers Elastic Headband: A spring and summer aesthtic headband made with fabric remnants and lightweight scraps.
  6. Fleece Lined Cowl Scarf: A cozy cowl scarf that can be made with half a yard of fabric.

How are 1/2 Yards Sold?

We sell half yards in bundles. These bundles vary from 4 pieces to 32 pieces. Please note: Fabric designs may vary but will have assorted prints similar to fabrics in the image. We are constantly updating and adding new prints (may not specify)* We come up and create most of the bundles we sell. 1/2 Yards also are sold as a variation option in fabric listings. When you order 2 or more half yards we will ship as a continuous piece when possible.

Definition of 1 Yard

There are many things you can make with a yard of fabric. But what is a yard of fabric? A yard of fabric is exactly 36″ measured along the length or the salvage edges of the fabric. How many feet is 1 Yard. 1 Yard equals 3 feet.

What can I make with a Yard of fabric?

  1. Pillow Cases –
  2. Tote Bags – Sew a durable and fashionable tote bag perfect for grocery shopping or carrying daily essentials.
  3. Simple Dresses- Create a beautiful sundress that’s perfect for warm weather activities.
  4. Wall Hangings- Craft a unique wall hanging that showcases your style and creativity.
  5. Simple skirts- Sew an easy-to-make skirt that can be dressed up or down for any occasion.
  6. Baby Quilts – Create charming baby quilt that adds a personal touch to a nursery.
  7. Table Runner – Make a lovely table runner that complements your dining decor.
  8. Hair Accessories- Sew no-slip hair bands or bows, which can be a fun project using just a small piece of fabric.

How are Yards Sold?

We sell most of our fabrics by the yard. When you order two or more yards we will ship as a continuous piece when possible. We also sell pre-cut 1 Yard pieces. A flat fold bundle are pieces that are measured by the yard. Some bundles you will receive 1 Yard of each print in a bundle but others you will receive a mix of pieces from 1 Yard to 5 yards. If you need specific cuts please let us know.