Patchwork & Quilting Fabric

We all know that creating a quilt is a labour of love, but they last a lifetime and the perfect gift for a loved one. Creating a vibrant and unique quilt seeing you mixing patterns and colours to create your own unique colour palette. Browse our patchwork and quilting fabrics below and choose anything from a beautiful blender to a graphic print fabric to create your dream craft project.read more show less


Quality Patchwork Fabric for Quilting

Good quality cotton fabric works best when making quilts and there are loads of great quilt patterns out there to inspire your next creation . Whoever you’re making your quilt for you can find fabric for every occasion from Christmas patterns to the always popular florals and blenders. With fabrics sold by the half metre, you can choose as many designs as you want to create the perfect patchwork quilt.

What is a quilting fabric?

A classic quilt is made up of three layers, the top layer is the decorative one, the second is your batting material. This adds the weight to the quilt as well as insulation to keep you warm. The final layer is your backing fabric. This is usually made out of a similar weight fabric to your top. Many people opt for a plain back, but you can get as creative as you like!

What is the best material for quilting?

Quilting cottons are the best type of fabric to use for quilting, they usually come in a 115cm width and are a medium weight. Alongside this you can also use cotton lawns, this is a lighter weight cotton but is also very strong. If you’re looking for a cotton lawn we have the most fantastic range of Liberty prints.

Making sure that we provide the highest quality of cotton quilting fabric is important to us at Fabrics Galore, which is why we spend a long time sourcing the best of the best quilting fabrics to create an epic quilt design.

Can quilting fabric be used for clothing?

Yes! Quilting fabrics can be used to make most dressmaking projects, anything from a top, dress and even a lightweight jacket. Because the fabric is narrower you’ll just need to buy a bit more!

Read More
Showing 362 results for "Patchwork & Quilting Fabric"
Showing 362 results
Colour
Print/Pattern
Collections
  • Show more
Price, £
  • –
    £2£5£8£11£14

One stop fabric shop

Welcome to the Fabrics Galore London online store, packed full of beautiful fabrics to inspire your next dressmaking, patchwork quilting, craft or home furnishing sewing project. We stock a huge range of different materials alongside designer fabrics from Liberty, Cath Kidston, Orla Kiely, Laura Ashley, William Morris and Alexander Henry. We source the highest quality fabrics, so whether it be a cotton, linen, viscose, chambray, jersey or wool, we have you covered.Check out our dressmaking fabric for something with drape, fabulous Liberty cotton lawn prints, quilting fabrics for patchwork inspiration or the home furnishing section to pimp your pad. So, what are you waiting for? Let’s get sewing!

Frequently Asked Questions

We sell by the half metre on our website (the price is therefore displayed by the half metre) to allow our customers more flexibility. If you wish to buy a metre, you need to buy two units, but don’t worry, it will always be cut in one continuous length. 

We can send your fabric by courier which should arrive the next day, for the additional cost of £12. The simplest way to do this is by sending us an email  howdy@fabricsgalore.co.uk or by calling the shop on 0207 738 9589. We would need to know before 1pm, and we are unable to organise a Saturday delivery. 

Yes, we ship to Europe. For all the details, see our Shipping Page.  

We do, our samples are 10 cm by the width of the fabric (usually 112cm or 137cm) and cost 10% of the fabric’s metre price plus £1.50 for postage. Simply go to our Request a Swatch page.

Yes, we have a shop in South London. All the fabrics, which are available online (and more) are in the shop alongside a small haberdashery and pattern range. 

The address is 52-54 Lavender Hill, Battersea, London, SW11 5RH.

We are a fabric retailer rather than a wholesaler so the short answer is no, but if you are looking for a large quantity of fabric, it is best to email us on  howdy@fabricsgalore.co.uk to see if we can help you out.

OEKO-TEX 100 means the fabric has been tested for 100 harmful substances. The testing and certification process extends far beyond existing legal requirements, testing not only for substances already banned, but also for chemicals known to be unsafe, but not yet controlled by legislation. Fabrics which meet OEKO-TEX 100 are great for children’s clothing or underwear. 

All our orders are sent out by Royal Mail First Class so should be with you within a few days of fulfilment and often within 1-2 days. We send fabric out on a Monday, Wednesday and Friday. During busy periods such as sales, deliveries may take slightly longer, and we are always grateful for your patience.

We stock British fabrics as well as fabrics from suppliers all over the world - including Germany, Italy, Taiwan and India. 

In recent years we have cut back on the number of shows we attend but we do still go to several. For the full list have a look on our Events Page.   

We select our fabrics from various ranges to create the interesting collections we offer and it’s rare that we buy the whole range. If you have a specific fabric you are looking for, it’s best to email us to find out if we can help you. Our email address is howdy@fabricsgalore.co.uk

When we sell out of a popular fabric such as our cream bouclé, we will try very hard to get it back in quickly. As soon as it arrives, it will go straight back on our website, and we will notify our customers via social media or our weekly newsletter. If you wanted to sign up so you never miss a thing, subscribe on our simple sign up form

Yes, we do have a few different types: you can buy a voucher for Free Postage for a Whole Year gift card. Or you can buy vouchers for £10, £25, £50 or £100 which will be emailed over to you immediately, in case it’s a last-minute gift. See our gift voucher page.

GSM stands for grams per square metre; the higher the number, the thicker and heavier the fabric will be. For example, a denim or a sweatshirt fabric will have a much higher GSM than a satin. 

What our customers say

Fast Delivery
Great Quality
Outstanding Customer Service
Fast Delivery
Great Quality
Outstanding Customer Service

Still looking? Discover more here

@fabricsgalorelondon

Join Our Gang on Social

We can't wait to help you bring your creative dreams to life! But if you’re looking for inspiration, join our gang on social media and check out what some of our fabric followers are making.