Pre-Cut Fabric Sizes – pre-cut fabric has special names. In this post, I share them and the fabric cut size. #fabric (Free Printable!)
Pre-Cut Fabric Sizes
When you go to your local fabric store or local quilt shop, this handy guide will help you know what each pre-cut fabric size is.
- Candy – 2½ inches square
- Charm Packs – 5 inch squares
- Chips – 5 inch squares
- Bricks – 5 inch x 9½ inch
- Dessert Roll – 5 inch wide strips
- Fat Eighth / Fat Eights – 9 inch x 22 inch
- Fat Quarter – 18 inch x 22 inch
- Half Yard – 16 inches in length
- Honey Bun – 1½ inch strips
- Jelly Roll – 2½ inch wide strips
- Layer Cake – 10 inch squares
- Quarter Yard – 8 inches in length
- Tiles – 10 inch squares
- Turnovers – 6 inch half-square triangles
- Yard – 35-108 inches in length (widths can vary)
- Bolt – 35-108 inches in length by what is on the whole bolt. Often around 100 yards in length.
Any other special size I left off?
If so, please let me know so I can update this post and the free printable!
Stay tuned as I may blog about each size too!
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