Fabric Sample
Fabric samples allow you to test out the look and feel of your fabric choices before committing to buy the length you require for your project.
This is a great way to see which fabrics work well for your project, check the patterns and details as well as testing out stitching or washing directions prior to making your piece.
Simply select the number of swatches you would like, add to your basket and include the name of the fabric you'd like a sample of in the notes section on the basket page.
Notes: Please note that the swatch may not include the full pattern repeat, but is intended to allow you to see the colour and nature of the fabric before placing a larger order.
Swatches are non-refundable.
We aim to post all orders within 1 working day.
All parcels will be sent as default by Royal Mail 2nd Class* which is free for orders over £50. For orders below £50 delivery is charged at £3.00.
Need your fabric in a hurry? Upgrade to Express shipping at checkout for a flat rate of just £3.50 and we will do our very best to post on the same day.
*For some larger orders we may use alternative couriers such as DPD or Evri, but we will contact you before doing this.
Fabric Size Guide
As the image shows, we cut our fabrics by the Fat Quarter, Half Metre, 3/4 Metre and Full Metre.
Fat Quarter = 55cm wide x 50cm long (21" x 19")
Half Metre = 110cm wide x 50cm long (43" x 19")
3/4 Metre = 110cm wide x 75cm long (43" x 29")
Full Metre = 110cm wide x 100cm long (43" x 39")
Please note that this is a rough guide as the fabrics can vary slightly in width.
Once you have found a fabric you like, you'll see on the page there is a box called 'Quantity'. You can either type directly into this box, or use the up and down arrows as appropriate.
You can decide how much you would like to buy using the Quantity box. If you only want 1 Fat Quarter leave the Quantity box with ‘1’. If you would like Half Metre type '2' into the box (or use the Up Arrow to increase the quantity). If you would like 3/4 Metre type '3' into the box, and so on.
You can refer to our chart for larger quantities.
