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Fabric Remnants

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Discover our one-off fabric remnants – shorter, pre-cut lengths of beautiful fabrics from across our collection, often at reduced prices. Perfect for smaller sewing projects, patchwork, accessories and creative details, each piece is available only while it lasts.

  • One-Off Pieces

    Each remnant is a pre-cut length, with the exact size clearly shown before you buy.

  • Same Beautiful Fabrics

    Quality fabrics from across our collection, simply in smaller, ready-cut pieces.

  • Make Every Piece Count

    A brilliant way to put smaller lengths of fabric to good use and reduce waste.

Need a Little Guidance?

Don’t be fooled by a smaller piece of fabric – there’s often plenty you can make with a remnant. Bags, purses, cushions, children’s clothes, patchwork and accessories are all great possibilities, while even smaller pieces can be perfect for pockets, collars, facings and contrast details.

Always check the exact dimensions against your pattern before ordering, as remnants are sold as complete, one-off pieces and usually can’t be extended. If you need a larger continuous length, browse our full fabric collection instead, or explore our patchwork and quilting patterns for projects designed to make the most of smaller pieces.

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Fabric Remnants

Discover fantastic remnants & end of line fabrics collection. Whether you're looking for the perfect finishing touch to your latest project or want to grab a unique fabric at a great price, this selection has something special for every maker. With a variety of prints, textures, and colours, these high-quality fabrics are ideal for smaller projects, patchwork, or simply adding to your fabric stash.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a fabric remnant?

A fabric remnant is a shorter, pre-cut length of fabric, often left at the end of a roll or after cutting customer orders. It’s the same quality fabric you’ll find elsewhere in our collection, simply in a smaller one-off piece. Remnants are often reduced in price too, making them a great way to discover a beautiful fabric for a smaller project.

How much fabric will I get when I buy a remnant?

The exact length of each remnant is shown on the individual product listing, so you’ll know how much fabric you’re buying before you order. Each remnant is sold as the complete piece rather than by the metre and, because there’s usually only one available, once it’s sold it’s gone.

What can I make with fabric remnants?

You can do an amazing amount with a smaller piece of fabric. Remnants are perfect for bags, purses, cushions, accessories, appliqué, patchwork and quilting, and many children’s clothes. They’re also brilliant for pockets, collars, facings and contrast details on dressmaking projects. Before buying, check your pattern requirements against the exact remnant size to make sure you have enough.

Are fabric remnants good for trying something new?

Absolutely. A remnant can be a great opportunity to experiment with a fabric, colour or print you haven’t sewn with before without buying a larger length. They’re particularly useful for small projects where you can get to know how a fabric cuts, presses and sews. Just remember that remnants are one-off pieces, so the same fabric may not still be available if you later decide you need more.

Is buying fabric remnants a good way to reduce waste?

Choosing a remnant helps make use of smaller lengths of perfectly good fabric that might otherwise be difficult to sell by the metre. For sewists who enjoy patchwork, accessories and smaller projects, they’re a practical way to make the most of existing fabric and take a more considered approach to what you buy and use.

Can I buy more than one piece of the same fabric remnant?

Usually not. Most remnants are individual pre-cut pieces and are sold exactly as listed, so they can’t be extended or cut to a different length. Occasionally there may still be more of the same fabric available elsewhere on our website, but this isn’t guaranteed. If your project requires a specific continuous length, it’s always best to check before ordering.