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Quilting Fabric
We stock only 100% cotton quilting fabric: no blends, no mixed fibres and no other fabric types. Just proper quilting-weight cotton for patchwork and quilting, selected for its quality, beautiful print and reliable handling.
Our collection brings together beautiful printed quilting fabrics, from bold contemporary designs to timeless florals, traditional prints and versatile basics and an extensive range of plain cotton fabrics. Whether you're making a quilt, sewing a bag, creating home décor or building your fabric stash, you'll find fabrics chosen because they're a pleasure to cut, piece and sew.
Buying fabric online isn't always straightforward, especially when colour matters. That's why we've created a range of resources to help you choose with confidence. Our guide to Choosing Fabric Colour Online explains why colours can vary between screens, the Morris Code for Fabric makes it easier to compare and coordinate fabrics across our collection, and if you'd like a second opinion, our free colour-matching service allows you to send us a photo or link and we'll recommend fabrics from our current stock that work beautifully together.
Browse our collection below, or use the filters to the left of this page to narrow your search by colour, designer, manufacturer, collection or theme.
Looking for a bargain? Visit our Clearance & Remnants section for reduced quilting fabrics and one-off fabric remnants, with some pieces available only while stocks last.
Choosing Colour with Confidence
Buying quilting fabric online can feel daunting because colours don't always appear exactly the same on every screen. That's completely normal, and it doesn't mean you've chosen the wrong fabric. If you'd like to understand why colours vary and how to choose fabrics with confidence, our guide to Choosing Fabric Colour Online explains what affects colour on screen and offers practical advice to help you make informed choices.
To make online fabric shopping even easier, we've also developed the Morris Code for Fabric — our own simple reference system that helps you compare, coordinate and select fabrics with greater confidence. Whether you're trying to match an existing fabric or build a balanced colour palette from scratch, the Morris Code gives you another way to assess fabrics beyond what you see on your screen. You can learn more about the system in our article Fabric Colours for Quilting: How the Morris Code System Works.
If you'd like a second pair of eyes, we also offer a free colour-matching service. Simply send us a small piece of the fabric you're trying to coordinate, and we'll compare it against our current stock. We'll suggest suitable options, explain why they work together, and help you build a combination you're happy with before you place your order.
If you're interested in developing your eye for colour, you'll also find plenty of inspiration in our growing collection of articles on Colour & Quilt Design.
A Note on Availability
Some of our quilting fabrics are part of long-running core collections that can often be reordered, while others are limited-edition ranges that won’t be printed again once they’re gone, and we always make this clear on each product page. If you’re planning a larger quilt or think you may need extra fabric later, it’s worth reading our guide Quilting Fabric Collections: Why They Sell Out and Don't Return to help you buy with confidence and avoid disappointment later in your project.
Why Quilters Choose Morris Works
Whether you're making your very first quilt or you've been quilting for decades, we're here to help. If you have questions about colour, scale, quantities or choosing fabrics that work beautifully together, you'll always be speaking with real people who quilt themselves. Because buying quilting fabric should feel every bit as enjoyable as sewing with it.