Quilting Fabric

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  Animal Print

  
  

  Bedford Cord

  
  

  Bengaline Fabric

  
  Made from natural or synthetic fibers, Bengaline can be identified as a woven, sturdy natural or synthetic fabric that features ribs made from wide, raised and cross-wide cords. The fibers that made up Bengaline are often from two different kinds of material, including light or heavyweight fabric. Bengaline is often used in garments such as jackets, coats, shirts and skirts as well as for drapes, curtains and other home uses.

  Boucle Fabric

  
  Boucle is a raised textured fabric which contain distinctive ringlet curls made from the same yarn and fabric. Boucle fabric has fancy look and it could be made from any fiber and it’s knitted or woven. This fabric can create great suits, dresses, skirts and pants.

  Broadcloth Fabric

  
  Broadcloth is term for plain woven fabric. Broadcloth are mainly made out of Cotton or they are cotton blend. This fabric features very soft hand and sturdy, which is commonly use from clothing such as shirts, Pants, Dresses and there is very popular for quilting.

  Broadcloth stretch Fabric

  
  Broadcloth Stretch is very similar to Broadcloth, with the addition of Spandex to give it enough stretch for comfort and drapes. This Fabrics has the same attribute of regular Broadcloth but I don’t know use for quilting since it stretch.

  Brocade Fabric

  
  

  Brushed Fabric

  
  

  Canvas Fabric

  
  Canvas, which is currently made from cotton or linen (though it was made from hemp in the past), is known as a heavy, sturdy fabric. There are two basic kinds of Canvas — plain and duck. Plain woven canvas is used in jackets, pants, dresses and other garments as well as for home decor. Duck Canvas use tightly woven threads and are used for sea bags, work clothes and other uses that require a fabric that can stand up to abuse.

  Chambray Fabric

  
  Chambray is plain weave yarn dye woven fabric, which color yarn is warp and white yarn is weft. This Fabric has a similar look to Denim fabric but its much lighter weight and has better drape. Chambray is mainly made in solid fabric and is generally used for spring and summer shirts, skirts, tops, dresses.

  Charmeus Fabric

  
  While Charmeuse catches the eye with its satin finish (though the other side has a dull back), its a very delicate fabric. it tears easily when wet and dry cleaning is recommended. It’s often used in women’s undergarments, women’s evening wear and other clothing because of the way looks under lights and how it accentuates body. It is also used in other fabrics in the home. While Charmeuse can be made out of silk, polyester can also be used.

  Checkered Fabric

  
  Checkered in definition means when two line cross each other. Checkered fabric are also called Paid Fabric and they are very stylish and eye-catching but not distracting. Fabricgenie is specialized in Paid or Checkered fabric with more than 100,000 yards of fabric in stock.

  Chenille Fabric

  
  Chenille is heavy weight, thick, soft and fuzzy fabric. The fluffy looking fabric can be made from many different fibers such as cotton, Acrylic, Polyester and much more. This fabric is beautifully textured and is very comfortable to use in upholstering furniture, pillow, comforters, robes, quilting.

  Children Cotton Prints

  
  

  Coated Fabric

  
  

  Corduroy Fabric

  
  Corduroy fabric is usually made from cotton and is best known for its alternating ridges and channels that run next to each other. It’s popularly used in jeans, but Corduroy can also be used in women’s clothing (including skirts and jackets) as well as around the house. To make Corduroy, the fabric is twisted as its woven, and it is often used for its warmth in colder climates. Take note that the width of the cord (not to be confused with the bare fabric of the "channels") are referred to as "wales". The lower the wale measurement number, the thicker it is.

  Cotton Fabric

  
  Cotton is one of the oldest fabrics, with evidence of its use dating back more than 7,000 years, and remains one of the most popular fabrics in use today. It can be used for many uses and is very sturdy. Cotton is easy to dye and can be machine washed (though it should be air dried). Cotton is breathable, doesn’t stretch and can absorb around 27 percent of its weight in water without becoming damp.

  Cotton Stretch Fabric

  
  While Cotton Stretch Fabric has the benefits of cotton, the addition of spandex gives it additional uses in garments. Cotton Stretch can be used in different thicknesses in twill, poplin, voile, and broadcloth weaves for suits, shirts, blouses, pants, shorts and underwear. Unlike pure cotton garments, Cotton Stretch Fabric garments can also incorporate synthetic fibers, including rayon, nylon and polyester.

  Crepe Back Satin Fabric

  
  

  Crepe Fabric

  
  Crepe Fabric is known as having uneven crisp, crimped appearance. This Fabric is light weight woven and made of natural and syntactic fiber. Crepe fabric have very luxury look and they drape very well. Crepe fabric is mostly used in garment industry for spring and summer dress, blouses, skirts, jackets, and pants.

  Cross Slub Fabrics

  
  

  Denim Fabric

  
  Though most people identify Denim Fabric with blue jeans, the material was introduced in the Middle Ages by the French. In fact, Denim is a shortened version of its original name, "serge de Nîmes". Since then, the cotton twill, usually made blue-dyed cotton yarn on the outside and white cotton on the inside, has been one of the most popular materials for pants. Its popularity is due in part to to being a hardy fabric that is easy to care for. Though it’s usually identified with work clothes, it’s also a highly fashionable material and Denim’s uses include shirts, jackets, and even women’s accessories.

  Double Knit Fabric

  
  Double Knit Fabrics are heavier and are much more robust that typical, single knit fabrics. As the name suggests, the fabric is made from two fabrics that are knitted at the same time on one pair of needles and come in scuba, interlock, jersey and other varieties. They are resistant wrinkling and stretching (though the addition of spandex into a Double Knit Fabric will put some give into it). Double Knit Fabrics are a popular choice for traveling clothes or as a fabric for use in home accessories.

  Embroidery Fabric

  
  Embroidery fabric is a decorated fabric by incorporating other material such as metals, pears, sequins, trims or raised stitching. Embroidery fabrics have wide range of use, from quilting to apparel and home decor. Fabricgenie.com carries numerous types of Embroidery fabric with great prices.

  Faux Fur Fabric

  
  

  Felt Fabric

  
  

  Flannel Fabric

  
  Flannel is soft brushed woven warm fabric and is made is various weights and textures. Flannel is usually made out of wool or cotton and combined with syntactic fibers to create a cheaper and more affordable fabric. This Soft and warm fabric is great for cold winter and mainly use to make Pajamas and robes, men's shirts, bedding and has become a favorite of quilters.

  Floral Prints Fabric

  
  Floral Fabrics are basically any type print of Flower shape design to the surface of the Fabric. Floral Fabric are occasionally made in Flocked, embroidery, Jacquard and many other techniques. Floral fabrics have vast verity of usage from apparel, quilting, home décor, and etc.

  Gabardine Fabric

  
  Gabardine is a woven, tightly wrap twill weave fabric. Gabardine fabric have a very rich look with diagonal rib with smooth surface, and are mostly medium to heavy weight. This fabric was originally made from wool but in this modern days are also made of Rayon, Cotton, Polyester or blend of these fibers. Gabardine is one the most common fabric in men and women suiting.

  Knit Fabric

  
  Knit Fabrics offer a wide range of options, from jersey knits, double knots, interlocks and Rib Knits and many more. Known for being cool, allowing sweat to evaporate, resistant to wrinkling and having more "give", or stretch, than woven materials, Knit Fabrics are also prized for their comfort. It’s an easy fabric to sew and Knit Fabrics are easy to travel in and with.

  Knits- Novelty

  
  Novelty Fabric are knitted Cotton fabric with some sort of special design like Cartoon character prints, tie dye, jacquard and much more. Knit Novelties have mechanical stretch across the grain and their design can create a spectacular dress, shirts, tops, pants, skirts and much more.

  Metallic & Lurex

  
  Stunning when used for nightgowns, Metallic & Lorex Fabrics are made from, as the name suggests, a metallic yarn which begins as a polyester fiber. A vaporized layer of aluminum is then applied to a fabric. Metallic & Lorex Fabric is reflective and can be made in many different colors and patterns. Shirts, blouses and skirts, as well as other clothing items, have been made out of Metallic & Lorex Fabric.

  Mohair Fabric

  
  Mohair is fabric with long luster and sheen texture on surface. Mohair is hairy looking fabric which was originally made from goat hair and it considered one of the oldest textile fiber.

  Moleskin Fabric

  
  

  Organza Fabric

  
  Organza is a very thin crisp sheer fabric. Organza is woven fabric was originally made from silk but in modern days is made from syntactic fiber such as polyester or nylon. Organza is commonly used in bridal/wedding, lingerie and evening year.

  Ottoman Fabric

  
  

  Oxford Fabric

  
  Oxford is medium weight woven fabric which is sturdy and also has elegant look. Oxford is made from cotton or syntactic fiber in plain twill. Oxford Fabric is widely used for formal dress shirt and also has begun to be used in home as well.

  Piece Dye Fabric

  
  Piece Dyed is term to dyeing pieces of fabric after fabric is weaved. Piece dye is very difficult process but it has outstanding outcome. Piece dye fabrics can look like prints fabric. These fabric could be made from any natural or syntactic fiber had is very popular among quilters around the world.

  Pique Fabric

  
  

  Plaid Checkered Fabrics

  
  Checkered in definition means when two line cross each other. Checkered fabric are also called “Paid Fabric” and they are very stylish and eye-catching but not distracting. Fabricgenie is specialized in Paid or Checkered fabric with more than 100,000 yards of fabric in stock.

  Pointelle Fabric

  
  

  Polyester Fabric

  
  Polyester Fabric, like nylon, is made from petroleum, but coal, air and water are also used in its fabrication. It’s one of the most-used fibers because it can be made into richly-textured knits, chiffons that feel like silk and high quality prints that can be machine washed and that can stand up to the demands of travel. Polyester Fabric is also used in home furniture, fabrics for industrial applications and electrical insulation.

  Ponte De Roma

  
  Known as being travel-friendly because of its resilience against wrinkling, a Ponte De Roma Fabric is much like a double knit fabric. However, it is made in one color, rather than in colored patterns and it also has a slight elasticity and horizontal line. Ponte De Roma Fabric is often used in business clothing because of its resistance to creases and wrinkles, for jackets, pants, skirts and other separate and coordinated pieces.

  Poplin Fabric

  
  Poplin Fabric is durable and features intersecting ribs. This gives Poplin Fabric a corded surface, which can be made out of cotton or a cotton and polyester blend of a medium or heavy weight fabric. Care is easy, and Poplin Fabric can be machine washed. It is typically made into shirts, dresses, skirts, jackets and other garments.

  Prints Fabric

  
  With color applied to fabric and bonded to the fiber in patterns or a design, Print Fabric takes on many different kinds of methods. These include direct printing, yarn dye printing, resist printing and discharge printing. Print Fabric can be many different kinds of fabrics, including jersey, cotton twill, satin and more.

  Reversible Fabric

  
  Reversible Fabric is basically double sided fabric. It Fabric is commonly made out of real leather which one side will be suede and the other side the smooth leather finish side. Reversible fabrics are also made from syntactic fibers such as Nylon, Polyester, rayon and cotton. This Fabric is mainly woven but occasionally knitted.

  Rib Fabric

  
  Rib Fabric is created by particular weave which create raised lines to the surface of the Fabric. Ribbed fabric have mechanical stretch and it’s a popular fabric for making sweaters, scarves, and lounger wears.

  Rib Knit Fabric

  
  Rib knit is fabric created by knitting patterns that makes even vertically raised Lines. The fabric has the same feature and characteristics of ribbed fabric. Fabricgenie has verity of ribbed knit fabrics in stock at all time, such as Rib 1X1 and 2X1.

  Sateen Fabric

  
  

  Satin Fabric

  
  

  Seersucker Fabric

  
  Known for its distinctive puckering and for its use in the summer, Seersucker fabric is made from cotton in striped and checkered patterns. It’s associated with hot weather and the usually thin fabric is used for shirts, pants, shorts, skirts and dresses. The "crinkles" in Seersucker help to enhance air circulation be fabric and skin, cooling the person wearing it.

  Sequins Fabric

  
  

  Shantung /Dupioni Fabric

  
  

  Slub Fabric

  
  Slub Fabric are created by knotting or twisting when the surface of fabric contain lumps and imperfections. Slub Fabric are fashionable and trendy and they are also called novelty fabrics. Fabricgenie.com offer designer slub fabrics at discounted price.

  Solid Fabric

  
  Solid Fabrics are typically no printed fabric. Solid fabric are usually the most usable fabric in fashion industry because of the simplicity and ease of use. Solid Fabrics are used for all sort of purposes. Fabricgenie.com carries over 5000 different model of solid fabric such as Rayon Spandex, Rayon Jersey, Poly Poplin, cotton poplin, and much more.

  Stretch & Spandex Fabric

  
  Stretch and Spandex Fabric, made from Lycra or Spandex fabric blends, offer a comfortable fit and usually have a flattering drape. Depending on how Stretch and Spandex Fabric is weaved, it can stretch in two or dour directions.

  Stripe Fabric

  
  

  Suede Fabric

  
  Used in upholstery and apparel that requires elasticity, Suede Fabric has more in common with leather than most other materials. This is because Suede Fabric is the unpolished side of animal leather. While substitutes like synthetic and micro suede have gained popularity, there are still many differences that make Suede Fabric desirable.

  Suiting Fabric

  
  

  Taffeta Fabric

  
  

  Twill Fabric

  
  Twill Fabrics are made by warping two or more welt fibers over and under in a constant, repeating pattern. This will impart a stable fabric that also has the advantage of being able to breathe. Twill Fabrics are two sided and both sides are exactly the same. It is used in heavier clothing like pants, jackets, sportswear and shirts.

  Velour Fabric

  
  While it may seem like velvet, Velour Fabric’s knit gives it elasticity. Velour Fabric is traditionally made from cotton, but polyester and nylon can also be used in its construction. It can be made in different colors, patterns and types, such as steam velour, panne velour and others. It can be used in apparel and in furniture upholstery.

  Velvet Fabric

  
  Once considered a luxury, Velvet Fabric was complicated and more material to create. Today, the woven, tufted threads of Velvet Fabric — usually cotton, silk or even polyester — are cut evenly, are attached to a primary base. The smooth finish of Velvet Fabric is desirable in clothing such as jackets and pants, as well as in home and party materials.

  Velveteen Fabric

  
  

  Woven Fabric

  
  Made by weaving different yarns together up and down and side to side, Woven Fabrics usually maintains its shape in many kinds of patterns. However, if spandex is used in the Woven Fabric it can stretch diagonally. Woven Fabric can be typed as either having a simple structure or a compound structure. Fibers such as cotton, polyester, rayon, linen and others can be used to make Woven Fabric.