
Description
Do you have a cool quilt idea, need to make a repair, want to strengthen your sewing skills? We present to you the Fabric Wholesale Direct scrap box. Sold by weight, each scrap box contains different 1-3 yard (approximate length) fabrics found on our catalog, with an added 60% savings.
Scrap box fabrics are sourced from the ends of bolts, returns, clearance items, and factory seconds. Please note that some fabrics may have slight damages such as a pulled thread, or an off-color print. All sales are final, and the fabrics are random.
Please note, we cannot take any requests for what items will be included in the box. It is a random assortment based on our stock at that time.
The only limit to what you can do with fabric scraps is up to your imagination. Some great craft ideas include quilts, fabric repairs, sleep masks, headbands, and phone cases.
Click here, for a DIY pot holder and lunch bag sewing tutorial on our blog!
- Luxurious fabrics sold at an average discount of 60%.
- Try different materials and colors.
FAQ
What to make with fabric scraps?
Fabric scrap boxes contain widths of fabric ranging from 1-3 yards. The only limit to what you can make with fabric scraps is your imagination. Some under 1 yard sewing project examples include: sleep masks, headbands, coin purses, bow ties, phone cases, face masks, and so much more.
How to cut fabric scraps?
Fabric scraps are random, and each fabric is different. Sharpened regular scissors can be used to cut fabric scraps, but investing in fabric or pinking shears can increase accuracy, prevent dragging, and keep ends from fraying.
How to sew fabric scraps together?
Fabric scraps are random, and each fabric is different. Depending on the material used, and what the project entails, it may be best to adapt how you sew fabric scraps together. Check out our wonderful guide on the types of basic sewing stitches for beginners for more information.
How to store fabric scraps?
Fabric scraps can be folded, but to avoid wrinkles it is best to store them on a hanger. If you want to be extra cautious, you can also use a garment bag to keep moisture and pests off of your fabric scraps.
How do you reuse fabric scraps without sewing?
Fabric scraps can be used without sewing. One popular way is to use fabric glue to affix fabric pieces together. Some project ideas include: coasters, bandanas, cleaning rags, pet toys, and so much more. Feel free to check out our blog post for a sew-less Christmas door décor project.
512 Reviews for Fabric Scrap Box
Reviews with images
Customer Reviews
4.6 Based on 512 reviews
Customer Photos
- Reviews
- Questions
Filter Reviews:
- Fabric
- variety
- pieces
- scrap box
- some
- colors
- boxes
- things
- types
- quality
TC
09/05/2023
Tessie C.

I love this canvas
The weight is perfect when you need the crisp shape bit still cool enough for performing in the Texas heat!

NW
09/05/2023
Nika W.

Fantastic Way to Practice Sewing With New Fabrics
I ordered this box when they were on sale just to try and see what it would be like and I love it and will definitely be a repeat purchaser! I'd describe myself as an intermediate level sewist but I've only worked with limited types of fabric in the past so this box was an excellent way for me to branch out while still abiding by the sustainable sewing practices I like to stick to. I received several 2-3 yard cuts, along with a few 1 yard cuts, and I'm already dreaming up several sundresses, rain ponchos, and other exciting new projects.
D
09/05/2023
Dawn

Great way to challenge yourself
Loved the variety of fabrics! It's a perfect way to challenge your own sewing skills. The many different types of materials were great. I will buy again.
KE
09/01/2023
K E.

MB
08/29/2023
Marjorie B.

What a treasure box
I received a plethora of different fabrics! I found lengths that I can use to make garments. Overall the I am pleased. I am scratching my head on a couple of the colors, but I’ll figure out a perfect project to use them.
SM
08/28/2023
Sarah M.

Great selection of fabrics!
I enjoyed the mix of fabrics I got in the scrap box. It was perfect for getting my creative juices flowing!