Fat Eighth Bundles | Precut Quilting Fabric Fat Eighths

Fat Eighth Bundles & Precut Quilting Fabric

Shop coordinated fat eighth bundles for patchwork, appliqué, small blocks, scrappy quilts and sewing projects that need fabric variety in smaller cuts.

What Is a Fat Eighth?

A fat eighth is created by dividing a fat quarter in half. It is commonly about 9 inches by half the fabric width, often around 21 to 22 inches wide, although exact dimensions vary with the original fabric width and manufacturer.

Its wider proportions give you more cutting flexibility than a traditional narrow one-eighth-yard strip.

Why Choose a Fat Eighth Bundle?

Fat eighth bundles are useful when a project needs many different prints but does not require a full fat quarter of each one. They work well for smaller blocks, appliqué, scrappy designs, bags and detailed patchwork.

If you need larger cuts, compare our fat quarter bundles. You can also browse jelly roll strips, layer cakes and charm packs.

Fat Eighth FAQs

Is a fat eighth the same as an eighth yard?

No. They contain roughly the same amount of fabric by area but are cut in different proportions. A fat eighth is shorter and wider, while a traditional eighth yard is a narrow strip across the fabric width.

Are all fat eighths exactly 9 × 21 inches?

No. That is a common approximate size, but exact dimensions depend on the original fabric width and cutting method. Check the individual product listing if your pattern requires exact measurements.

How many fat eighths are in a bundle?

Bundle counts vary by manufacturer and collection. The product page lists the contents for the specific bundle you are considering.

Can I combine fat eighths with yardage?

Yes. Add quilting fabric by the yard for backgrounds, borders, sashing, backing or binding.

Where can I compare precut formats?

Visit the main quilting fabric precuts collection, read Quilting Precuts Explained, or use our Free Quilting Tools reference page.

Shop Fat Eighth Bundles Online

Browse the fat eighth bundles available here and use our Precuts hub to compare other coordinated fabric formats.