Shop Designer Prints for Quilting, Apparel & Home Decor
Meet The Textile District’s independent fabric designers and shop an evergreen catalog of coordinating prints—ready for apparel sewing, quilting, and home decor projects. Browse a designer below to discover signature collections, mix-and-match patterns, and shop custom fabric by the yard (1-yard minimum), printed on demand for the exact quantity you need.
Every design is printed in the USA using fiber-reactive dyes for rich, vibrant color and wash-durable performance you can feel in every finished make. Want coordinated cuts for quilting? Explore our Fat Quarter Bundles for curated, ready-to-piece assortments.
AjoyeDesigns
Modern florals to coastal inspired prints with charming character for home decor to apparel.
AmeliaRita Designs
Painterly botanicals and thoughtful repeats that coordinate beautifully for apparel to decor.
Blair Lambert
Hand-drawn, storybook-like animal scenes with pond-and-garden botanicals—rooted in vintage children’s illustration style and calm, kid-friendly palettes.
Blue Bee Studios
Optimistic florals and clean geometrics in coordinated color stories for quilting, apparel, and decor.
Cat Spring Art
Abstract florals and tropical prints curated in bold color stories ranging from teal and coastal blues to plum, rust, bright pinks, and purple jewel tones.
chimesdesign
Hand-painted marks and clean geometrics from the Paint & Pixels collection—built to mix across three coordinated color families.
Ennulat Designs
Elegant garden-inspired florals with coordinating plaids and stripes—designed to sew beautifully across apparel, quilts, and home decor.
Hayley Ann Design
Sweet Summertime florals—strawberries, sunflowers, and meadow sprigs—paired with picnic plaids and honeycomb geometrics in two color stories and multiple scales for apparel, quilts, and decor.
Isabel Isaza Patterns
Vibrant tropical botanicals and sunlit stripes in saturated, resort-ready palettes for apparel to home decor.
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J Luna Design
Watercolor florals and hand-painted geometrics from the Authenticity collection—modern, mixable prints offered as on-demand yardage for apparel, quilts, and decor.
J Marie Creates
Organic, nature-inspired prints—tropical botanicals, fruit, and wildlife—paired with easy coordinates that sew beautifully by the yard.
Jasmine Goodwin Designs
From lush, mixable florals to coastal, kid-friendly prints, Jasmine’s artwork moves easily from apparel to quilts and decor—printed on demand by the yard.
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Kate Blairstone
Bold botanicals, geometrics, and serape-style stripes—painted by hand and colored to echo the lush palette of the Pacific Northwest.
Kerry Boan Creative
Bee Balm in Bloom hero florals with matching Bee Balm Mini Coordinates—make it easy to mix across quilting, apparel, and home decor (all available by the yard and in fat quarter bundles).
KerrynB Designs
Cut-paper florals and cheerful retro geometrics made to mix—perfect by-the-yard for quilting blocks, bags, and craft projects. Available by the yard and in curated fat quarter assortments.
Ludmila Linhartova
Modern prints and textured florals with an elegant European sensibility and décor-ready palettes to print on demand by the yard for apparel, quilts, and decor.
Mackenzie Nelson Art
Lush, hand-painted botanicals and butterflies in layered color—designed as statement prints and mixable coordinates that sew beautifully by the yard.
Marta Munte
Savannah Whimsy: soft, storybook safari prints and leafy botanicals in gentle pastels, muted greens, and airy blues — printed on demand by the yard for nursery sewing, kids’ apparel, quilts, and gifts.
Masha Litvinova
Modern florals in two coordinated collections—Cosy (serene, muted) and Meadow (fresh, vibrant)—with clean repeats and easy palettes that sew beautifully by the yard for apparel, quilts, and decor.
ME Coco Design
Bold, eye-catching motifs in saturated, confident color—balanced with coordinating basics and blenders that are designed to mix and match for a wide range of projects.
Monica Kapur
Hand-painted watercolor florals and painterly abstracts—lush, saturated color and intricate detail that print beautifully by the yard for home decor to apparel.
Mod Ink
Mid-century-leaning lines and graphic shapes with high-contrast, modern color - perfect for apparel to home decor, upholstery and furniture restoration.
Nadia Kronfli
Bold, color-saturated designs—abstract geometrics, lush botanicals, and rhythmic textures—are perfect for quilts, garments, and decor.
Rhonda Fargnoli
Vibrant, hand painted florals and textured abstracts in bold colorways - perfect for upholstery and decor.
Saphron Atelier
Painterly florals and butterfly-inspired motifs by designer Sapna Sharon, created for both apparel and interiors—from couture-inspired dresses, skirts, and formal wear to statement drapery, custom upholstery, pillows, and layered bedding—all printed on demand as fabric by the yard.
Scarlet Crane Creations
Watercolor softness meets crisp vector linework—clean florals, leaves, and abstract textures in bold, modern color—printed on demand by the yard for apparel, quilts, and decor.
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See Three Studios
Mid-century–inspired geometrics and stylized botanicals, engineered to upholster cleanly and elevate home decor—printed by the yard on the base fabric you choose.
Sudie Rakusin Designs
Expressive, art-driven motifs with rich color and narrative detail—printed to order by the yard.
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Sweetbunny Arts
Gentle, watercolor children’s prints in airy pastels—perfect by the yard for baby gifts and cozy nursery decor.
Thinkling Creative
Playful, hand-drawn prints—joyful florals, stars, and geometric doodles—in soft pastels with bright pops. Fiber-reactive, print-on-demand yardage for quilts, kids’ apparel, and gifts.
WildNut Studios
Playful graphics with bold contrast—paired with blenders built for mix-and-match sewing.
The Textile District Studio
Modern to traditional style abstracts, geometrics, paisleys, florals, stripes, checks, polka dots, and textures and semi-solid blenders available in a broad range of colorways for apparel to upholstery.
Designer Profiles FAQ
Questions about shopping designer fabric collections? Here’s how to find coordinating prints, save favorites, and order printed fabric by the yard.
What are designer fabric collections?
Designer fabric collections are curated groups of coordinating prints created by independent artists. Collections typically include hero prints and mix-and-match coordinates (smaller repeats, stripes, blenders, and textures) so you can build a cohesive color story for quilting, apparel sewing, or home décor. Browse a designer above to shop their evergreen catalog and save favorites to a Wish List for future projects.
Can I buy printed fabric by the yard?
Yes. Shop printed fabric by the yard from our designer collections and order the exact yardage you need for your project. Choose a design, select your preferred fabric type, and enter your yardage (1-yard minimum). We’ll print your fabric to order—ideal for quilts, garments, and home décor accents.
How do I shop by designer at The Textile District?
Use the A–Z index to jump to designers, then click Shop Fabrics to view their full catalog of prints. You can explore coordinating designs, shop collections by theme or color story, and read editorial spotlights to learn more about each artist. When you find favorites, add them to a Wish List so you can come back and order yardage anytime.
What does “print-on-demand” (printed to order) mean?
Print-on-demand (printed to order) means your fabric is produced after you place your order. We print your selected design on your chosen fabric base in the yardage you request, so you get the quantity you need without pre-printed overstock. This keeps our catalog evergreen and makes it easy to reorder later or save favorites now with Wish Lists.
What is the minimum order for fabric by the yard?
Our standard minimum is 1 yard per design and fabric type. For smaller coordinated cuts—especially for quilting, patchwork, and small accessories—we recommend Fat Quarter Bundles, which are curated assortments of coordinating prints from a designer collection.
What are fiber-reactive dyes, and why do they matter?
Fiber-reactive dyes bond with natural fibers to create rich, vibrant color that holds up to washing and wear. This makes fiber-reactive printing a strong choice for quilting fabric, apparel fabrics, and home décor projects you’ll use often—with wash-durable performance and beautiful color payoff.
How do I find coordinating prints for quilting?
Start within a designer collection—many are built with quilting in mind and include a mix of main prints and coordinating designs. Look for shared colors, complementary scales, and motifs that repeat across the set. For borders, binding, and backing, shop fabric by the yard; for piecing and patchwork, choose Fat Quarter Bundles. Tip: create a Wish List for each quilt idea to keep your coordinating picks in one place.
Do you offer fat quarter bundles for quilting?
Yes. Our Fat Quarter Bundles feature coordinating prints selected to work together in patchwork and quilting projects. They’re a great way to preview a collection, build a coordinated stash, and start piecing right away. Add yardage when you need extra fabric for borders, binding, and quilt backs.
How do I choose the right fabric for apparel, quilting, or home décor?
Choose your fabric based on drape, weight, and how the finished item will be used. Quilters often prefer quilting cottons for piecing and everyday quilts. Apparel sewing may call for softer, lighter fabrics with more drape. Home décor items like pillows or table linens can benefit from sturdier options. Each product page includes fabric details to help you pick the best base for your project.
Can I reorder the same designer print later?
Absolutely. Because we print on demand from an evergreen catalog, you can return to a designer’s collection and reorder the same print when you need additional yardage or coordinating pieces. Wish Lists make it easy to save favorites now and come back to purchase later—perfect for finishing a WIP, matching sets, or repeat projects.
How do Wish Lists work, and why should I use them?
Wish Lists let you save favorite designers, collections, and individual prints so you can find them quickly later. They’re especially useful with an evergreen catalog—create a list for a future quilt, capsule wardrobe, nursery, or home décor refresh, then return when you’re ready to choose fabric and order yardage. Many customers use Wish Lists to compare coordinating prints and keep reorder favorites in one place.
New here? Choose a design, select your fabric, enter your yardage, and we’ll print exactly what you need—then save favorites to a Wish List so your best finds are easy to come back to.
Updated: January 22, 2026