Only blender fabrics for quilting could make blending in look so good. What is a blender fabric in quilting, you ask? Great question! Blender fabric is an interesting type of material because it’s not exactly a solid fabric and it’s not quite patterned either. Take Grunge fabric for example—it’s an incredibly popular blender fabric because of its subtle yet super attractive weathered look! Other blender fabric materials include tone-on-tone prints, crackle prints, and even gorgeous ombre fabrics. Blender fabrics are ideal for smooth color transitions and adding a touch of texture to projects. We carry a beautiful “blend” of various blender fabrics, like Grunge, Stonehenge, swirls, some batiks, and even stunning marbled prints!

If you haven’t heard of blender fabric until now, you may not understand what we mean by “tone-on-tone.” To put it simply, tone-on-tone is a type of fabric that is designed with a print that’s basically the same color as the fabric. For example, white stars on a white background would be considered a tone-on-tone fabric. Not familiar with Grunge, either? Well, just as we said earlier, it’s a well-liked blender fabric because of its weathered texture, but it’s actually dyed differently than regular cottons! What makes Grunge a unique blender fabric material is how it’s dyed first and printed on one side to give it that textured appearance. Plus, how much the texture stands out can vary depending on the colors it’s printed in! 

In case you were wondering, we carry quilt blender fabric by the yard and you will find blender precut fabrics too! Whether you need tone-on-tone charm packs, blender fat quarters or any blender precut fabric for quilting, you’ll have a splendid selection to browse. Tone-on-tone quilting precuts, like fabric jelly rolls and fabric layer cakes are a brilliant way to help the main fabrics stand out in a quilt, especially if you don’t want to use solid quilting precuts! Any way you blend it, it’s sure to be beautiful.