Disney fabric

Mexy02 · 11 May 20, 07:33 PM

Does anyone know where I can get Disney fat quarters ? I know hobbycraft had them but are closed . We want some masks that my mum is going to make us .

vanlou · 11 May 20, 07:39 PM

Aldi have them on their website

Mexy02 · 11 May 20, 11:32 PM

Originally Posted by vanlou

Aldi have them on their website

Thank you , ordered 👍🏼

**boo2** · 12 May 20, 06:46 AM

Originally Posted by Mexy02

Does anyone know where I can get Disney fat quarters ? I know hobbycraft had them but are closed . We want some masks that my mum is going to make us .

I�ve been looking at fabric for masks. As a complete novice can someone please explain �fat quarters� and some of the other terms I keep seeing? Thanks.

**Bootrip2** · 12 May 20, 07:23 AM

I ordered some this morning and will attempt to make a mask. X

Rabel · 12 May 20, 08:08 AM

Originally Posted by boo2

I�ve been looking at fabric for masks. As a complete novice can someone please explain �fat quarters� and some of the other terms I keep seeing? Thanks.

I know that they are smaller squares of material for quilting but had to google the measurements (around 50cm x 55cm wide) so big enough to do some craft stuff but not for dress making unless you like the patchwork look. Generally they come in bundles of similar material (mostly cotton) and they are normally patterned.

For face masks, fat quarters are a good size but they will need to be doubled at least. The guardian website had a good guide on how to make a face mask. theguardian/us-news/...ewing-required

**Michelle** · 12 May 20, 10:41 AM

I've been buying mine from eBay.

I've made a few masks now. Just going to make some for my eldest daughter and her husband.

**boo2** · 12 May 20, 06:07 PM

Originally Posted by Rabel

I know that they are smaller squares of material for quilting but had to google the measurements (around 50cm x 55cm wide) so big enough to do some craft stuff but not for dress making unless you like the patchwork look. Generally they come in bundles of similar material (mostly cotton) and they are normally patterned.

For face masks, fat quarters are a good size but they will need to be doubled at least. The guardian website had a good guide on how to make a face mask. theguardian/us-news/...ewing-required

Thank you, I will have a look. I�ve just ordered a few squares that are 20inches x 10 inches.
I�m such a novice🤣

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