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Updated: 9-23-22
If Robert Kaufman Fabrics were a pocket knife, they'd be a Swiss Army Knife—you know, the one with all the little doohickeys!
Their collections range from Kona Solids to batiks to classic reproductions, all while still covering seasonal and all the types of designs you'd expect from a company that's been in the fabric business since 1942.
Robert Kaufman Fabrics are known for their quality and variety of fabrics—when we quilters make an heirloom quilt, we want it to last!
In this article, you find many of their current fabric collections, and you'll see what I mean.
Seasonal and Holiday Fabrics
To help you hone in on the quilt fabrics you're really interested in, I've put these specialty fabrics on their own pages.
Click the links below to go to the Robert Kaufman section in that grouping.
The Collections of Robert Kaufman Fabrics
The fabrics are arranged in alphabetical order for your convenience.
Be sure to bookmark this page to keep up with the latest arrivals.
Around the Bend by Anna Graham
(55% Linen/45% Cotton Blend)
Start with an unexpected palette. Then, add in some linen prints with a unique twist. Top it all off with a touch of peach and tan for good measure. What do you get? The Around the Bend fabric collection by Anna Graham, a linen-cotton blend.
This line is perfect for those who appreciate contemporary design with a hint of the unexpected. The blue-gray gradient is perfect for creating a sense of depth and dimension, while the peach and tan accents add just the right amount of warmth.
Basket of Blooms by Darlene Zimmerman
Darlene Zimmerman has taken the art of reproduction patchwork to new heights with her collection, Baskets Of Blooms.
This collection mirrors in its vivacity and beauty what it's like when you find yourself at a park during late springtime; everything is so full of life!
There are enough floral patterns galore on these 1930s reproductions from Robert Kaufman Fabrics to satisfy any gardenista.
Chalk and Charcoal by Jennifer Sampou
Introducing a new textured fabric collection from Jennifer Sampou. With a stunning array of deep, fully saturated hues, these fabrics are perfect for the adventurous quilter looking to mix it up a little with their next project.
Earth Views by Karen Nyberg
Take a moment to gaze upon the stunning Earth Views collection by Astronaut Karen Nyberg.
Delight in the remarkable views of Earth that Karen Nyberg captured during her time aboard the International Space Station. From the deep blues of the ocean to the lush greens of the forest, these fabrics will inspire anyone whose head is in the stars.
These fabrics are out of this world!
Express Yourself by Dr. Seuss Enterprises
Shift your quilting into Grinch-mode with the latest from Dr. Seuss Enterprises.
With bold and classic colors, this line of fabrics makes it easy to add some Seussian flair to your next project. From the Cat in the Hat to Horton, find all of your favorite characters represented in this expressive collection.
Farm to Table by Ann Kelle
Bask in the sunny glow of Ann Kelle's fresh produce, Farm To Table.
Bursting with bananas, strawberries, cherries and eggs galore! Fill your fabric pantry with piles of these plaid prints then go ahead and cook up some tasty projects! Want to make a project? Get your fabrics today!
It’s a bountiful harvest for any quilter’s stash.
Flowerhouse Basics by Debbie Beaves
If you're a scrap quilter, you're going to love Flowerhouse Basics by Debbie Beaves. Stripes, gingham, speckles and a mottled solid design make up this delightful collection with four prints in each colorway.
The only color you won't find...
...orange.
Flowerhouse Brightly So by Debbie Beaves
You won't need a shoulder to crayon with this colorific collection from Debbie Beaves. With its bold floral and dot patterns, Flowerhouse Brightly So will make any quilt pattern sensational.
Flowerhouse Gentle Petals by Debbie Beaves
In her inimitable fashion, Debbie Beaves has designed another pretty and versatile collection with Flowerhouse Gentle Petals.
The fabrics feature lovely florals and foliage in pastel hues, perfect for all sorts of projects. Be sure to check out the coordinating Kona Cotton Solids from Robert Kaufman Fabrics to really make your quilt pop!
Flowerhouse Jubilee by Debbie Beaves
The Flowerhouse Jubilee fabrics are a stunning display of vibrant reds and blues. The floral designs are intricate and beautiful, with petals in various shades of pink, red, and blue. It's as if you're looking at a beautiful garden right before your eyes.
Add to that, she's got four free quilt patterns for you to try.
All from the imagination of Debbie Beaves. I'll have what she's having! ;)
Flowerhouse Lavender Blessings by Debbie Beaves for Robert Kaufman Fabrics
Welcome to a whimsical and refreshing garden collection by Debbie Beaves. With Flowerhouse Lavender Blessings, she invites you to explore a beautiful landscape of delicate lavender flowers, blooming stems, and playful text.
Come wander through this floral wonderland and enjoy the soft textures and charming colors.
Flowerhouse Penelope by Debbie Beaves
The Flowerhouse Penelope collection by Debbie Beaves is an enticing range of floral, plaid and graphic prints. The vibrant colors are exactly what's needed to bring your quilts to life.
Quilt making has never been so easy with this variety!
There’s a quartet of bias printed plaids for those of you that love the look of bias plaid binding, but would rather cut your strips on the crosswise grain.
Flowerhouse Serene by Debbie Beaves
A bevy of bodacious blooms awaits you with Flowerhouse Serene by Debbie Beaves.
This vibrant and cheerful fabric collection will add just the right touch of springtime cheer to your home decor. It features pretty posies, flower-chained stripes, and entwined foliage all in a cheerful color palette.
Add a bit of serenity to your decor with Flowerhouse Serene!
Flowerhouse Sunnyside Farm by Debbie Beaves
Looking for a fabric collection that will take you back to a simpler time?
Check out Flowerhouse Sunnyside Farm by Debbie Beaves.
This nostalgic fabric collection features beautiful farmhouses, charming petite blooms, fresh produce, and bountiful seeds—the promise of the future—perfect for any project that needs a touch of vintage charm.
Handworks Home by Sevenberry
Explore the vast expanse of your imagination with this new Sevenberry collection that's perfect for any and all imaginative boys and girls.
Handworks Home is bursting with colorful polka dots, fluffy clouds, circus animals, bunnies and flowers, tiny hearts, gingham, and stripes.
All the fanciful images are inspired by bustling city life.
Looking for a perfect match? Then pair these vibrant prints with corresponding Kona Cotton Solids to create your own fantastical patchwork creations.
Hello Sleepy by Hello! Lucky - FLANNEL
Let's dream together.
Hello Sleepy is the latest bunch of rambunctious designs from Hello! Lucky, featuring sleepy sheep, cuddly pandas and dreaming sloths all tucked in across a comfy gradient of pastel backgrounds.
If you dream it, you can quilt it!
Horton Kindness by Dr. Seuss Enterprises
Kids and adults alike will enjoy this assortment of prints based on Horton Hears A Who by Dr. Seuss! With cheerful colors and floral prints, these fabrics bring the imaginative world of Whoville to life. With them you'll be able to create something fun and bright for your child.
Kitchen Window Wovens (New Colors) by Elizabeth Hartman for Robert Kaufman Fabrics
NOTE: These links go to both the original and the new fabrics in this collection.
Looking at the vibrant prints in Kitchen Window Wovens by Elizabeth Hartman for Robert Kaufman Fabrics, you'll feel like you can reach right out and touch the sunny yard just beyond your kitchen window. With a wide selection of colors and check sizes, this charming fabric collection is versatile enough to be used in any quilt project.
To create an ageless look, pair these prints with the corresponding Kona Cotton Solids from Robert Kaufman Fabrics.
These patterns by Elizabeth Hartman use the gingham checks from the first group of Kitchen Window Wovens:
These recently released patterns use the new plaids and ginghams from this 2021 Summer New Colors collection (that was finally shipped!)
Kona Solids
Care: Machine Wash Cold / Tumble Dry Low
Kona Cottons are Kaufman's original line of solids. Currently, there are over 300 colors to choose from.
Click these buttons to see all the colors—both by the yard and precuts.
This lightweight cotton (4.35 oz/sq yard) is perfect for quilting, clothing, and crafting. It's an all-purpose solid reliably found in quilt shops and big-box stores like Joann's.
You'll frequently find it online in fat quarter and half yard bundles grouped by color, holiday, by (prolific) pattern designer, or as coordinates to go with a particular fabric collection.
Examples of each are below.
And yes, if you're interested, you can purchase a color card of all the Kona's currently available from either Fat Quarter Shop.
Is the Kona sold at quilt shops and Joann's the same quality?
Yes, according to Robert Kaufman's representative, Teresa Coates, it is!
Source: https://lorikennedyquilts.com/kona-cotton-a-quilters-treat/
108" wide Kona Solids for backings
There are also a limited number of Konas available in 108" wide yardage.
Keep in mind that when you're quilting with solid fabrics all your stitches show; there's no design to hide any tension issues or backing tracking.
Kona Sheen Solids
Want to add some shimmer to your quilts? Add a metallic fabric.
What to add an over-the-top shimmer?
Add Kaufman's Sheen fabric!
This line of solids by Robert Kaufman has a "lustrous veneer of metallic coating", as described by Kaufman, on one side of their regular Kona.
Use the buttons to see the complete variety of colors available to you.
Care: Machine Wash Cold/Tumble Dry Low
Do you buy solid fabrics?
If so, I highly recommend you use a permanent marker—like a Micron pen—and mark the selvage with BOTH the manufacturer and Color/Color #. Then ALWAYS cut from the opposite end of the fabric, leaving the marking in place.
Use your phone and take a picture of the bolt ends to quickly capture this information when purchasing fabric at a shop.
Speaking from experience, it's much too easy to grab the wrong solid, only to realize partway into the project that you've used either the wrong color or worse yet, used two different, though close in color fabrics, and you see it only AFTER you've made 25 blocks.
Mini Madness 2021 by Studio RK
Looking for a new white fabric collection? You'll love this fun and whimsical Mini Madness collection from Studio RK!
These stars, pin dots, snowflakes, and more will make your creative heart grin.
Modern Classics by Violet Craft
40 designs
Lines and dots and dashes and star light. Beautiful rich hues to add texture to your quilts.
Planetarium by Elizabeth Hartman
With Elizabeth Hartman's Planetarium fabric collection, you can explore the universe of color without ever leaving Earth.
Jam-packed with vibrant stars, sunbursts, and moons, this collection is an exploding supernova of color.
Blast-off with these stars guiding the inspiration of your next quilt.
Sunroom by Elizabeth Hartman
The Sunroom fabric collection by Elizabeth Hartman is a playful, colorful room that will make you want to spend all day quilting. Her latest fabric collection is bursting with beautiful blooms, fun patterns, and cheerful colors. This line is perfect for adding a touch of summertime fun to any quilting project.
Whether you're in the mood for daisies, succulents, stars, or polka dots, there's something for every quilter in this collection. So grab your favorite fabrics, and let's get creative.
Coordinating Kona Cotton Solids include:
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I don't think so.
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