Buy Hanukkah Fabric
Make your Hanukkah extra dazzling with some beautiful Hanukkah fabric. Fabric projects make great holiday decor, so the possibilities are endless with our selection of Hanukkah fabric by the yard. Make a fabulous table runner to impress the family at dinner or dress up the couch with a stunning Hanukkah-themed quilt! Shop our beautiful Hanukkah fabrics below.
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This Hanukkah, surround yourself with friends, family, and handmade holiday home decor! Celebrate the traditions of your faith with jewish fabric and inspirational imagery to remind you of the real meaning of the season.
Our Hanukkah fabric by the yard will inspire you to sew for the holidays! Looking for precuts? Don’t miss the Stars of Light Metallic collection RK Studio. This blue and silver metallic fat quarter bundle will find its way into all sorts of shiny, new projects! If spinning the dreidel is part of your Hanukkah celebration, you’ll love the dreidel fabric and apron panel project, both from Riley Blake Designs. Reminiscent of falling snowflakes, the Star of David fabric from Robert Kaufman comes in shades of blue and white–a beautiful symbol of the Jewish faith and heritage.
To make a quilt for the festival of lights, grab some hanukkah fabric, cotton or poly-cotton batting, and pick out a pattern that speaks to you! You can use Hanukkah fabric to make table runners, reusable gift bags, coasters, and wallhangings. A countdown calendar quilt would look darling in Festival of Lights fabric! We wish your family light, love, and peace. Happy Hanukkah!