How much fabric did you use?

Calculate the amount and actual fabric cost of your finished project.

Your Fabric
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Enter the price paid for the amount of fabric purchased.

Enter the total length of fabric included in the price above.

Enter the usable width of the fabric. Common widths include 44–45", 54" and 58–60".

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Enter the tax paid on this fabric, if you'd like to include it.

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Enter only the portion of shipping you want attributed to this fabric.

Your fabric costs approximately — · —
How would you like to calculate your usage?

Enter the length of fabric used, or calculate the cost of a specific piece by its dimensions.

Enter the length of fabric used across the full fabric width.

Tip: Use this method when you know approximately how much yardage or meterage a project consumed. For example, if your project used ¾ yard of fabric, enter .75 yd.

Useful when cutting several identical pieces.

Important: This method calculates cost based on the actual rectangular area entered. It does not automatically account for unusable scraps, pattern layout, directional prints, nap, matching repeats or cutting waste.
Your Fabric Usage
Fabric Used
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estimated project usage
Equivalent Yardage
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based on fabric specifications
Fabric Cost
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fabric used in this project

Please note: Results are estimates and are intended for planning purposes only. Fabric measurements, usable width, cutting layouts and actual material use can vary. Length-based calculations assume the entered amount uses the full fabric width. Dimension-based calculations estimate cost from rectangular area and do not automatically account for pattern placement, selvages, directional prints, nap, pattern matching, unusable scraps or cutting waste. Tax and shipping are optional and should include only amounts attributable to the fabric being calculated.