Snoopy Fabric(85)

You’ll see a few common cut types across Snoopy and Peanuts prints on this page.

• By the yard: Many options list a width around 44 inches, with length sold in 1-yard or 1/2-yard cuts.
• Fat quarters: Precut pieces typically measuring about 18" x 21" (sometimes shown as 21" x 18").
• Panels: Fixed-size designs—some listings show panels around 35" x 44"—great for wall hangings or focal blocks.
• Bundles: Assorted fat quarter bundles for coordinated piecing.

Dimensions can vary by listing, so it’s a good idea to check the product page for the exact width, length, and whether the cut is precut or sold by the yard.

It depends on your project and how you like to piece.

• Fat quarters: Handy for patchwork blocks, appliqué, and scrappy quilts when you want variety.
• By-the-yard: Helpful for borders, sashing, binding strips, and larger or repeated pieces.
• Half yards: Great middle ground for small quilts, pillows, or coordinated accents.
• Panels: Designed for a focal center, wall hangings, or quick throw quilts.

Many prints here are seasonal or themed, so consider pattern scale and directional designs. Mixing a panel with fat quarters and a bit of yardage can create a cohesive look. When in doubt, sketch your layout and add a little extra for trimming.

Yardage varies by size and pattern, but these estimates can help:

• Throw pillow (about 18" x 18"): Around 1/2 yard of 44"-wide fabric usually covers a front and back. Add more for envelope backs, zippers, or pattern matching.
• Larger pillow (about 20" x 20"): Consider 2/3 yard to allow comfortable seam allowances.
• Simple tote (about 14" x 16"): Approximately 3/4 yard for the outer bag and straps; a lining may require an additional 3/4 yard.

Directional or large-scale prints may need extra for matching. Checking your pattern’s yardage and buying a small buffer can make cutting and layout easier.

Many cotton quilting fabrics can be machine washed, but care can vary by item.

• Prewash: Washing before cutting can help reduce shrinkage and color transfer. To limit fraying, zigzag or serge raw edges, or use a delicate bag.
• Wash: Cold water on a gentle cycle with like colors is a common approach; consider a color-catcher sheet when washing bright prints.
• Dry & press: Tumble dry low or line dry, then press on the cotton setting as needed.

Always check the product page for any care notes specific to that fabric. Results can vary based on your machine, detergent, and water temperature.

If a listing is sold by the yard, selecting a quantity (e.g., 2) typically means the seller will cut that length as one continuous piece when possible.

• Precuts: Fat quarters, bundles, and panels are pre-cut and ship as separate pieces.
• Seller policies: Practices can vary by seller on Walmart.com. For specific cut requests, use the product page to contact the seller before ordering.
• Fulfillment options: Availability for shipping or pickup can vary by location and seller; you’ll see options at checkout.

Review the product description for cut details and reach out with questions if you need a particular continuous length.