Ombre Puff Quilt Fabrics

Ever since I shared my free Ombre Puff Quilt tutorial, I've gotten numerous messages and emails asking if I could share the fabrics that I used! I had no idea that there would be such interest in these.

In this post I'll tell you about the fabrics I used in my first Ombre Puff quilt...and tell you how you can easily create your own Ombre Puff pull using fabrics from the Lo & Behold Stitchery shop!

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My (first) Ombre Puff quilt fabrics

Since all the fabrics I used cme from my stash, I had to go searching for some of their names. A few of these fabrics are staples in my stash, and I know them by heart! But admittedly, there are a few fabrics that I'm unsure of. If you happen to know the name, feel free to let me know!

(Because these came from my stash, some of these fabrics are older and have been out of print for a while.)

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A- Painted Prairie Anthesis; Art Gallery Fabrics
B- Unknown
C- Piccadilly; Art Gallery Fabrics
D- Unknown
E- Promenade Plum; Art Gallery Fabrics
F- Compassion Ruby; Art Gallery Fabrics
G- Plum Preserve; Art Gallery Fabrics
H- Kona Deep Rose; Robert Kaufman
I- Kona Rose; Robert Kaufman
J- Scatter Printemps; Art Gallery Fabrics
K- Kona Pimento; Robert Kaufman
L- Valley Collection; Moda Fabrics. This one was hard for me to find. An alternative would be Joy Plante Coral by Art Gallery Fabrics
M- Twinkle Star Berry; Art Gallery Fabrics
N- Covent Garden; Art Gallery Fabrics
O- Everlasting Blooms Berry; Art Gallery Fabrics
P- Pastoral Crescendo; Art Gallery Fabrics
Q- Rosa Peach; Rifle Paper Co.; Cotton + Steel
R- Stitch in Saddle; Moda Fabrics
S- Fireflies Glow Metallic
T- Kona Cedar; Robert Kaufman
U- Kona Foxglove; Robert Kaufman
V- Painted Desert Printemps; Art Gallery Fabrics
W- Wildwood Peonies in Pink; Cotton + Steel
X- Grid Caramel; Moda
Y- Unknown
Z- Always & Always Luminance Metallic; Art Gallery Fabrics
AA- Pale Persimmon 15; Peppered Cotton by Pepper Cory
BB- Happily Ever After; Art Gallery Fabrics
CC- Rambling Rose Briar; Art Gallery Fabrics
DD- Goodness Thoughts; Art Gallery Fabrics
EE- Bright Star Washed; Art Gallery Fabrics
FF- Kona Shell; Robert Kaufman
GG- Wandering with Doe; Art Gallery Fabrics
HH- Black and White Flight; Alexia Abegg for Cotton + Steel
II-Aerial Blush- Art Gallery Fabrics
JJ- Eloise- Art Gallery Fabrics
KK- Grid Crossword
LL- Parade in Lavender; Moda Fabrics
MM- Sonic Flora; Art Gallery Fabrics
NN- Aquarelle Study Tint; Art Gallery Fabrics
OO- Add it Up Khaki; Moda Fabrics

Backing/Binding: Calico Days Lavender by Art Gallery Fabrics

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Ombre Puff quilt fabric bundle (out of stock)

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In stock alternatives

Unfortunately our original Ombre Puff fabric bundle is out of stock...but you can find other great options in the Lo & Behold Stitchery shop!

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Since I was already in the process of looking up the names of the fabrics, I decided to create a bundle!

Fair warning: fabric has been hard to come by. I tried to include each piece that I used in my original puff quilt, but some of the fabrics are out of stock/out of print. I made a few replacements and substitutions, and honestly, I really love this bundle!!

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If you've seen my Ombre Puff Quilt Tutorial, you know that you need 21 fat quarters for the Small Throw, 23 for the Large Throw and 35 for the Bed size. I shared that while I made the Small Throw size, I used more than the required 21 FQs, to get a wide variety of fabrics. Some of the fabrics are only used as one puff, while other fabrics are in 15 puffs.

So when I was creating this bundle, I wanted to give you a variety, in case you also wanted to do the same thing...or you can simply use these to make a larger size.

Regardless, I do want to mention that in my original Ombre Puff quilt, I had some shades of navy, but I did not include those in this bundle because they were sadly out of stock. So that being said, use these fabrics as your "jumping off point" and add to it from your stash, if you wish. :)

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Alternative fabric options for your Ombre Puff quilt

While the original Ombre Puff bundle is out of stock, we still have plenty of other beautiful fabrics in the shop that would make a great Ombre Puff quilt!

Mix and match our fabric bundles to come up with your own Ombre Puff pull. Even better, use our fabric bundles with fabrics from your stash to create a truly on-of-a-kind Ombre Puff quilt. (I have some tips for creating an Ombre quilt that might help with your pull.)

Our stock changes regularly (so check back for new fabrics!), but these are some of the gorgeous fabric bundles you might find in the Lo & Behold Stitchery shop:

Happy quilting!

In case you missed it...

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Post updated 10/29/2025

Unfortunately our Ombre Puff bundle is no longer in stock, so we updated this post with some new ideas for finding fabrics. We also added some frequently asked questions and made some organizational changes.

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FAQ about Ombre Puff Quilt fabrics

What fabric is best for a puff quilt?

Regular quilting cotton is the best fabric for a puff quilt...but you can use other fabrics too. My granny's puff quilt, for instance, used old tablecloths and men's shirts alongside quilting cotton.

How many yards of fabric do I need to make a puff quilt?

My Ombre Puff quilt pattern uses fat quarters instead of yardage, which makes it easier to get the ombre effect. You need 21 fat quarters for the Small Throw size, 23 for the Large Throw, and 35 for the Bed size.

What is the best batting for a puff quilt?

I like to use Poly-fil stuffing for my puff quilts.

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