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National Quilting Month Sale – A Great Time to Stock Up on Fabric

March 8, 2026 by Shellie Wilson

Every quilter knows that fabric somehow multiplies when you’re not looking. One minute you’re buying “just a few fat quarters,” and the next thing you know there’s a whole drawer that refuses to close. If you’re going to add to the stash (and let’s be honest, we always do), it’s nice when there’s a proper quilting sale happening at the same time.

Right now Connecting Threads is celebrating National Quilting Month, and they’ve launched a Friends & Family Sale with up to 25% off sitewide. For anyone planning a new quilt project, replenishing basics, or finally replacing that rotary cutter you’ve been babying for years, it’s a great moment to browse.

Why This Sale Is Worth a Look

Connecting Threads has always been popular with quilters because their fabrics are designed specifically with quilting in mind. That means consistent cotton quality, colours that coordinate beautifully across collections, and prints that actually work in patchwork rather than fighting each other.

During the National Quilting Month sale you’ll typically find discounts on:

  • Quilting cotton fabrics
  • Fat quarter bundles and precuts
  • Quilt backing fabrics
  • Thread and batting
  • Rotary cutters, rulers, and sewing notions
  • Quilt kits and project bundles

If you’ve been eyeing a quilt kit or a coordinated fabric collection, these sales can be the moment where the price finally makes sense.

The Smart Quilter’s Strategy

Over the years I’ve learned that the best way to shop a quilting sale is to buy for future projects, not just the one currently on the sewing table.

A few things I usually look for:

  1. Background fabrics
    Creams, whites, and subtle neutrals disappear faster than you think.
  2. Backing fabrics
    Wide quilt backing at a discount is always worth grabbing.
  3. Precuts
    Charm packs, jelly rolls, and fat quarter bundles make quick projects so much easier.
  4. Quilt kits
    If you’ve ever abandoned a project halfway because the fabrics didn’t quite coordinate, a kit solves that problem instantly.

National Quilting Month Is the Perfect Excuse

March is often celebrated as National Quilting Month, and many quilting brands use it as an opportunity to run some of their biggest promotions of the year. It’s a nice reminder that quilting isn’t just a hobby — it’s a craft with a long history and a community that stretches across generations.

And honestly, there’s something about seeing stacks of beautiful fabric that immediately makes you want to start a new quilt.

Even if your current project pile is already a little ambitious.

Where to Find the Sale

You can explore the Connecting Threads National Quilting Month sale here and see what fabrics and quilting supplies are currently discounted.

If you’ve been waiting for a good moment to add to your fabric stash, this is definitely one worth checking out.

Just don’t blame me if another quilt suddenly appears on your to-make list.

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Have you read?

Free GO! Diamonds in the Rough Wall Hanging Pattern

The GO! Diamonds in the Rough Wall Hanging Pattern shows just how dramatically clever colour placement can transform a traditional quilt block.

Designed by Lissa LaGreca of Lovingly Lissa, this 30-inch square wall hanging uses the GO! Double Star 10-inch Finished Die. Although the entire project is cut using one Block on Board die, the finished layout creates a sparkling diamond design that looks wonderfully intricate.

I love the potential for experimenting with colour. Choose rich jewel tones for a gemstone effect, bright modern fabrics for something bold or soft neutrals for a more understated wall hanging.

The pattern is currently available as a free download for AccuQuilt members. You will need a free account and the GO! Double Star 10-inch Finished Die to make it.

This is a lovely smaller project for trying the Double Star die without committing to a full quilt. At 30 x 30 inches, it is large enough to make an impact but still manageable to piece, quilt and display.

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