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Animal Print Fabric
Animal print quilting fabric here covers 132 options from $2.09 a yard: leopard and cheetah spots in classic tans and bold pinks, zebra stripes, and jungle-scene prints like Party Leopards in Pagoda Forest. The Iconic collection contributes coordinating fat quarter samplers.
132 optionsfrom $2.09
Leopard is a neutral — ask anyone who sews with it. This page rounds up the spots and stripes: traditional tan cheetah, moody jungle leopards, zebra, and modern recolors in navy, pink, and rust that read as sophisticated rather than safari-kitsch.
Where to buy
Showing 60 of 132Leopard Print In Black And Gray Tiny Scale / Collection Leopard Spots Punk
$20.00/yd
Shop at SpoonflowerMini Micro - Cute Animal Print Classic Brown & Tan Leopard Print Boho Girls
$20.00/yd
Shop at SpoonflowerSmall Black Speckle Marks - Bone White Baby Boy Girl Nursery - Animal Print
$20.00/yd
Shop at SpoonflowerCrab Parade In Blue And Coral Medium - Nautical Animal Print Coastal Beach
$20.00/yd
Shop at SpoonflowerMore options
Leo & Savannah Leopard Blue Quilting Cotton Fabric Yardage
Leo & Savannah$11.96/ydblue
Shop at Connecting ThreadsLeo & Savannah Leopard Orange Quilting Cotton Fabric Yardage
Leo & Savannah$11.96/ydorange
Shop at Connecting ThreadsLeo & Savannah Leopard Cream Quilting Cotton Fabric Yardage
Leo & Savannah$11.96/ydwhite
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I use animal print in a quilt without it taking over?
Treat it like a blender: cut it small and scatter it, or use one large-scale print as a single focus fabric against quiet solids. Tan and brown animal prints genuinely behave like neutrals next to almost any palette.
What colors pair with leopard print?
Classic tan leopard loves black, cream, rust, and olive. Recolored versions — pink, navy, teal — pair best with solids pulled straight from their own spots.
Used one of these in a quilt?
Add it to your stash or tag it in a project so other quilters can see it in action.