Project fabric planner
Reconcile a cut list across measured remnants and any new fabric, then get a shopping list, named stock allocations, instructions, and diagrams from the selected placements.
Create a fabric cutting planPractical quilting tools
Plan the Fabric for the Quilt You’re Already Making
Bring the rectangular cut requirements from your pattern, notes, or spreadsheet. Add fabric you already own, then see what to use, what to buy, and how to cut the selected plan.
The planner reconciles all pieces for each fabric together and keeps pattern comparison separate from your stock-aware shopping shortfall.
Free · No account · Editable quilting assumptions
Start with the job in front of you
Fabric, backing, and batting
Estimate repeated-piece yardage, compare backing panels, or check batting size and roll orientation.
Calculate quilt backing yardageEleven focused calculators
Calculate binding, HSTs, QSTs, Flying Geese, blocks, borders, sashing, or how many pieces fit real stock.
Choose a quilting calculatorWhat you need and what you get
Start with rectangular cut or finished sizes, fabric assignments, and optional measured stock. QuiltClarity returns a buy-now list, exact material allocations, practical leftovers, warnings, and accessible visual and text cutting plans. Calculations run locally with no account.
The bounded deterministic optimizer favors valid, practical cuts; it does not claim a mathematically proven global minimum. See how the workflow works.
Understand the assumptions
Usable width of fabric
Plan with the width left after selvages, not just the bolt label.
Learn what WOF meansFinished and cut sizes
See when seam allowance belongs in a piece measurement.
Compare finished and cut sizeTransparent methodology
Review the defaults, formulas, rounding, and optimizer limits.
Read how QuiltClarity calculates results