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Quality Fabrics for Any Project

Explore a world of creative possibilities at Stitch 2340, your trusted destination for premium fabrics near Manilla. Our Tamworth-based store offers an exceptional selection of textiles to suit every sewing, quilting and patchwork need. From the durability of linen to the cosy familiarity of cotton, our materials are carefully chosen to support every stage of your creative journey.

We also stock designer fabrics from household names like Jen Kingwell, Zen Chic and 3 Sisters to give your projects that extra-special touch.

Need help with something specific? Call us on 0413 556 369 and we’ll point you in the right direction. Our friendly team is more than happy to help you with stock enquiries or other any other questions you may have.

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Fabrics to Suit Your Style

At Stitch 2340, we believe the right pattern brings your project to life. Our range includes contemporary abstract prints, Reproduction and Batiks, and playful polka dots for projects that pop.

With such a wide selection, you're sure to find the perfect match for your vision.

Shop online to explore our full collection. Please note that the minimum cut size for all online orders is 25cm.

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Fabric

We proudly supply high-quality fabrics to creatives throughout Manilla. With patterns ranging from florals and geometrics to retro and oriental, our collection caters to every style.

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Sashiko

Manilla makers turn to us for sashiko embroidery supplies, including traditional Japanese fabrics, threads, kits and panels—ideal for clothing, bags and décor.

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Notions, Supplies & Kits

Our store near Manilla is a trusted source for quality sewing supplies and creative kits. From zippers and buttons to threads and pins, we’ve got everything you need.

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Long Arm Quilting

We offer professional long arm quilting services to Manilla quilters. Whether you’re finishing a patchwork gift or a decorative throw, we’ll help you complete it with precision.

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0413 556 369

stitchbtb2340@gmail.com

Manilla, NSW 2346

Operating Hours

Monday: Closed
Tuesday: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Wednesday: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Thursday: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Friday: 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Saturday: 9:00 am - 2:00 pm
Sunday: Closed

Stitch 2340 Near Manilla

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What We Stock

At Stitch 2340, we’re committed to supplying the materials you need to bring your ideas to life. Our range includes soft, breathable cottons and sturdy denim—perfect for everyday creations. Need something structured? Our interfacing options add essential support.

Not sure if we stock what you’re after? Give us a call—we’re always happy to help.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between woven and knit fabrics?

Woven fabrics are made by interlacing threads at right angles, giving them a structured, stable quality with little to no stretch. Examples include cotton, linen and denim. Knit fabrics, on the other hand, are made by looping yarns, giving them stretch and flexibility. Jersey, rib knit and interlock are common knit types, often used for t-shirts, activewear and stretch garments.
How can you tell if a fabric is high quality?

High-quality fabrics often have a tight, even weave or knit, consistent colour, and minimal defects. They feel smooth or substantial to the touch, depending on the fibre type, and retain shape after handling. When held to light, they shouldn’t have irregular spacing or weak spots. Branded or designer fabrics often follow stricter quality control standards, and natural fibres like cotton, silk or linen typically indicate higher quality than synthetics.