Shop Embroidered Fabric by the Yard

Need embroidery fabric for your next project? You can order by the yard at KikiTextiles. We carry dozens of embroidery fabrics in cotton, tulle, and lace. Pick your yardage, add it to your cart, and we'll ship it from Los Angeles.

Shop Embroidered Fabric by Material, Texture & Embroidery Style

The base fabric changes how your project drapes. Here's a quick guide to what we stock. You can pick lace for structure, tulle for volume and cotton for everyday wear.

Sheer fabric shows what's underneath, so plan on a lining for most dresses. Machine embroidery keeps patterns crisp and even. Threadwork, appliqué, beading and sequins add depth and shine. The Burgundy 3D Floral Embroidered Beaded Tulle Lace shows how far that can go. It has satin flowers and hand sewn pearls on soft tulle.

Get Floral Embroidered Fabric, Floral Lace & Floral Embroidered Tulle

Floral embroidery covers most of the lace here, from small blooms to wide branches. They look romantic on a bodice and soft on a skirt.

For more movement, you can go for floral embroidered tulle. It floats and gathers well, which helps on full skirts. Our baby pink multicolor tulle is a good place to start. A pastel floral embroidered fabric like this often suits spring events.

In embroidered lace material, there are scalloped edges. Scalloped lace can save you hemming time on a veil or skirt. You can also cut embroidered lace material into sleeves or back panels for a custom look.

Choose Embroidery Fabric Cotton for Clothing, Quilting & Everyday Sewing

Embroidery fabric cotton is a breathable option to choose for clothing. It feels soft, sews easily and suits blouses, skirts, and kids' clothes. The White Embroidered Floral Cotton Eyelet works well for warm weather tops. Quilters may like it for accent panels too. Cotton is also usually easier to wash than beaded tulle.

To stich your own design, look for plain, tightly woven cotton as your hand embroidery fabric. Our cotton eyelet is already embroidered, so it suits sewing better than stitching.

Shop Ivory, Black & Colorful Embroidered Lace Fabric by the Yard

Color sets the mood, so choose it early. White and ivory feel classic. Black works well for evening. Gold, red, lavender and blue stand out at parties. You can filter the collection by color to save time.

Try the Silver Embroidered Branch Bridal Lace for some sparkle when looking into embroidery fabric lace material. It costs $13.99 a yard, so a full skirt stays affordable. Many pieces are lace fabric embroidered with beading or sequins, and they catch the light well.

Choose embroidery fabric lace in a solid shade if your trim is busy. It keeps the pattern from competing with your details. Every embroidered lace fabric by the yard ships from our Los Angeles warehouse. If you can't decide, order a few yards of embroidered lace fabric in two colors and compare them side by side.

Buy Embroidered Fabric for Bridal Gowns & Special Occasion Wear

Choose embroidered fabric for dresses that carries the whole look. Scalloped lace frames a neckline or hem. Beaded tulle floats over a slip for wedding dresses and bridal gowns. A lace fabric embroidered with small flowers looks lovely over a plain satin lining. Tulle also works for veils. It can even dress up home décor, like table overlays and backdrops.

When your project require sewing eveningwear or cocktail dresses, the Silver Blue Embroidered Wave Design Sequins on Velvet feels rich and shines under lights. Keep the rest of the outfit simple, and let the fabric do the work. Solid colors also keep embroidered fabric for dresses looking clean. Order a little extra, so you can match the pattern across seams.

Order Embroidered Fabric by the Yard at KikiTextiles

Ready to buy? Add your yardage to the cart and check out in minutes. Here's what you can expect:

• US orders over $129 ship free.

• A $1 sample lets you check color and feel first.

• Orders ship from our Los Angeles warehouse.

• Large orders may qualify for quantity discounts.

Browse all our embroidery fabrics in the embroidered collection. Need help choosing? Message our team, and we'll help you pick.

FAQs

What Is Embroidered Fabric Used For?

Sewers use it for dresses, blouses, skirts, veils and costumes. Some also use it for home décor. Browse the collection to match a style to your project.

What Types of Embroidered Fabric Are Available?

You can shop lace, tulle, mesh and cotton eyelet. Styles include floral, beaded, sequin and scalloped designs. Filter by color, stretch and sheerness to narrow your list.

Where Can I Buy Embroidered Fabric by the Yard?

Right here at KikiTextiles. Pick your yardage, add it to your cart and check out. Orders ship from Los Angeles.

What Is the Difference Between Embroidered Lace and Embroidered Tulle?

Embroidered lace has an open, patterned structure with stitched detail. Embroidered tulle starts from a fine net, so it feels lighter and floats more. Lace suits fitted bodices. Tulle suits skirts and veils.

What Is the Best Fabric for Hand Embroidery?

Tightly woven cotton is a common choice. It holds stitches well. Look for plain hand embroidery fabric if you want to stitch it yourself.

How Is Embroidered Lace Fabric Made?

Makers usually stitch designs onto a net or mesh base by machine. Some styles add beading, sequins or appliqué by hand.

How Do You Choose Embroidered Fabric for a Dress?

Match the fabric to the dress shape. Structured lace holds a fitted bodice. Soft tulle works for full skirts. Check how sheer it is, and add a lining if needed. A $1 sample helps.

What Is the Difference Between Embroidered Lace and Regular Lace?

It has designs stitched on top of a net base. Regular lace usually forms its pattern as the threads twist or loop together.

How Much Embroidered Fabric Do You Need for a Dress?

Many dresses need about 2 to 4 yards, based on length and fullness. Bridal gowns often need more. Check your pattern's yardage chart, and buy a little extra.