Which is cheaper per yard?

The SINGER print is $7.50 per yard at Walmart as of November 3, 2026. The Kona is $10.99 per half yard at Amazon, so about $21.98 per yard.

Which is better for quilting?

Both are 100% cotton at 44 inches wide. Kona is a quilter's standard solid with OEKO-TEX certification; the SINGER print works for quilting but its print limits color matching.

Which is better for clothes?

Both list clothes making as a use. The Kona solid is easier to match to a wardrobe; the SINGER print is a statement fabric and is not intended for children's sleepwear.

Can I buy less than a yard?

Only with the Kona, which is sold by the half yard. The SINGER print sells in full-yard increments only.

Is the Kona worth the higher price?

If you need a certified solid in a specific shade, yes. If a print works for your project, the SINGER saves about $14 per yard.

The Kona is 43/44 inches wide and the SINGER is 44 inches wide, so both fit standard quilting and garment layouts.

Robert Kaufman Kona Cotton Solid Fabric vs SINGER Fabric, 100% Cotton, 44 Inch Wide, Blue And Orange Butterfly, Cut by the Yard

Buy the Kona Cotton Solid if you want a solid, OEKO-TEX certified broadcloth in a specific shade like Spa Blue and you cut in half-yard steps. Buy the SINGER butterfly print if you want a patterned quilting cotton and full-yard cuts. The Kona starts at $10.99 at Amazon as of November 3, 2026, and the SINGER print starts at $7.50 at Walmart as of the same date, but the Kona price is per half yard and the SINGER price is per yard.

Today the SINGER Fabric, 100% Cotton, 44 Inch Wide, Blue And Orange Butterfly, Cut by the Yard costs $3.49 less at its best price.

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