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Shopping at Quarry Bank

Autumn leaf garlands and Halloween decorations you can buy from the Mill Yard Shop
Shopping at Quarry Bank | © James Dobson

Stop by the Mill Yard Shop, the Garden Shop, and browse our Pre-Loved Bookshop. Every purchase helps look after nature, beauty and history.

Spoilt for choice with three shops

Unique fabric only available in the Mill Yard Shop

A selection of fabrics displayed in a basket in the mill at Quarry Bank
A selection of fabrics displayed in a basket in the mill at Quarry Bank | © Trevor Ray Hart

A basket full of beautiful fabric

Fabric available in fat quarters and by the metre in the Mill Yard Shop

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Which fabric will you choose?

A range of products make for a unique souvenir to take home from your visit to Quarry Bank. Including tea towels, dusters, small and large bee print tote bags. What treasures will you discover?

The stripe and print fabrics are available to buy in fat quarters and by the metre. Ideal for makers who would like to create anything from cushion covers to curtains, blinds to bags, table runners to teddies. The possibilities are endless. We would love to see your makes, please share them with us on Facebook or Instagram or email your photos to quarrybank@nationaltrust.org.uk

Quarry Bank stripe

Discover the unique stripe cotton fabric, woven on the heritage looms in the mill. Available to take home from £16 per metre.

  • Navy
  • Red
  • Pale blue
  • Lilac

Quarry Bank prints

The Mill Yard Shop stocks a wide range of prints and colours, available in fat quarters and £20 per metre.

  • Bee print
  • Dragon fly
  • Blue Kingfisher
  • Winter tree - available in three shades: green, duck egg blue and linen.
  • Cow parsley - available in two teal colourways
  • NEW green woodland fox
  • Pale blue flower
  • Red bird
  • Quarry Bank toile print - available in four shades: green, purple, grey and navy.
  • Festive reindeer print (seasonal availability)

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