Henry Glass & Co. is one of the most recognized names in quilting fabric — a company with roots going back over a century, known for producing high-quality cotton prints that range from whimsical novelty designs to sophisticated blenders and seasonal collections. If you've been browsing fabric and keep seeing the Henry Glass name, here's everything you need to know.

Who Is Henry Glass?

Henry Glass & Co. is a New York-based fabric manufacturer that has been producing textiles since the early 20th century. They work with a roster of independent designers to create coordinated fabric collections released seasonally — much like other major quilting fabric brands such as Moda, Riley Blake, and Andover. Their fabrics are printed on high-quality quilting cotton and distributed through independent quilt shops and online fabric retailers.

What Makes Henry Glass Fabric Popular?

Henry Glass collections are known for a few consistent strengths:

  • Variety of styles: From children's novelty prints to elegant florals, geometric blenders, and classic Americana designs, Henry Glass offers something for every quilting aesthetic.
  • Coordinated collections: Each collection is designed to work as a cohesive unit — prints, blenders, and backgrounds are all developed together, making it easy to mix fabrics from the same line without worrying about clashing colors.
  • Consistent quality: Printed on 100% quilting cotton, Henry Glass fabrics are durable, easy to cut, and press beautifully — everything you want in a quilting fabric.
  • Wide price accessibility: Henry Glass fabrics are priced competitively for quality quilting cotton, making them a favorite for quilters who want variety without a premium price tag.

Popular Henry Glass Collections

Henry Glass releases multiple collections per season. Some of their most beloved lines include:

  • Farmhouse Flannels: Warm, cozy flannel collections perfect for fall and winter quilts
  • Sandy Gervais designs: Cheerful, colorful collections with a whimsical folk-art feel
  • Basically Hugs: Low-volume blender collections ideal for backgrounds and sashing
  • Harvest and seasonal collections: Coordinated prints for autumn, Christmas, and spring themes

What Can You Make with Henry Glass Fabric?

Henry Glass fabrics are primarily designed for quilting, but they work beautifully for a wide range of sewing projects:

  • Patchwork and appliqué quilts
  • Table runners and placemats
  • Tote bags and zippered pouches
  • Children's clothing and accessories
  • Pillows and cushion covers
  • Wall hangings and seasonal décor