I've brought a lot of the five yards for five dollar bolts. Of the first two I brought for a quilt backing, one had only three yards. Don't take the yardage at face value. I make whoever is in the area measure it for me. That way you can also check for flaws. Look on the end and read the fabric content and washing instructions. If it is something you can live with, go for it. I brought ten yards for ten dollars of the bright print and the blades of my nine blade fan is the third time I have used the material. The winter throw I made for me has washed up just fine. I love it. Just be aware if something sounds to good, think twice.

The precut flannel is very thin. The precut fleece is thin and stretchy. Most of the regular weave cotton is decent. I use a lot of it.

I have only bought three jelly rolls as precuts from WM. Unfortunately, the measurementswent from 2" to 2 1/2".

I bought a couple of Walmart precuts. When I got home I cut off a piece and wash & dried it and it turned out beautiful. I'm very happy with it. It didn't even need ironing.

Bought some there recently and it seemed fine to me. :)

A few weeks back I bought 2 jelly rolls at WallyWorld. The quality was not there but used them anyway. However, I will not buy from WW again. I'd rather be safe than sorry.

Our Walmart here has not brought back any fabric. The only thing I have seen is a couple of bolts of stuff you would use for a coat lining. It also looks like it has been in storage for a couple of years. Do they really think someone would want this old looking stuff.

I hope I get to compare, we haven't gotten fabrics back to Wal Mart yet.

don't forget, please ....

fabric is used for other things besides quilting.

therefore, walmarts who carry fabs will include material we won't find useful for our art, but that will be useful to other purposes.

don't bash wallyworld just because not every square inch of fab they sell can go into a quilt. ;-)

I find the quality very good on the things I get there. The fat quarts are perfect to brighten up and quilt.