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Pride & Prejudice Fabric by Jane Austen’s House

Discover the World of Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice

First published in 1813, Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice centers on the evolving relationship between Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwilliam Darcy. Filled with memorable characters, romance, wit, and observations about family and English society, the novel has remained in print since its original publication.

The Pride & Prejudice fabric collection brings that literary world into quilting, with prints named for familiar characters and places including Pemberley, Mr. Darcy, Bennet, Bingley, Lydia, Wickham, Fitzwilliam, Gardiner, Collins, Kitty, Mary, and Meryton.

Pride & Prejudice Fabrics Inspired by Jane Austen’s World

Traditional florals and coordinating prints give Pride & Prejudice a timeless English-inspired character that's beautiful for classic quilts, patchwork, pillows, table runners, bags, book sleeves, and heirloom sewing projects.

The collection includes 22 coordinating 100% cotton fabrics, including the Pemberley floral in Blue, Yellow, and Cream and the distinctive Meryton Sampler in four colorways.

Pride & Prejudice Is Part of the Jane Austen’s House Collection

Pride & Prejudice is part of Riley Blake Designs' special series celebrating Jane Austen's six novels. Riley Blake identifies Pride & Prejudice as the second collection in the series and says the program incorporates new and special-edition prints taken directly from Jane Austen's original patchwork coverlet.

Explore our complete Jane Austen’s House fabric collection to discover Emma, Sense & Sensibility, Persuasion, Jane Austen at Home, and other fabrics and quilting projects inspired by Jane Austen.

Recreate Jane Austen’s Historic Patchwork Coverlet

Jane Austen's connection to quilting is more than literary inspiration. Jane Austen, her sister Cassandra, and their mother made a remarkable patchwork coverlet together, which is preserved at Jane Austen's House in Chawton, England. Riley Blake has reproduced fabrics from this historic textile, making its designs available to today's quilters.

Discover the Jane Austen Coverlet Quilt Kit at Shabby Fabrics and recreate a remarkable piece of English textile and literary history.

FAQs

What is Pride & Prejudice fabric?

Pride & Prejudice is a Jane Austen-inspired fabric collection by Jane Austen’s House for Riley Blake Designs. The collection features quilting cottons with prints and names inspired by Austen's classic novel and its characters.

Who wrote Pride and Prejudice?

Jane Austen wrote Pride and Prejudice, which was first published anonymously in 1813. The novel follows Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwilliam Darcy and has remained continuously in print since publication.

Who are Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy?

Elizabeth Bennet and Fitzwilliam Darcy are the central couple in Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice. Their changing impressions of one another form the heart of the novel.

Did Jane Austen design Pride & Prejudice fabric?

No. Jane Austen did not design these modern fabrics. Pride & Prejudice is part of the licensed Jane Austen's House fabric program produced by Riley Blake Designs and inspired by Austen's literary and textile legacy. Riley Blake identifies itself as the exclusive licensor for Jane Austen's House fabric, notions, and finished goods.

Who makes Pride & Prejudice fabric?

Riley Blake Designs produces the Pride & Prejudice fabric collection, with Jane Austen's House as the licensed brand/designer.

What prints are in the Pride & Prejudice fabric collection?

The collection includes prints named Pemberley, Maria, Louisa, Lady Lucas, Charles, Mr. Darcy, Collins, Gardiner, Bennet, Fitzwilliam, George, Bingley, Kitty, Mary, Lydia, Wickham, and Meryton Sampler.

Is Pride & Prejudice part of the Jane Austen’s House fabric series?

Yes. Pride & Prejudice is part of Riley Blake Designs' Jane Austen's House series of fabric collections corresponding with Jane Austen's six novels.

Are Pride & Prejudice fabrics connected to Jane Austen’s original coverlet?

The broader Jane Austen novel-fabric program includes new and special-edition prints taken directly from Jane Austen's original coverlet. Riley Blake created the novel collections as part of its larger Jane Austen's House fabric program.

What is the Jane Austen Coverlet Quilt?

The Jane Austen Coverlet is a historic patchwork coverlet made by Jane Austen, her sister Cassandra, and their mother. The original is preserved at Jane Austen's House, and Shabby Fabrics carries the Jane Austen Coverlet Quilt Kit for quilters who want to recreate it.

What can I make with Pride & Prejudice fabric?

Pride & Prejudice fabrics are beautiful for quilts, patchwork, pillows, table runners, bags, book sleeves, home décor, and heirloom sewing projects, particularly for projects with a classic English, literary, or historically inspired aesthetic.

Continue Your Journey Through Jane Austen’s World

Love Pride and Prejudice? Explore our complete collection of Jane Austen’s House fabrics, quilt kits, precuts, and sewing projects, including Emma, Sense & Sensibility, Persuasion, Jane Austen at Home, and the historic Jane Austen Coverlet Quilt.