Choosing quilting fabrics & thread often comes down to control versus variety: do you want a defined green print for a coordinated quilt section, or a large assortment of cotton pieces to sort through? These two options take opposite approaches, so the right choice depends more on your project format than on fiber content.
Quick verdict
Choose Colorful Flowers and Dots on green cotton Fabric per yd. quilt / sew when a focused green pattern and a by-the-yard format match your plan. Choose 5+ LBS Cotton Fabric Scraps Remnants Quilting Sewing Crafts Suprise Box 100 when you want multicolor scraps, assorted prints, and enough material to support several patchwork or craft ideas. The listed prices are $8.68 and $35.49, a $26.81 spread that reflects the difference between a defined fabric cut and a large remnants lot.
Compact comparison
| Green flowers and dots fabric | Cotton scraps and remnants box | |
|---|---|---|
| Listed price | $8.68 | $35.49 |
| Format | 1 yard, 44 inches wide | 5+ lb box of scraps and remnants |
| Color and pattern | Green with flowers and dots | Multicolor with assorted patterns |
| Fiber and material | Cotton | 100% cotton |
Where each product wins
Green Flowers and Dots Cotton Fabric wins for coordination

This is the more focused pick for a quilt block, border, or sewing project built around a green palette. The flowers-and-dots pattern is clearly identified, and the fabric is described as 44 inches wide, colorfast cotton sold by the yard. That makes the project direction easier to picture before cutting: you are working from one recognizable print rather than sorting through mixed remnants.
Cotton Fabric Scraps Remnants Box wins for variety

The scrap box is the more suitable choice when variety is part of the creative process. It includes multicolor cotton pieces in forms such as strips, squares, rectangles, irregular cuts, larger remnants, and smaller scraps. The assortment also includes florals, novelty prints, children's prints, seasonal prints, blenders, and coordinating fabrics. Its medium fabric weight is another clearly stated attribute, though it should be treated as a specification rather than a quality ranking.
Product notes
Green Flowers and Dots Cotton Fabric
The strongest reason to choose this fabric is its defined visual identity: green cotton decorated with colorful flowers and dots. That focused pattern can anchor a coordinated patchwork section without requiring you to sort through a mixed assortment first. The colorfast feature is also specifically associated with the fabric, adding a practical detail for projects where maintaining the stated green-and-colorful look matters. The limitation is the format. It is sold by the yard rather than as a mixed lot, so it does not offer the range of shapes, colors, and print types found in the scrap box. Select it when a particular pattern is the priority; pass on it when the project depends on broad fabric variety.
5+ LBS Cotton Fabric Scraps Box
Choose this box when a varied cotton stash is more useful than a single coordinated print. It contains at least 5 pounds of 100% cotton scraps and remnants, with pieces described as folded fabric, strips, squares, rectangles, irregular cuts, and larger remnants. The multicolor assortment includes several print themes, making it a natural fit for quilting, patchwork, and general sewing crafts. The concrete limitation is predictability: it is described as a true variety or mystery box, every box is different, and no individual piece is larger than 1 yard. That means it may not deliver a specific green flowers-and-dots pattern or one uninterrupted fabric cut for a particular design.
Final choice by use case
- For a defined green accent or a specific flowers-and-dots look: choose Colorful Flowers and Dots Cotton Fabric.
- For sorting through multicolor pieces and assorted print themes: choose 5+ LBS Cotton Fabric Scraps Box.
- For a by-the-yard fabric format: choose the green flowers-and-dots option, which is listed as 1 yard and 44 inches wide.
- For a broad patchwork stash: choose the cotton scrap box, with its 5+ pound assortment of strips, squares, rectangles, and remnants.
Both options are cotton, so the deciding question is whether your next project needs a recognizable print or a large mix of fabric shapes and patterns.