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Burgundy Quilting Fabric
Burgundy quilting cotton spans wine and maroon solids, tonal blenders like Chambray Tonals and Shimmer Tonals, and prints from the Sanctuary collection by Tone Finnanger. There are 104 burgundy options here from $8.96, in yardage and wide backing, with buy links included.
104 optionsfrom $8.96
Burgundy is red with the volume turned down — rich, moody, and wonderful in autumn and winter quilts. Here are the wines and maroons in one place, from plain solids to pearl-shimmer tonals and soft Sanctuary florals, plus wide backing in a faded light wine.
Where to buy
Showing 60 of 104Signers Of The Declaration Of Independence Turkey Red White And Willow Ware
$20.00/yd
Shop at SpoonflowerWinter Cottage Watercolor Wildflowers Branches Twigs Leaves Nature Meadow
$20.00/yd
Shop at Spoonflower16-20D French Cheese France Paris Food Picnic Party Wine Miss Chiff Designs
$20.00/yd
Shop at SpoonflowerNostalgic Pink Burgundy Roses Antique New Romantic Floral Elegance Bouquet
$20.00/yd
Shop at SpoonflowerOpulent Antique Baroque Gothic Glamour Lush Purple Burgundy Dahlia Flowers
$20.00/yd
Shop at SpoonflowerMore options
Light Wine Quilting Cotton Fabric Yardage in Lt Wine
Chambray Tonals$11.96/ydred
Shop at Connecting ThreadsBacking Fabrics Faded Chambray Light Wine Red 108 in Wide Backing Fabric Yardage in Lt Win
Backing Fabrics$21.96/ydred
Shop at Connecting ThreadsShimmer Tonals Wine Pearl Quilting Cotton Fabric Yardage
Shimmer Tonals$13.96/ydred
Shop at Connecting ThreadsSanctuary Cottonfield Maroon Quilting Cotton Fabric Yardage
Sanctuary$15.96/yd
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Tone Finnanger?
Tone Finnanger is the Norwegian designer behind Tilda, known for soft, romantic prints in gently muted colors. Her style pairs beautifully with wine and maroon tones when you want a quilt that feels warm rather than loud.
What's the difference between burgundy, wine, and maroon?
They're close cousins — wine leans slightly purple, maroon leans brown, and burgundy sits in between. In a quilt they read as one family, so mixing them adds depth without clashing.
Do deep red fabrics bleed?
Saturated wines and burgundies can release dye in early washes. Prewash them separately or toss a color catcher in the first wash of the finished quilt, especially if they sit next to cream or white.
Used one of these in a quilt?
Add it to your stash or tag it in a project so other quilters can see it in action.