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Camping & Outdoors Quilting Fabric
Camping and outdoors quilting fabric includes national park maps and landscapes, mountain and adventure prints, and campfire designs, plus the Leo & Savannah fat quarter sampler. There are 87 options here from $20.
87 optionsfrom $20.00
Camp quilts get used hard — dragged to the lake, wrapped around shoulders at the fire — and these prints suit the job: national park maps, mountain landscapes, moose-and-bear patchwork, and s'mores. Adventure-awaits prints make especially good quilts for kids heading to camp.
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Shop at SpoonflowerOutdoors Camping Woodland Doodle With Campfire Raccoon Mountains Trees Logs
$20.00/yd
Shop at SpoonflowerOutdoors Camping Woodland Doodle With Campfire Raccoon Mountains Trees Logs
$20.00/yd
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Frequently Asked Questions
What's a good palette for a cabin or camp quilt?
Forest green, lake blue, warm brown, and charcoal, grounded with cream or tan. Pull the accent color straight from your feature print — a map or landscape fabric usually hands you the whole palette.
Are map and landscape prints hard to piece with?
Treat them like panels — use big patches, borders, or backs so the scene stays readable, and do the detailed piecing in coordinating blenders instead.
What batting makes the coziest outdoor quilt?
Cotton or a cotton-poly blend takes repeated washing well, which camp quilts need. If it will see damp ground, a darker backing fabric hides the inevitable.
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.