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Red Quilting Fabric
Red quilting cotton spans true scarlet reds through deep wine and sangria burgundies, available as Color Wheel Solids and red tonal blenders like Mirage and Weathered Tonals. There are 1395 red options here from $8.96, with buy links included.
1395 optionsfrom $8.96
Red is the quilt's exclamation point — a clean scarlet for a classic barn-red look, or a deep wine for something moodier. Here are the reds and burgundies in one place so you can match the exact temperature you're after.
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Showing 60 of 1395Grandmillennial Dramatic Glamour Heritage Gothic Dark Moody Florals Vintage
$20.00/yd
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$20.00/yd
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Light Wine Quilting Cotton Fabric Yardage in Lt Wine
Chambray Tonals$11.96/ydred
Shop at Connecting ThreadsLight Sangria Quilting Cotton Fabric Yardage in Lt Sangria
Chambray Tonals$11.96/ydred
Shop at Connecting ThreadsBarn Red Quilting Cotton Fabric Yardage in Lt Barn Red
Chambray Tonals$11.96/ydred
Shop at Connecting ThreadsMirage Tonals Barn Red Quilting Flannel Fabric Yardage
Mirage Tonals Flannel$12.96/ydred
Shop at Connecting ThreadsMirage Tonals Red Quilting Flannel Fabric Yardage
Mirage Tonals Flannel$12.96/ydred
Shop at Connecting ThreadsTrail of Stars Brick Red 108 in Wide Backing Quilting Cotton Fabric Yardage
Backing Fabrics$21.96/ydred
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Frequently Asked Questions
What's a good classic red solid for quilting?
Color Wheel Solids Red and Scarlet are dependable true reds in 100% cotton by the yard — ideal for traditional blocks, holiday quilts, and bold accents.
What's the difference between red and wine fabric?
Wine and sangria are deep, blue-leaning reds that read as rich and moody, while a true red or scarlet is warmer and brighter. Both are shown here to compare.
Does red fabric bleed in the wash?
Saturated reds can release dye, so pre-wash red yardage with a color catcher or a dye fixative before piecing it next to lights.
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