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Turquoise Quilting Fabric
Turquoise quilting cotton here runs from ocean-inspired prints — seaglass watercolors, mermaids, manta rays — to southwestern designs pairing turquoise with browns and leather tones. There are 68 turquoise options, printed as quilting-weight yardage at $20 per yard, with buy links included.
68 optionsfrom $20.00
Turquoise is the showoff of the blue-green family, and honestly, we let it be. It carries two whole traditions in one color — the beachy ocean palette and the classic southwestern pairing with browns and desert tones. Both are here, from watercolor seaglass to brands-on-leather prints.
Where to buy
Showing 60 of 68Australian Shepherd Dogs Floral Cute Aussie Dog Vintage Flowers Turquoise
$20.00/yd
Shop at SpoonflowerColorful Mid Century Modern Wobbly Circle Bits / V1 / Turquoise Bkgd / Med
$20.00/yd
Shop at SpoonflowerShell Reef Seashells On The Ocean Floor Misty Turquoise Sea Green Shells
$20.00/yd
Shop at SpoonflowerTeal Aqua Blue Green Aquamarine Turquoise Solid Teal Solid Teal Blue Blue
$20.00/yd
Shop at SpoonflowerOcean Vibe Seaglass Watercolor Pattern In Shades Of Blue And Turquoise Tiny
$20.00/yd
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Frequently Asked Questions
What colors pair with turquoise in a quilt?
For a coastal feel, layer turquoise with white, sand, and navy. For a southwestern look, pair it with warm browns, rust, and cream — that turquoise-and-leather combination is a classic for a reason.
What's the difference between turquoise and aqua?
Turquoise is deeper and more saturated, leaning green; aqua is lighter and softer. In a quilt, turquoise reads as a statement color while aqua reads closer to a background pastel.
How much fabric do I need for a throw quilt?
A typical throw around 50 by 65 inches takes roughly 4 yards total for the top, split across your fabrics, plus about 4 yards of standard-width backing and a half yard for binding. Buy a bit extra of any print you love.
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