Cathedral - Quilting Cotton Fabric - Vineyard - Bordeaux


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Description

Cathedral Quilting Cotton Fabric in Vineyard Bordeaux brings rich, wine-inspired color to your quilting projects. This premium cotton fabric features a sophisticated cathedral-inspired pattern that adds depth and visual interest to any design. Perfect for patchwork, appliqué, or as a striking focal fabric, this versatile quilting cotton works beautifully in traditional and contemporary quilts alike. The deep bordeaux tones complement a wide range of color palettes, making it an excellent choice for coordinating with other fabrics in your stash. Ideal for quilters seeking quality fabric with distinctive character and timeless appeal.

Details

VendorFreeSpirit Fabrics
Fabric CollectionCathedral
DesignerBilly Reue
Color Red
Pattern Abstract
Fabric TypeQuilting Cotton
Width44.0
WeightMid-weight
OpacitySolid

Collection Details

Cathedral was inspired by the dramatic forms and ornamentation of gothic architecture. The collection consists of four richly colored arch motifs and eight multi-color abstract prints. The collection’s versatile prints span a broad range of color, texture, and scale, making Cathedral a great choice for both modern and traditional quilt designs.

Billy Reue

Billy Reue

Billy Reue is an architect, artist, and quilter whose creative pursuits explore the intersection between abstraction and the built environment. He maintains an architecture practice in New York City, and he is known for his thoughtful projects that marry creativity with pragmatism. Billy’s award-winning architectural work has been recognized by the American Institute of Architects and published in Architectural Record, Elle Décor, World Architecture CHINA, and The Wall Street Journal.

Billy’s interest in quilting and fabric design was sparked when he attended a free quilting workshop with his sister, Yvonne, at her local library in Victoria, Texas. He was intrigued by how simple fabrication techniques were used to create compositions of rich geometric complexity and profound meaning. He was instantly hooked, and he bought his first sewing machine immediately upon returning to New York City. Billy’s architecture office in the Flatiron District of Manhattan transformed at night into a quilting studio where friends and clients would often stop by to examine his latest design experiments.

These days, Billy is quite busy designing fabric for FreeSpirit. In his spare time, you will find him wandering the streets of New York City with a cup of coffee and sketchbook in hand.

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