The Red Barn Sewing & Yarn Center features an extensive selection of high-quality quilting fabric, books, patterns, and notions. An assortment of battings from Dream Cotton and Hobbs – ranging from cotton, wool, and polyester are available. Also readily available are a variety of threads and embellishments.
Threads
- Aurifil Cotton Mako 50
- YLI Variegated Machine Quilting – 100% mercerized cotton 40 weight
- YLI Silk #100 – 100% Filament silk from Japan
- Robison-Anton Polyester Machine Embroidery Thread
- Sulky Cotton Petites – Solid Colors and Blendables® 12 weight
Embellishments
- Sashiko supplies
- Dill Buttons – small circles, stars, flowers and hearts to large circles, paisleys and squares
- Hot-fixed Crystals – 3mm and 4mm
If you want a book, pattern, notion, etc. that we do not stock, just ask.
If we can get it, we will be happy to special order it for you.
Fabrics
We stock over 3,500 bolts of quality fabrics from Andover, Clothworks, Free Spirit, Henry Glass, Hoffman, In The Beginning, Marcus Bros., Moda, M & S Textiles, Northcott, P & B Textiles, Paintbrush Studio, Quilting Treasures, Robert Kaufman, Shannon Fabrics, Timeless Treasures, and more.
Our shelves are overflowing with:
- Batiks
- Asian prints
- Australian Aboriginal fabrics
- Kaffe Fassett
- Black & White prints
- Reproductions
- Baby and toddler prints
- Cuddle – a plush, cuddly, Minky fabric
- Flannels
- Blenders/Tone on Tones
The perfect fabrics for your quilts are waiting for you!
Fabrics Available
Lighthouse designed by Edyta Sitar of Laundry Basket Quilts for Andover Fabrics is a stunning array of floral prints in a palette of inviting blues, teals, soft reds, and pinks. This 39-piece collection is perfect for quilts and home décor projects. Precuts available.
Muse by 3 Sisters for Moda Fabrics is a fresh collection featuring a mix of delicate and whimsical florals, wispy ornamentals, and layered botanical prints in shades of soft blush, airy sky, weathered stone, and sweet scarlet.
Goodnight Irene 1890 – 1920 by Betsy Chutchian for Moda Fabrics features traditional prints of floral, paisley, and foliage in vintage shades of green, purple, pinks, gray and black.
Sandalwood by 3 Sisters for Moda Fabrics combine romantic and sophisticated prints in a stylish color palette of dusty, minty blue, soft rose quartz pink and inky indigo, capturing the fleeting magical moments as day turns to night.
Shoreline, designed by Camille Roskelley for Moda Fabrics, is a collection of vintage florals, plaids, and stripes in a palette of coastal blues, greens and a soft sandy gray creating a reminder of those beautiful moments on the shoreline.
Country Cuttings is a delightful collection of miniature florals from the studio of Makower UK. The timeless charm and intricate beauty of small-scale florals will remind you of an English country garden. Six different floral prints, each with three colorways.
Tranquility, designed by Kim Deihl for Henry Glass is a basic line featuring fifteen colors of a fresh new floral design. You can create a scrappy or monotone quilt as there are multiple shades of colors to choose from. There is something for everyone!
Southwold Blue is the latest FreeSpirit collaboration with Sanderson, the British interiors and home furnishings brand. Across an iconic blue color palette, eight evocative designs represent the beauty of the English countryside, inspired by traditional florals and woodland glens.
Earth Song, by Clothworks, features Laurel Burch’s signature florals and jungle creatures in gorgeous, eclectic prints. Elephants, zebras, leopards, and birds are surrounded by stylized flowers and greenery in bright colors with gold metallic accents.
Antoinette, by French General for Moda Fabrics, has all the small florals and botanical prints that could have been used to decorate Marie Antoinette’s bedroom. Soft shades of blue, grey, pearl, and faded red are combined to make a classic French palette that feels modern with historic inspiration.
Chateau De Chantilly by French General for Moda Fabrics is a sweet collection of florals and small prints all found in an old chateau in the south of France. Bright shades of rouge, clay, pearl, tea and roche are combined to make a classic French palette with a fresh, modern appeal.
Shibori Blues by Robert Kaufman is a beautiful collection of prints with a hand-dyed look in shades of indigo, ranging from deep navy to medium and light blues and contrasted with white.
Kyoto Garden designed by Chong a Hwang for Timeless Treasures Fabrics is a beautiful Asian inspired collection featuring cranes, butterflies, cherry blossoms, gingko leaves, Japanese text, and a large Asian floral. Colors of rich red, cream, green, and black embossed with gold metallic accent will bring a touch of elegance to your quilting projects.
A Yukata is an unlined cotton summer kimono and is usually worn in more casual settings.
Yukata, designed by Debbie Maddy for Moda Fabrics is inspired by her last trip to Japan where she encountered vintage fabrics, obis, kimonos, and yukata. Debbie is known for her Shibori designs, but Yukata is a more traditional line based on her visit to antique shops in Tokyo, a flea market in Kyoto, and her love for vintage Japanese designs.
Batiks
Bermuda Batiks by Moda will have you thinking of beautiful sunsets, pink sand beaches, tropical flowers, and glorious ocean views.
Batiks from Hoffman…always a favorite!
Kaffe Fassett
Beautiful, vibrant fabrics from the new collection of Kaffe Fassett Collectives by FreeSpirit! Brilliant color combinations, gorgeous floral prints, and abstract patterns with a contemporary look, is perfect for modern quilts, apparel accessories, or home décor.
Australian Aboriginal
M&S Textiles Australia is the world’s largest manufacturer of Australian Aboriginal designer fabrics. Australian Aboriginal or Indigenous designs are colorful, vibrant, and decorative. It is one of the longest continuing traditional arts in the world going back to over 50,000 years. In early days the Aboriginal people performed cave painting, rock painting, sand, or ground painting, etc.
Most of the Aboriginal designs printed have a Dreamtime story to tell. According to Aboriginal mythology, dreamtime is the time when the world was dark. A unique and interesting ancestral story which has been passed on from one generation to another through artwork is associated with each fabric design.