Moda Farmstead Copper 20905-22 quilting cotton, modern farmhouse fabric at Linda's Electric Quilters

If your decorating instincts run toward shiplap, mason jars and quilts that look right draped over a porch rail, Moda's Farmstead collection was designed for you. It's a modern farmhouse story in a muted, sun-faded palette — linen, charcoal, copper, coral, meadow green and a soft blue Moda calls Mountain Stream — with prints that feel gathered rather than manufactured.

The Colorways at Linda's

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Everything runs $13.88–$13.89 per yard of premium Moda quilting cotton.

How I'd Use Farmstead

This is a workhorse collection. The palette was built to coordinate across every print, which means you can pull any five fabrics blind and get a quilt that hangs together. Classic patterns love it — churn dash, bear paw, log cabin — anything with tradition in its bones. Use Porcelain and the Linens as your lights, Mountain Stream and Meadow as mediums, and Charcoal for contrast, with Copper and Coral as the sparks. Farmstead also pairs seamlessly with Moda Grunge blenders if you need to stretch yardage on a bigger quilt.

Frequently Asked Questions

What style of quilts suits Farmstead best?

Traditional and modern-traditional patterns — log cabins, churn dashes, sawtooth stars, and simple patchwork — where the muted palette does the design work. It's also a natural for farmhouse table linens and pillow covers.

Is Farmstead a fat-quarter-friendly collection?

Yes. Because every colorway shares the same dye story, scrappy fat-quarter and jelly-roll style quilts come out cohesive without any planning.

What blenders coordinate with Farmstead?

Moda Grunge in linen, charcoal and sage tones extends the palette perfectly, and Moda Bella Solids in porcelain or flax make clean backgrounds.

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