Moda Fieldrush by Zen Chic quilting fabric collection

Fieldrush by Zen Chic — Complete Collection

Fieldrush is one of Zen Chic's most comprehensive collections — six distinct print designs, each available in multiple sophisticated botanical colourways. The collection has a distinctly modern aesthetic: precise botanical illustration rendered in a restrained, architectural style. The collection overview with its Speckled Canvas companion lives in the Fieldrush and Speckled Canvas guide; the full 45" landscape in the 45" quilting cotton guide.

Print Families

  • Gossamer — light, ethereal botanical print in Peony and Bramble deep black
  • Covent — refined botanical in Opal, Moss, Peony, Rosy, Portobello
  • Camellia — camellia flower print in Opal, Peony, Sunshine, and Bramble
  • Ivy — classic ivy leaf print in Basil green, Peony, and Bramble
  • Wild Flower — wildflower botanicals in Peony and Portobello
  • Larkspur — tall larkspur botanicals in Opal and Portobello
  • Poppy — bold poppy print in Opal, Sunshine, and Portobello

Colourways

Opal (soft iridescent), Moss (cool green), Peony (soft pink), Rosy (warm rose), Portobello (deep charcoal-black), Sunshine (warm yellow), Basil (herb green), Bramble (deep blackberry).

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Frequently Asked Questions

What makes a botanical collection read modern rather than traditional?

Restraint — Fieldrush draws each plant with architectural precision on generous ground, where traditional florals pack the surface. The dark Portobello and Bramble colourways especially give botanical prints a gallery-modern edge no cottage floral attempts.

How do I build a top from six print families?

Pick one colour lane and vary the botanical scale within it — all-Peony across Gossamer, Camellia, and Wild Flower composes a tonal modern top, while Opal prints ground a mixed-lane version. The shared colourway system does the coordination.

What quilting suits architectural botanicals?

Straight-line and matchstick quilting — the geometric counterpoint sharpens the drawn botanicals — or a precise echo around the printed stems. Loose meanders soften exactly the precision this collection is prized for.

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