Halloween fabric splits into two camps: the neon-spider-web camp, and the collections you could honestly leave on the couch through Thanksgiving. Moda's Home Sweet Haunt lives firmly in the second. It's a haunted-village story told in moss green, faded pumpkin, weathered stone and deep midnight — charming rather than cartoonish, and endlessly mixable with the rest of Moda's autumn catalog.
The Colorways at Linda's
- Moss 20913-15 — mossy green with tossed motifs; the print that sets this collection apart from orange-and-black convention
- Pumpkin 20911-14 — the classic autumn orange, softened to a heritage tone
- Pumpkin 20914-14 — a second pumpkin print at a different scale for easy pairing
- Stone 20915-12 — the low-volume neutral that gives blocks room to breathe
- Midnight 20916-17 — the deep near-black anchor
All colorways run $13.88–$13.89 per yard, cut continuously.
How I'd Use It
Home Sweet Haunt is built the way Moda builds all its seasonal stories: a couple of feature prints plus supporting tonals, all sharing one dye palette. Use Stone as your background, let Moss and the two Pumpkins carry the blocks, and bind in Midnight. Table runners, trick-or-treat totes and lap quilts all come together from a half-yard bundle of these five. And because the palette is heritage-toned rather than fluorescent, it plays beautifully with Moda's Coven collection — Coven's witch hats and midnight florals against Home Sweet Haunt's cottages reads like one bigger, spookier village.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Home Sweet Haunt standard quilting cotton?
Yes — 44/45" premium Moda quilting cotton, suitable for piecing, applique, bags and garments alike.
Can I mix Home Sweet Haunt with Moda Coven?
Absolutely — the two collections share a moody, heritage Halloween palette. Coven's onyx and dusk prints work as darks against Home Sweet Haunt's stone and moss, and pumpkin tones bridge the two.
How much do I need for a Halloween table runner?
A five-fabric runner takes about a quarter yard of each print plus half a yard for backing and binding — one of the fastest ways to get this collection onto your table before October.
