Winding Road – Curated Selection

by Natalie Barnes for Windham Fabrics

Winding Road by Natalie Barnes is a celebration of movement, mark‑making, and organic rhythm — and this curated selection brings together the prints that makers reach for again and again. Thoughtfully chosen for balance, texture, and versatility, this selection gives you the freedom to play without the overwhelm of a full range.

Perfect for quilters, bag makers, garment sewists, and anyone who loves fabrics with quiet energy and hand‑drawn charm.

This curated selection includes a mix of pathway prints, colour pops, and texture builders — every piece earning its place and working beautifully together in modern, improv, and textural projects.

Why Makers Love It

The palette feels organic and modern, with movement that adds interest without stealing the spotlight. Whether you’re building a quilt with flow, piecing a textured tote, or adding subtle detail to garments, this bundle delivers cohesion and creativity in equal measure.

Key Features

• Curated selection from Winding Road by Natalie Barnes

• Includes pathway prints, neutrals, brights, and texture builders

• Perfect for quilting, bags, accessories, and garment accents

• Balanced palette designed for versatility and cohesion

• Maker‑friendly curation — no overwhelm, just the good stuff

Technical Details

• Fabric type: 100% cotton quilting fabric

• Width: 43 inches (110 cm) approx

• Designer: Natalie Barnes

• Manufacturer: Windham Fabrics

• Substrate: Premium quilting cotton

• Weight: Approx. 135–150 gsm (standard quilting weight)

• Care instructions: Machine wash cold; tumble dry low; warm iron; pre‑wash recommended for garment sewing

"My grandmother and her two daughters, were travelers, wanderers...lovers of life. They went to the World's Fair in Chicago. And spent time in Florida, finally making their way to California. They drew wildflowers in their cookbooks, and sketched their own maps. They made pretty dresses and wore men's summer shirts and walked barefoot through the woven grass.

This line was inspired by my grandmother, Stephanie; and her two daughters, Norma Rose and Laura Marie." ~Natalie