Making a red and white quilt has been on my to-do list for a long time, so when I was asked
by Riley Blake Designs if I would sew something with "So Ruby" I was totally in! It's red,
it's white, and it's beautiful...it made my dream come true for a red and white quilt.
Ruby Rabbit's Garden
Finished size: 42" x 50"
Ruby Rabbit's Garden
Finished size: 42" x 50"
"So Ruby" has a lot of variety in its red and white fabrics by Carina Gardner.
A little checkerboard look for Ruby Rabbit's Garden.
A ruffle is a sweet addition to this garden.
Fabric flowers and buttons...a great combination!
The flowers are easy and fast to make:
Cut five 3 ½” x 3 ½” squares for each flower.
Fold squares
in half diagonally; press. Fold in half again diagonally; press.
Using
embroidery thread or a double strand of thread, sew a basting
Pull needle
to gather thread and petals together into a circle.

*Just a note about washing this quilt: Yes, I washed it before taking this picture. No, the colors
did not run because I threw a Shout Color Catcher into the wash with it. I love these sheets!
Prewashing red fabrics is usually a good idea, but I didn't do that. I put a lot of faith in these
sheets and have never had the dyes in a quilt run. Let's hope there's never a "first time", but so
far I'm happy using them! You can find them at grocery stores, Target, Walmart, and Amazon.
A little checkerboard look for Ruby Rabbit's Garden.
A ruffle is a sweet addition to this garden.
Fabric flowers and buttons...a great combination!
The flowers are easy and fast to make:
Cut five 3 ½” x 3 ½” squares for each flower.
Repeat to make
five petals.
Sew a small knotted stitch
to join petals.
Stitch
flower in place and sew a button over opening.
Here's the list of Riley Blake Designs "So Ruby" blog tour participants:
September 28 - Just Let Me Quilt - Me
October 5 - Jedi Craft Girl
October 12 - Why Not Sew?

*Just a note about washing this quilt: Yes, I washed it before taking this picture. No, the colors
did not run because I threw a Shout Color Catcher into the wash with it. I love these sheets!
Prewashing red fabrics is usually a good idea, but I didn't do that. I put a lot of faith in these
sheets and have never had the dyes in a quilt run. Let's hope there's never a "first time", but so
far I'm happy using them! You can find them at grocery stores, Target, Walmart, and Amazon.


