Oh! One other comment... give the scrap a good press; then hold it up to the LIGHT; these scrap bag fabrics are 'ends from the mfg. bolt where they were fastened to the machinery'... what you may not be aware of is that there is a line of pinholes just up from the selvedge edge where this occurred. The scrap has to be cut off along that pinhole edge, not the selvedge...as it is un useable in a project... sometimes you get lucky, and the pinholes are right IN the selvedge... but I have purchased the Moda scrap bags before, and have noticed this... it was still fun to buy them and to use them... but important to know, as the strips need to be cut down, from the original size from what they are when you purchased them.
@mickey - I totally agree. I have a video on how to make them and just finished filming another one, which should post tomorrow. You should check them out.
I love the Moda fabric scrap bag. The way it looked to me it was color coronated. I also loved the design. Thank you so much for doing this video because I always wondered what they looked like inside.
I just found this post. Enjoyed your review. I have looked at moda several times and always hesitate. I had never heard of the Ruby. I think we need to realize that it is scraps not pieces of yardage. If you are into mini projects, strings or FPP I think these would be great or for stash building. Still on fence whether to purchase or not as my stash is large and you can’t pick a color or colors which is what I want. Thanks.
I am new to your show. Love your video and thanks for showing the Ruby Star bag. I have never seen that line before. Very interesting. Oh my the music...sorry it was very distracting...looking forward to seeing more of your work.
I got the cranberry line. From Moda I liked it so much I bought a jelly roll so with the scraps bag I made a baby quilt and with the jelly roll I made Rail fence. And it wasn’t vary big but couldn’t get any more fabric From that line. But I might of only got 3 scrap bags and it’s not a bad deal my first one was 12.00 but now it’s about 24.00 it’s doubled in price. Great way to save for that. Salvage quilt there so pretty.
I couldn't find whereto purchase these. The last time ( and only) is bag I purchased was 98 percent strings. I received a Email from where I purchased it from asking for my opinion of purchase and I don't believe they liked my response. It was a good stuffing for a couple of pincushions I (from Walmart fat quarters) I made. I would gladly order some of these bags. Thank you for sharing ☺️☺️☺️.
The fabric line 'Smol' can be found here...and you can see what fabrics ARE in the Line from the Ruby Star scrap bag: shop.elegantevirgule.com/ruby-star-society-smol-fq-bundle-of-19-fabrics/
Both scrap bags are manufactured by moda. The “smal” line was created by Kimberly Kight and the moda line was by Joanna Figueroa. Give credit where credit is due.
No credit was not acknowledged. I was not aware that Moda manufactured Ruby Star. After researching this I discovered that Ruby Star joined with Moda in 2019, but they have been around since 2013. I gave credit to Kimberly Knight at mark 4:19. I failed to mention the designer for Speckled, which is Rashada Coleman Cole, but it is very visible in the video who that designer is. This is not an excuse, but this was my 2nd try at this video, and I mentioned her in the first time around, but forgot that I didn't mention her by name in the 2nd one.
