Hush Hush 5 Little Ladies Ladybug Fabric by the Yard or Fat Quarter - Riley Blake

Hush Hush 5 Little Ladies from Riley Blake Designs is a 43/44-inch wide quilting cotton printed with scattered ladybugs, offering a playful small-scale motif ideal for children’s projects. The light, novelty print works well for quilts, apparel, tote bags, and home decor accents.

Width: 43/44 inches.

Sonshine Take: Hi! This print works great as a filler. Because the ladybugs are randomly scattered with no directionality, you can cut from anywhere on the bolt without worrying about pattern matching errors like stripes or plaids would require. It's perfect for that 'scrappy' look in kids projects where detail is needed but full-scale prints don't fit.

Why it works: The light background tone balances the busy, colorful detail without looking cluttered. and Scattered motifs allow for directional flexibility in quilt block design.. Pairs especially well with Solid Navy Blue Cotton (High Contrast Binding), Large Floral Riley Blake Prints, and Cream White Background Solids. Especially useful for backgrounds, soft borders, and subtle bindings because small scale and neutral cream background allow it to blend well with larger prints, though its busy nature means best used as filler or accent.

Available Cut Options

• Fat Quarter
• 1/8 Yard
• 1/4 Yard
• 1/2 Yard
• 3/4 Yard
• 1 Yard

Fabric added to your cart multiple times will be cut as one continuous piece when possible.

How quantity works:

• 3/4 Yard, Quantity 2 = 1.5 Yards
• 1 Yard, Quantity 2 = 2 Yards
• 1 Yard, Quantity 2 and 1/2 Yard, Quantity 1 = 2.5 Yards

Cut Size Reference

• 1/8 Yard is 4.5 inches x 43/44 inches
• 1/4 Yard is 9 inches x 43/44 inches
• Fat Quarter is 18 inches x 21/22 inches
• 1/2 Yard is 18 inches x 43/44 inches
• 3/4 Yard is 27 inches x 43/44 inches
• 1 Yard is 36 inches x 43/44 inches

Please note that fabric is cut straight off the bolt, meaning the cut may not follow the printed design exactly.

Colors and shades may vary in person versus on screen. We use vendor-provided imagery whenever available.