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    looking for 'Mug Rug" book

    I have a friend (does not live anywhere near me) who has been given a boot box full of scraps. She wants to make Mug Rugs but feels she needs a book for direction. I have tried to help over the phone but she still wants a book. I thought I had seen a couple of different books but as usual when I want to buy one....no where can I find it. Was I just dreaming or did I see such a thing. I figured if I sent it to her it would be the boost she needs to get started.. Anyone know of such a book and where to get it. Thanks and if I am dreaming just let me know. Maybe I will have to draft a couple of patterns for her to start with.

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    Don't know about a book but there are all kinds of patterns on FreePatterns.com. In fact you can just google mug rug patterns and get more than you can shake a stick at. I've made some and haven't purchased the firs pattern. If she has any templates she can make a mug rug.

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    pinterest is an awesome place for mugrug ideas and patterns
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    here's a link to a long list of mug rug books in an amazon search
    http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss...ok%2Caps%2C161
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    Quote Originally Posted by QuiltnNan View Post
    here's a link to a long list of mug rug books in an amazon search
    http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_ss...ok%2Caps%2C161
    I just went on the Amazon website and saw the pink mug rug book that I have and this one they want $388. for it. Are they nuts
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    Quote Originally Posted by nhnative View Post
    I just went on the Amazon website and saw the pink mug rug book that I have and this one they want $388. for it. Are they nuts
    *LOL* That same book (Mug Rugs ~Love to Sew~ by Christa Rolf) is at the top of the page for $10.19.

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    Quote Originally Posted by HouseDragon View Post
    *LOL* That same book (Mug Rugs ~Love to Sew~ by Christa Rolf) is at the top of the page for $10.19.

    I really wonder why list some of those ridiculous prices.....lately when I look at amazon for anything, and scroll down a bit there is a posting for that item at an outrageous price.....

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    I just take any quilt block and make it into a mug rug. I enjoy making them as gifts for others. I like making them in 7" blocks because it is easier to attach the binding then with a 6" block. Tell her to just have fun !!
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    Very clever. Very pretty mug rugs.

    Quote Originally Posted by ManiacQuilter2 View Post
    I just take any quilt block and make it into a mug rug. I enjoy making them as gifts for others. I like making them in 7" blocks because it is easier to attach the binding then with a 6" block. Tell her to just have fun !!
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    Quote Originally Posted by ManiacQuilter2 View Post
    I just take any quilt block and make it into a mug rug. I enjoy making them as gifts for others. I like making them in 7" blocks because it is easier to attach the binding then with a 6" block. Tell her to just have fun !!
    I just love these! I have not ever made mug rugs, I'm not sure why, but now I will after your inspiration Thanks for the pic, these are beautiful! I wonder why 7" is easier to bind than 6"?

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