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ragqueen03 03-22-2011 08:36 AM

i am attempting to make some rug mugs for gifts. what do you use as batting? i made one with flannel as batting but it just didn't seem thick enough.

sewgull 03-22-2011 08:49 AM

I use scrap batting.

quilt queen 2 03-22-2011 08:50 AM


Originally Posted by sewgull
I use scrap batting.

Same here!

MaryStoaks 03-22-2011 10:24 AM

I fused Pelon 987 to the backside of each layer, it gives a stiffer look and feel to the finished rugs.

BobbiSue 03-22-2011 11:16 AM

Forgive my ignorance but what is a rug mug?




Originally Posted by ragqueen03
i am attempting to make some rug mugs for gifts. what do you use as batting? i made one with flannel as batting but it just didn't seem thick enough.


wolfkitty 03-22-2011 11:53 AM

A mug rug is kind of a large coaster, big enough for a mug of coffee or cocoa and a snack. If you do a search, you will see a lot of really nice ones, like mini-mini quilts.

GrannieAnnie 03-22-2011 12:06 PM


Originally Posted by ragqueen03
i am attempting to make some rug mugs for gifts. what do you use as batting? i made one with flannel as batting but it just didn't seem thick enough.

What ever suits you. Bits of leftover fleece is fine. There is a thermal fabric you can buy for pots holders and stuff that works.

Divokittysmom 03-22-2011 12:14 PM

I use a layer of scrap batting and a layer of thinsulate in mine. I wanted to make sure my tables were protected from heat as well as spills.

If you follow this link it will lead you to numerous postings and photos all about mug rugs. HTH
http://www.quiltingboard.com/search....ug+rugs&u=&s=0

BobbiSue 03-22-2011 12:32 PM

Thanks!

Mamaskeeto 03-22-2011 12:33 PM

I use scrap batting.


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