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Madamekelly -- very clear & very clever of you! That makes a whole lot of sense! Kudos!
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I make mug rugs about 6 by 10 - large enough for a mug and a snack in a bowl or plate. I do not usually do any fancy block, just sandwich the top and bottom with batting, quilt and bind (sewing on the back, topstitching on the front) . I found that craft batting is a tighter weave than W&N, giving it more stability. In any event, they wash up nicely and this way they are quick. I do not do applique as a cup could tip on it.
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Google or Pinterest are your best bets for a visual.
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Originally Posted by LindaMRB
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I am trying to find a bunch of different mug rugs that I can copy and put together quickly for a school fundraiser.
So far, my searches online on this site have not found very many, though I remember seeing lots over the last couple years. Different sizes, shapes, scrappy, versus a "pattern", and so on. Would you folks be willing to post your ideas to this thread so I can have a bunch in one spot? Or make some suggestions of how to find them - other than on the www? Thank you for your help! |
quiltenNan, love that paw print and would pay for it even though I do embroidery and applique. it's a sure winner.
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Have you tried looking on Pinterest?
Here's a link: https://www.pinterest.com/search/pin...1=rugs%7Ctyped |
I make all my mug rugs 5x7 and put them in a cellophane bag with a little explanation about what they are. Most people really don't know what they are, so a message is necessary and the bag keeps them clean. http://www.creativegiftpackaging.com...gs_p/c69lb.htm
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my go to place for mug rugs is Pinterest
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Some of the Mug Rugs on Pinterest.
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http://www.favequilts.com/?task=sear..._term=Mug+Rugs Here you go, lots of ideas for you, would love to see pics when you have done.
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