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Originally Posted by girlsfour
As I see this quite often, I am wondering why people make the mug rugs in a rectangular shape? Is it just to show a particular pattern??? I have wondered that since a coaster is typically a square.
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For chocolate chip cookies. :mrgreen:
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Society is getting so fat that a coaster just isn't big enough. We have to have a place for snacks next to our tea or coffee. I always thought that the design goes on one side of the rectangle and you sit your mug where there isn't any design. The cup doesn't wobble and you get to see the pretty design even when your mug is sitting. Just a thought.
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And some coasters are round, too!
Originally Posted by girlsfour
As I see this quite often, I am wondering why people make the mug rugs in a rectangular shape? Is it just to show a particular pattern??? I have wondered that since a coaster is typically a square.
Thanks in advance for explaining this! |
I've made and received several and I like the rectangle size, not having to worry or pay attention to centering my mug. But that is just me. I'd be happy with a larger square one too.
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Originally Posted by She In PA
Society is getting so fat that a coaster just isn't big enough. We have to have a place for snacks next to our tea or coffee. I always thought that the design goes on one side of the rectangle and you sit your mug where there isn't any design. The cup doesn't wobble and you get to see the pretty design even when your mug is sitting. Just a thought.
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Originally Posted by fayzer
How about this one. You don't really need a pattern. Saw it online somewhere.
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I've seen them in different shapes, but mostly rectangular. I think you get more space for your buck on rectangular but you can make them any way you want.
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I tell my friends that it's a 21st century coaster! Usually next to my computer with coffee and a cookie.
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i make mine whatever shapes I want different everytime
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