Question for the Mug Rug and Pot Holder experts
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#1
I went to Union Mission today and found some really nice "fabric swatches", the large books with 12 x 12 swatches. My question is, do you think this would work for making Mug Rugs and/or pot holders?? The patterns were really beautiful!! What do you think, of course they are not 100% cotton. I am now quilting on a budget and looking for ways to save money.
#3
The flowers were so bold and vivid, I thought...I could make the ladies at work some mug rugs for their desk as Christmas gifts!! So for only .25 for each book of swatches,,,I dived in!!
#6
I agree no pot holders! May be you could take 2 of the fabric swatches put them together and set a real hot cup of water on it and let it sit and see what happens??
#7
k, I did notice that each of them had the fabric content on them.
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Originally Posted by Painiacs
I agree no pot holders! May be you could take 2 of the fabric swatches put them together and set a real hot cup of water on it and let it sit and see what happens??
#8
if they are not cotton- or other natural fiber i would not use them for pot-holders- they might melt and burn someone.
if they are natural fibers=so won't melt- then they would be fine-
other things you can make with fabric swatches if they are (weighty) is totebags/purses
placemats, candle mats
if they are natural fibers=so won't melt- then they would be fine-
other things you can make with fabric swatches if they are (weighty) is totebags/purses
placemats, candle mats
#9
Thanks for the ideas, I plan to make a few things are Christmas gifts. I will scratch the pot holder idea and go with the mugrugs, placemats and candle mats instead.
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if they are natural fibers=so won't melt- then they would be fine-
other things you can make with fabric swatches if they are (weighty) is totebags/purses
placemats, candle mats
Originally Posted by ckcowl
if they are not cotton- or other natural fiber i would not use them for pot-holders- they might melt and burn someone.if they are natural fibers=so won't melt- then they would be fine-
other things you can make with fabric swatches if they are (weighty) is totebags/purses
placemats, candle mats
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