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This is the tute for the fan mug rug.
Finished result [ATTACH=CONFIG]279504[/ATTACH] Start with wedges. These are 9 Degree, but any will work [ATTACH=CONFIG]279505[/ATTACH] Fold the top in half and sew across. [ATTACH=CONFIG]279506[/ATTACH] Turn them inside out and iron. Make sure the seam is in the middle. [ATTACH=CONFIG]279507[/ATTACH] I opened my seams inside of the point. [ATTACH=CONFIG]279508[/ATTACH] Obviously wrong for example only. [ATTACH=CONFIG]279509[/ATTACH] Sew together matching the points. [ATTACH=CONFIG]279512[/ATTACH] Sew the pairs into foursies. I open my seams. [ATTACH=CONFIG]279513[/ATTACH] Finally fours in to eights. There ate two fans here. [ATTACH=CONFIG]279516[/ATTACH] Then I used my circle cutter to determine the circle I needed was 8 inches. then cut the circle into fourths. [ATTACH=CONFIG]279518[/ATTACH] You can do your curved seam in one of two ways. This is easeing it in. [ATTACH=CONFIG]279520[/ATTACH] Resulting in this. [ATTACH=CONFIG]279522[/ATTACH] OR... you can face your 1/4 circle with a light fabric and turn it. [ATTACH=CONFIG]279523[/ATTACH] Sewing the 1/4 circle to the facing. [ATTACH=CONFIG]279524[/ATTACH] Clip the curve and turn. [ATTACH=CONFIG]279525[/ATTACH] Top stitch the 1/4 circle to the bottom of the fan. [ATTACH=CONFIG]279526[/ATTACH] Resulting in this. [ATTACH=CONFIG]279527[/ATTACH] Cut your back and batting. I turned the curved edge of the back over the top of the batting then pinned it to the fan just below the valleys of the points. [ATTACH=CONFIG]279528[/ATTACH] Here you can see the points above the backing and batting. [ATTACH=CONFIG]279529[/ATTACH] Choose your quilting pattern and quilt as desired. [ATTACH=CONFIG]279533[/ATTACH] The point side is finished and you only have to bind the two straight sides turning the ends under on the points. Enjoy!!! [ATTACH=CONFIG]279538[/ATTACH] |
Wow, great tut, would like to give this a try but don't have a circle cutter, so how do I measure to determine the size circle required? Not to bright in figuring these things out.
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Great tute. Beautiful mug rug.
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Originally Posted by littleone
Wow, great tut, would like to give this a try but don't have a circle cutter, so how do I measure to determine the size circle required? Not to bright in figuring these things out.
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Very cool project/tutorial and yours is gorgeous! Fabulous colors and exquisite quilting!
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that is very pretty!!! thanks for taking the time to do the tut.
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Love it, this also gives us something to practice FMQ on. Thank you for the great tutorial.
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Yes a mug rug is a great way to practice new FMQ designs.
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Excellent tutorial! Thank you so much! I love your mug rug!
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Sew pretty! Good job on both the mug rug and the tutorial.
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Thanks! Will have to try it!
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Thank you so much for the tute.
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Beautiful
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Thanks! I was wondering how you did the backing. Very clear and easy to understand, I will have to try this!
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I can't wait to try this-thought I would an initial in the bottom part-too much fun!
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Very pretty. :thumbup:
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All I can say is WOW! Love the colors.
Lynn :thumbup: |
Great mug rug, quilting and tutorial! Many thanks.
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very pretty
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Thanks for the tute and a great idea. I am making 1/2 dresden plate mug rugs and am having a problem at the seam with the small circle that goes in the center as it is only a half dresden plate . Your tute gave me an idea for finishing it.
Happy Quilting |
Wow! Great tutorial and beautiful outcome. Thanks for sharing.
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I saw your original posting and loved the fan mug rug. Thank you so much for taking the time to write and post the tutorial. I too had a question in your original posting about your backing and appreciate you showing how that was done. Your quilting is fabulous - - feathers in each of the 8 blades!!!
Also, a GREAT BIG THANKS for posting a picture of your final product at the first part of your tutorial. It is sometimes so frustrating to page through a long tutorial only to realize at the end that it is probably something that I would never do. I think posting a final product picture at the very first is a good thing to do. |
Beautiful!
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Originally Posted by kwhite
This is the tute for the fan mug rug.
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Love it! I just may have to try it!
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great tut thanks
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Fan tastic! Thanks for the tute. (My note pads thank you also.)
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Very clever! I bought a ruler that has markings for different lengths of the blades. Must have to try this. Thanks for sharing. :)
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Thanks for the tutorial... :-)
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Thanks for giving us the instructions. I love the fan mug rug. So feminine.
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That is beautiful. Thanks for the tute
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Thanks so much for the tutorial...it's excellent. I almost bought a circle cutter the other day but wondered how often I would use it. Now I see more possibilities to use it.
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That's terrific! Thank you for making a tutorial for us all!
Did your coworker ever figure out you were her secret mug rug maker? |
Beatuiful! This is perfect for a friend who's not doing well right now.
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thank you
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Beautiful, well done tutorial. I love your quilting and your choice of fabrics.
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Great Tute. I will have to try one of these.
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WOW !!!! Love your tute ! ! !
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This is so pretty - great fabrics and your quilting - WINNER!
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I love this Dresden I have made almost two of them. Very pretty colors and love the pattern. Sue
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