Mug rugs patterns free how to make

This easy quilt as you go mug rug tutorial is a must see - it will show you how to make a mug rug without binding! Are you looking to make an adorable mug rug? Sew a mug rug from a free pattern, and enjoy your breakfast on a mini quilt year-round. Check out this easy mug rug sewing tutorial, and see how to make a mug rug without binding.

It's neither a coaster nor a placemat. Instead, it's a mug rug: a perfectly sized piece of fabric that stands between your coffee cup and your table. If you love quilting or working with fabric scraps, it's time to familiarize yourself with the mug rug. We've put together this collection of 40+ Free Mug Rug Patterns for you to try. If you're looking for a free quilted mug rug pattern, you're sure to love our selections. Even if you just enjoy just piecing together leftover fabric scraps, the…

Raid your scrap box and sew up some of these gorgeous but free mug rug patterns. Make a lovely mug rug in minutes and snack in style every day

15+ Free quilted mug rug patterns. Learn how to sew a mug rug with one of these unique and free mug rug patterns.

Scrappy Christmas Mug Rug Tutorial - get the free PDF of this easy to make quilt project which is a great gift idea for teachers and friends.

Great list of over 20 free mug rug patterns and a few coaster sewing patterns for those warm drinks.

This sewing project is an easy guide to make a mug rug with the easy binding tutorial using the backside of the fabric.

Sew a mug rug from a FREE pattern, and enjoy your breakfast on a mini quilt year-round. Included: applique, paper piecing and more.

Mug Rugs paired with a cute mug are simple yet thoughtful gifts for people on your Christmas list. Take your “gift basket” even further by including a favorite coffee or tea blend, hot chocolate mix plus toppings, or book to enjoy while sipping. Blending a little store bought with your handmade gift makes a great […]

Now that I am on a mission to make 14 mug rugs before Thanksgiving I need to figure out a way to make them a little faster. The first thought was to not do a stitched down binding. My friend Cheryl did a fused binding, but I wanted to be able to wash mine if needed. I decided to try the pillowcase style finish. First I dump out a bunch of half made fabric. These are leftovers from other things that I have made that I save. Leftover triangles... Leftover blocks.... Leftover trimmings.....one…