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Patchwork Christmas Mug Rugs
Patchwork Christmas Mug Rugs
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Finished size: 10″ x 6″ each
Skill level: Beginner
Technique: Fused appliqué
Format: PDF file [8 pages]
Impress your friends and family with these colourful and easy-to-make Patchwork Christmas Mug Rugs. Each mug rug finishes at 10″ x 6″. They make the perfect hostess gift, teacher’s gift and stocking stuffers for your loved ones. Make up a bunch in advance for last-minute gift giving this holiday season.
The pattern includes two fused appliqué designs (ornaments and trees) and instructions for using fabric scraps to make your own colourful patchwork fabric. Full-sized placement guides and a separate pattern page are provided. Detailed instructions, hints & tips, product recommendations and colour photos are provided throughout.
Requirements
The requirements below are for making both the Patchwork Ornaments and Patchwork Trees mug rugs.
- Various scraps approximately 3 to 4″
- One (1) 8″ x 11″ piece of light weight muslin or broadcloth (inexpensive)
- One (1) 8″ x 11″ piece of lightweight fusible woven interfacing (optional)
- Two (2) 10.25″ x 6.25″ for appliqué background fabric
- Scrap of brown fabric for the tree trunks
- Two (2) 11″ x 7″ pieces backing fabric
- Two (2) strips 2.25″ x 40″ for binding
- Half yard paper-backed fusible web (such as Wonder Under or Heat’n Bond Lite)
- Two (2) 10.25″ x 6.25″ pieces of lightweight fusible woven interfacing or wash away stabilizer
- Two (2) 11″ x 7″ pieces batting
- General quilting supplies (i.e. rotary cutter, mat, sewing machine, piecing thread, etc.)
The first three items above are used in making the colourful Patchwork Fabric. If you wish, you can use scraps of cotton fabrics for the appliqué shapes instead of making your own fabric as shown in the samples.
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I can’t wait to try this pattern. It looks stunning, but seems quite doable!
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