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Monday, December 12, 2016

More mug rug progress...............

I took all of the quilted and trimmed mug rugs to the basement so I could lay them out and start choosing bindings for them.  They are all different sizes, whatever size I can trim the crazy piecing to straighten it is the size it ends up.
Here are the backings.  I needed 3 different bobbin thread colors to quilt them.






I ended up with 6 different binding fabrics for the 15 mug rugs.

As usual the weathermen were wrong.  A week ago they predicted 1-3" of snow and we got 6".  This weekend they predicted 8-10" and I think we got about 4".  We ended up in the warm section so the roads and driveways melted off.  Now we go into the deep freeze, -5 for Thursday morning, that is if they have it right this time.

12 comments:

  1. Your Mug Rugs look like mini 'works of art' :)
    Our weather has been fairly mild for the time of year - only one night of frost so far (that I have seen) and no sign of snow - I expect we'll get it all sooner or later. I just need to tidy up the back yard then I can hibernate for the winter haha.

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  2. It was in the 20s and 30s this weekend but my husband still got out and worked on the yard. I stayed in and baked 3 batches of cookies, some gumdrop fruitcake (a family favorite), and then packaged up 4 boxes of gifts and goodies for our distant family. Whew, we were both tired!
    Whenever you do a batch of mug rugs I just love them--small treasures!

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  3. The mug rugs are mini works of art! So much to see in a little area. Most of the snow around here fell south of Buffalo, only got a couple of inches. Finished making 100 cards and need to get them mailed out before I can work on quilting.

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  4. I was inspired by your mug rugs to get sewing. But then my first one turned into a 16.5" square block. Next time I will start with smaller scraps.
    Yours look great. I love the backings you chose for them.

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  5. Your mugs rugs are wonderful. The purple checkerboard quilt is so pretty! I was out walking around this morning and it was 36 degrees which didn't feel too bad. The snow was melting and very slushy.

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  6. Do you sell your mug rugs or just give them as gifts to friends and family?
    I would be interested if you sell them how much you charge and how well they sell.

    Can you email me at tvonzalez at gmail dot com?

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  7. So pretty! What a great selection.

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  8. Hi, Wanda! I'd recognize your style a mile away. Beautiful mug rugs! Wishing you a happy holiday season! best, nadia

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  9. What a great collection of mug rugs, may as well make more while you're in the zone!

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  10. Those are so nice and make great gifts.

    Ha....weather is the only job I know where you can get so much wrong and not loose it.

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  11. Are you doing mug rugs just because you happen to have them done, or because they are going to be Christmas presents? I wish I had enough initiative or whatever it takes to make a bunch like you do. Yours are great, and they would be nice to have on hand!

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  12. You are the perfect person to ask. What size are mug rugs usually? I just finished practicing some free motion quilting on a couple sandwiches that are 6 x 6. Is that too small?

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