Mug Rugs
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You know? I am really enjoying making these mug rugs. There are so relaxing and I think it's because once you put the block or scraps together, you know it's done!
It all started when I took my Joseph's coat to my gym class. One of the very nice ladies just had a fit over it. She was imaging it on her bed etc.
I had a small extra block left from my Joseph's Coat when I first tryed the block. I made a rug mug out of it and gave it to her and told her to put it on her pillow and imagine lol...she was thrilled.
Now to get to my question. Another lady approached me and asked if I would make a mug rug for her daughter. She wanted to give it to her for her birthday. She wants to pay for it.
Now here are three that I made that very night as I was taking a break from my flower quilt. Do any of you sell mug rugs? and how much is the going rate? I haven't a clue.
It took about 1.5 to 2 hours to make these, quilted and all. I don't put a binding on, I don't think it needs it. I put the block on the batting, quilt it. Then sew the lining on right sides together and top stitch twice around the perimeter.
The first two blocks I got out of block base, I elongated the second block to make it longer.
It all started when I took my Joseph's coat to my gym class. One of the very nice ladies just had a fit over it. She was imaging it on her bed etc.
I had a small extra block left from my Joseph's Coat when I first tryed the block. I made a rug mug out of it and gave it to her and told her to put it on her pillow and imagine lol...she was thrilled.
Now to get to my question. Another lady approached me and asked if I would make a mug rug for her daughter. She wanted to give it to her for her birthday. She wants to pay for it.
Now here are three that I made that very night as I was taking a break from my flower quilt. Do any of you sell mug rugs? and how much is the going rate? I haven't a clue.
It took about 1.5 to 2 hours to make these, quilted and all. I don't put a binding on, I don't think it needs it. I put the block on the batting, quilt it. Then sew the lining on right sides together and top stitch twice around the perimeter.
The first two blocks I got out of block base, I elongated the second block to make it longer.
Last edited by Rosyhf; 08-14-2013 at 03:28 PM.
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I searched the web to find examples of mug rugs but in the end I find that I would rather manipulate a block and use that for the rug, this way you have the satisfaction of making a block lol.
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Thank you Gabe, I thought 12.00? I did search Etsy and they have a bunch of them, starting at 6.00 for just strips or one piece of fabric to 22.00 for more intricate.
I think I will do crazy block and animal with crazy around, blocks and then, like for a teacher? I would do a paperpieced apple and stuff like but those would be more. I just wanted to get a ball park figure. I will try to do more 12.00 ones as I think anybody can afford those.
I wouldn't do my first block for that price tho, it took a bit of doing. I pp'd it.
I think I will do crazy block and animal with crazy around, blocks and then, like for a teacher? I would do a paperpieced apple and stuff like but those would be more. I just wanted to get a ball park figure. I will try to do more 12.00 ones as I think anybody can afford those.
I wouldn't do my first block for that price tho, it took a bit of doing. I pp'd it.
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