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Nice job, thank you for sharing! Those leaves could be used for so many things too, not just mug rugs. ;) I love it. :)
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Sew cute and a wonderful tutorial. I'm sitting next to my computer, printer and sewing machine. Any guesses as to what I'll be doing in a few minutes?
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Thank you!!!!
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Thank you so much - I have bookmarked this thread and will be making these for gifts and door prizes for our guild.
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I love these! What a neat idea and I love the fabrics you chose! Thanks for posting the instructions! I will have to make some.
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Super idea and thanks, thanks, thanks.... I'm gonna make a tree full!
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This is just great!!! Thank you!
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Beautiful....thank you for the pattern, instructions and the step by step photos!!! Can't wait to try it!!!
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These are beautiful. I love leaves so thank you for the pattern and tutorial.
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All of the above and my personal Thank you!
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Fabulous job!!!
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love your mug rugs will make some for my church fair and maybe Christmas presents. Great job.
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this is amazing thank you for sharing!!!
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Very nice tutorial. Thanks for sharing. :-)
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Thank u 4 this very nice tutorial ,hard work ,nice :idea: thanks 4 your timing
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Lara, I just love your coasters. I will make some of these for gifts for Christmas. Thanks for taking the time and effort to create this tut. We are all blessed by such generosity of our quilting friends here.
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They are great, and I really love your paisley fabric. Great color choices and I'll have to try making some. They would make great gifts, or stocking stuffers for Christmas.
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Thanks Lara. This is great. Love the end result. Maybe you should try this in different shapes for different seasons.
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Thank you!!! I have a wedding to go to later this month and this will make the perfect gift for the young couple.
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A lovely addition to the table. So much better that cup rings all over. Thanks for sharing.
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Kool,Think I'll make some that look like Christmas presents then put a ribbon on them . That would be easier as they could just be square, or any shape I wanted.
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Wow! that is neat. Thanks for sharing.
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Thanks for sharing! These are great and perfect for the fall. I have copied them into Word and will be printing out and adding to my file! Meghan
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These are stunning! What wonderful fabrics you have chosen! These are going on my 'must sew for X-mas gift" list. thanks for the great Tut!
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Thanks for a great tute....
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I think you could sew the leaves in a circle for a table topper.
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Thanks for the great tute. Love the idea and it makes the brain start to wonder what other things can we use. You are so creative. Thanks sooooooo much.
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Thank-you for a great pattern. This will make a great little present, mug rug leaves, for a friend whose birthday is in October. Great tute!!
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How cute are those, thanks for the tutorial.
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Thanks, love your fall colors.
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Originally Posted by Pink Dogwood
Thanks for the great tute. Love the idea and it makes the brain start to wonder what other things can we use. You are so creative. Thanks sooooooo much.
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Wow thank you so very very much. these are really cute. :)
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Originally Posted by MargeD
They are great, and I really love your paisley fabric. Great color choices and I'll have to try making some. They would make great gifts, or stocking stuffers for Christmas.
Originally Posted by BuzzinBumble
The fabric you asked about is made by Andover Fabrics and is part of their “Arabesque” line. My middle daughter picked it out for a quilt I am going to make for her. I bought it on eBay about a year ago. You are in luck too, because I did a search on eBay and there is one seller with some fabric from that line. I had used the stripe version for the leaf, but the all over paisley is perhaps even better. Here is a link to the fabric on eBay: http://www.ebay.com/itm/Andover-Fabr...item1c1dc4cc59
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Originally Posted by dphelps
Thanks Lara. This is great. Love the end result. Maybe you should try this in different shapes for different seasons.
Originally Posted by BrendaK
Kool,Think I'll make some that look like Christmas presents then put a ribbon on them . That would be easier as they could just be square, or any shape I wanted.
Thanks for the tut and for sharing.
Originally Posted by Connie in CO
I think you could sew the leaves in a circle for a table topper.
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Thank you it is lovely
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I contacted Lara to see if I could put up a link
for this great tutorial in Word format. She said she would be happy for me to do that, so here it is. Thanks for the great tutorial, Lara. Have a Blessed Day! Please look on page 19 for the final version of this downloadable tutorial. Maple Leaf Mug Rug Tutorial - Word Format [ATTACH=CONFIG]255512[/ATTACH] |
I like it! What a neat idea!
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Oh I think it was really terrific of Marcia to take the time to do that. So Thank You Marcia!!! :thumbup:
Any one of us could have come up with the idea... I just happened to have left the camera laying on my sewing table while i was doing the project. I've gotten so much great inspiration from all you QB members that i felt like I owed something back! |
You are more than welcome. I wish I a way to put
it in PDF, but I don't. And I'm with you, Lara, it's always nice to give back! Have a Blessed Day! |
Very nice job! Thanks for sharing.
Lucy |
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