Quilted Mug Rug Tutorial | Cottagecore Coasters
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- I’ve got another super fun and beginner friendly quilting tutorial for you guys today! I’ll show you step by step how to make a mug rug. As promised in the video, below you will find the fabric requirements for each quilted mug rug.
FABRIC REQUIREMENTS:
White: 12- 1 1/2” squares
1- 3 3/4” square
Green: 4- 1 1/2” squares
1- 3 3/4” square
Orange: 1- 2 1/2” square
Yellow: 4- 2 1/2” squares
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My first visit to your videos. I wanted to see why so many subscribers. 😀 your patience and easy instructions, demonstration of what you are doing is the reason. Great job and congratulations on this awesome accomplishment.
Thank you so much! I really appreciate that 💖🤗
Great tutorial and the cutest little block! I have quilted many years ago, but never did a pieced work. I did a lot of applique and quilting on plain blocks. I am excited to make this block as a mug rug or a table runner. Thank you!!
Yay!! I love this block! They’re so cute!! Enjoy! 👏🏻💖
Miriam..I love your precice slower methodical tutorial .Great Job!
Yay! I'm so glad you liked the video! Thanks for watching!
This tutorial was exactly what I was looking for at this time. You are a great teacher. Thank you for sharing.
Aww thank you so much! 💖
So excited learning new things from our younger generations. 😊
You’re so sweet, Teri 💖
@@StitchObsessed No thank you for teaching the old gal's new tricks. 🥰
I can’t wait to make these! Thank you again! I love your channel!
Thank you! 💖 enjoy!
Edge stitching is generally 1/8 and top stitching is 1/4 but the practice is still the same…I love your patient style of teaching… very clear and easy to follow 🥰
Thank you 💖
Super cute. I just might use this pattern for a thin table runner.
That will look so cute! Good luck! Let me know how it turns out! 💖
Great tutorial. Lots of times before I turn right side out, I press the project and press the opening seams back so it’s easier line them up for top stitching.
Loved this tutorial, very clear instructions for new quilters. Just subscribed!
Yay! Thank you so much! 💖
Hello lass, please excuse me saying, but if you cut straight across the middle horizontally first and then vertical through the center, then you will still have your diagonal stitched square with your stitching having given you where to cut into the final triangles. This might be an easier way for you to cut the 8 at a time, this nugget is curtsy of Jenny Doan, Missouri Star.
I love your yellow flower with the orange check because it reminds me of a daisy or sunflower, beautiful cup mats that surely even my lot can see it's where you put a hot cup on and not on my polished wooden tables. Have a good, with crafty hugs, Norah, Glenochil, Scotland
Ooo thank you for the tip, Norah! I’ll have to try that next time! 💖
😊 I had so much trouble getting my points to line up! I cut all my pieces with my quilt dies and my Gemini. So it has to be sewers error.😂 . Hubby did bring me a cocktail.🎉
Ooo those cutting does sound SO helpful! I hope your mug rugs turned out beautifully, and hey, it’s always good to have a little happy hour break 😉💖👏🏻
Very cute mug rug!😊
Thank you so much!💖✨
So cute. Thanks for the wonderful instructions!
Thank you so much for watching 💖
Thanks ❤wonderful hugs from Sweden
Aww thank you!! 💖
Very cute idea! Thank you for the tutorial!
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it! 💖
Very cute! I’m going to try making this block.
Yay! It’s such a fun block! Good luck!!!💖
Sew adorable. Love it
Thank you! 💖
This would make a cute potholder.
Yes! I agree!
Great tutorial. Thank you
Thank you! 💖
What sewing machine do you have please
I use the Juki TL-2010Q. You can find them here: jukijunkies.com/ref/Miriam/
Great tutorial, do you change your machine settings in anyway to do the actual quilting?
Thank you, Mary 💖 No, I don’t need to switch any settings when doing straight line quilting. On the other hand, if I had been quilting a larger project, I would switch out my 1/4” foot for a walking foot, but stitch length stays the same and the feed dogs don’t need to be lowered since they help feed the project through the machine. I hope that helps!
@@StitchObsessed Thanks for your help, quilting my own smaller projects is a goal for me this year and I love learning how others are doing it.
@@marythresher3523 Yay! That’s awesome! Quilting is so much fun! I’m planning on doing several videos on machine quilting 💖