5 Summer Mug Rug Patterns

Quilting Digest | July 30, 2015 | Mug Rugs, Quick Quilting Projects, Scrap Quilts
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Make a Mug Rug This Weekend!

Summer will be over before you know it. Capture its essence in a darling mug rug to use all year around.

Mug rugs are tiny little quilts somewhere between the size of a coaster and a place mat. Usually, they are sized for a cup or mug with room for a cookie or other treat on the side. Often they are rectangular, around 4-6″ x 6-10″ in size, although we’ve seen them in other shapes and sizes too.

Rug mugs also look great displayed together on a wall. Pick a place that people can get close to so they can enjoy all the detail.

These summer mug rug patterns are not only charming but quick and easy to make. Make one, or more, this weekend!

Beach Huts

Celebrate carefree days at the beach with this fusible applique mug rug. Can’t you smell the sea and sand just by looking at it?!

Purchase the “Beach Huts” mug rug pattern.

Beach Huts Mug Rug Pattern

 

On the Road

Will you spend part of your summer camping your way across the country, or wish you had? This little charmer evokes carefree days of exploring the countryside by car.

Purchase the “On the Road” mug rug pattern.

Camper Mug Rug Pattern

 

Visit the next page for 3 more summer mug rugs.

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