This Easy-to-Make Reindeer is Ready for the Holidays

Quilting Digest | October 24, 2015 | Christmas Quilts, Mug Rugs, Quick Quilting Projects
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Make Several Reindeer Mug Rugs to Display Together or for Gifts!

It’s hard to resist this cute reindeer decorated for the holidays! He’s full of personality and dressed in his best Christmas baubles. And, he’s so easy to make that we bet you can’t stop at one!

This fusible applique mug rug is a good opportunity to dig into your scraps and use up some of those cheerful Christmas colored fabrics. This simple and quick little quilt can be completed entirely by machine, although you can hand quilt it if you prefer.

Reindeer Mug Rug Pattern

Complete instructions and templates are included for cutting and for stitching this mini quilt together. It’s so easy even a novice quilter will have this made up in no time.

Supplementary instructions make this project (and any mug rug) especially easy to complete. Get the supplementary instructions here.

Christmas Antlers Mug Rug

The completed mug rug from The Patchsmith measures 9″ x 6″. Use it for mugs, but also image a whole herd of these cute guys hung together on a wall, cheerfully welcoming people to your kitchen. You can also enlarge the pattern and use it in a wall quilt, on a sweat shirt or just about anywhere.

Get the Reindeer Mug Rug Pattern here.

 

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