I started the weekend by making this mugrug, seminole piecing style, as part of my gift for the party. The gift was completed with a new tea cup, a couple tea bags, chocolates and white choco smores gooey cake bars.
Just the day before I was mentioning to Denise and a couple other people that maybe the new tea house in Mt Morris would be interested in selling some mug rugs. I was already in mug rug mode so I just kept going! Even if they are not interested, mugrugs make great gifts and you can never have too many on hand.
Of course I had my little helper to keep some of the scraps in place. I didn't photo the messy pile of smaller scraps I need to clean up - I hope you'll understand! I will suggest you check out Chantal's posts over the weekend on how she deals with smaller scraps. I can't wait to get home and "clean up."
Of course I still have this pile of fabrics to work thru...which creates more scraps. LOL! It's a never ending battle but at least one we enjoy. Happy Monday!
8 comments:
I love all your fun piles!! Those mug rugs are really great -- I'm in love with that design!! Hope you DO make some positive contact with the tea house -- that would be so cool!! Heading over to check out the link right now!! Have a HAPPY week!! :)
The mug rugs are so cute.
I completely agree with you! Mug Rugs are so handy to have on hand to give as gifts. Oh I so hope the tea shop will snap them up. They would be silly not to. They are gorgeous. Thank you so much for the mention! You are a star. I love your furry help holding down those smaller pieces which are so apt to fall off the table. Good girl she is!!!
What a fun pile of fabric. I like the card trick ones.
I'm still looking for the messy pile of smaller scraps.
Somebody makes a great paperweight--uh, fabricweight?
Cute mug rugs. I especially like your Card Trick renditions!
Cute mug rugs!
what no photos of the belly dancing?! You seem to produce so much whilst working too, put me to shame as I am retired and no where near as productive. I am using some of my 5" economy blocks to make into mug mats as in a rash moment I make about 100 blocks!
I, too, love mug rugs but I have never done Seminole piecing. Is it hard to learn?
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