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Easy and Fast Patchwork Mug Rug Tutorial using Clothing & Self Binding by Lisa Capen Quilts
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- Опубликовано: 16 дек 2019
- Let's see how to make easy and fast patchwork mug rugs from CLOTHING! I'll walk you quickly step by step as we create these useful quilted projects together. Incorporating clothing into your quilting projects not only adds memories and a sentimental touch, it can also be a great way to make adorable projects on a budget!
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Do you like using clothing in your projects? I'd love to hear about it!
i have been with you from the start
you have no idea how much I appreciate you Bev, I hope you have a wonderful Christmas!
I love this mug rug.
Ty ty for this information!
4yrs later watching it just in time to plan for Father's Day.
i have my mother's tops. I want to make "memory" mug rugs. I'll share them with family.
Thank you for the tutorial.
I'm sure your family would LOVE that Mary!
Great video! Thank you for the link today. I remember this in December, but got distracted and never came back to finish. LOL Sorry for wasting your time to have back track for something I should have done. Your are such a sweet lady.
As a beginning quilter, I really appreciate this tutorial. Thank you
I'm so glad this video has been helpful for you Colleen! Have fun creating :)
I like this idea. So easy to make and give as gifts. Thank you so much. Sandra B.
Great use of old clothes. Thank you for sharing. This will be fun, simple, and easy. Love it!
Thank you so much Linda, yes and this is a perfect project when you only have so many clothing items....not quite enough to make a quilt....yet you could make a TON of smaller projects.
The speeding up of your cutting makes it most interesting. No wonder you are able to get so much done!! LOL
If only we could actually be this fast hahahaaaaa 😀
Fantastic set of mats. They would also look great o your tv trays.
that's such a great idea and use for these, thanks for passing that along!
I’m soooo going to get my husband’s shirts and cut them up. Lol I have some he gave me. Love this video. Nice demo. Got to get some glue sticks. TFS
!Great tut - you are getting so much better
thank you soooo SO much Bev, I've really been studying how to edit and make the videos better❤
I have made three of these thank you for the instructions the recipetiants love them
You are so welcome!
I think this will be my first patchwork-quilting project... And of course I use clothes too!
I love that you use clothing too! Have fun creating❤
Interfacing P44 is my new best friend I see. 🤣🤣I wish you made this video last week 🤣😂😆😁. Lisa that 1st denim quilt drove me nuts. Have a great week Homie👍🏾
...I know you must have had a time with that denim quilt....but let me tell you....IT WAS WORTH IT!!!! You leaned so much through that process.....and your quilt is fantastic. (I'm partial to denim incase you hadn't picked that up yet) bwahahahaaaa.......keep on keepin on....you're doing great. And yes, I think our timing is off hahaha.....using the interfacing will help so much the next time you use some denim.
How sweet. Love the idea. Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas to you too!!❤
This is neat. Will have to check out Goodwill😉
YES......that is a great place to build your fabric stash on a budget :) I love it!
I love this idea. Yours turned out beautiful. Thank you Lisa. Merry Christmas to you and your family.
Merry Christmas Ms. Vera ❤
Another great video Lisa... Thank you so much for sharing all your knowledge with all of us and for explaining it so we can all understand it.. Merry Christmas to you and your family sweet lady.. God loves you .. God bless..
Merry Christmas my friend, I so love that you are following along!
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Hope you are feeling better :)
I am feeling so much better Gina, thank you ! ❤
using that glue is ok for your sewing machine? I am afraid it will muck up my needle
I stopped breathing when you said Math! Yikes!!! Luckily I'm married to an engineer.