Tumbler Mug Rug Pattern - Now Available!

It's no secret I'm a mug rug lover!

I've devoted several posts to the magic of mug rugs already!

There was my Zakka Style sewalong version...

which led me directly to a mug rug swap with

The Patchsmith...

I made this one for Amanda...

{which led me directly to a wonderful friendship that spans the Atlantic Ocean.}

And Amanda made this one for me!

Pretty soon The Patchsmith started to design her own patterns

for mug rugs.  I've had a chance to try out a couple of them...

and I want to make the all!

Not to be outdone by The Patchsmith,

I've created my own PDF pattern for the Tumbler Mug Rug.

I've made two Tumbler mug rugs in the past,

and I've been thinking that they would make a great pattern.

Here's the first version I made, which became my blog header.

I love the way all that straightline quilting

takes a classic quilter's shape, the Tumbler,

and makes it modern and sophisticated!

I used some of the prints from Paula Prass's Botanika,

which gave it a decorator style, paired with a taupe linen.

For the second mug rug I made for The Patchsmith swap,

I chose fabrics with the feel of a picnic...

softer and more like the English countryside,

I imagined.

For my new pattern's sample,

I poked around in my Aneela Hoey Box to see what might be fun.

{No, really...it's my Aneela Hoey Box.  That's what I call it!}

I only needed about 1/4 yard of fabric, a few other scraps, 7 charm squares...

and a narrow strip of fabric for the machine binding.

{See my free tutorial on Machine Binding here!}

Here's the front of the finished sample...

 and look what I did on the back!

I just love the piece of selvage on the back,

and that Girl on a Swing fussy-cut block.

{I'd say this mug rug is reversible now!}

Would you like to make your own Tumbler Mug Rug?

The PDF pattern is now available for only $3

on Craftsy

or in my shop on Etsy called eamylove.

It's affordable enough to make just one,

or a dozen for all your teachers and friends

and hairdressers and moms and kids and cousins...

Yep, it's getting to be that time of the year!

{I'm linking up to Sew Much 2 Luv for the Handcrafted Holiday Sew and Stitch Along!}

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