Mug rugs patterns free printable

It's neither a coaster nor a placemat. Instead, it's a mug rug: a perfectly sized piece of fabric that stands between your coffee cup and your table. If you love quilting or working with fabric scraps, it's time to familiarize yourself with the mug rug. We've put together this collection of 40+ Free Mug Rug Patterns for you to try. If you're looking for a free quilted mug rug pattern, you're sure to love our selections. Even if you just enjoy just piecing together leftover fabric scraps, the…

Explore fun and creative Mug Rug Quilt Patterns! Perfect for quick projects, unique gifts, and adding charm to your table decor.

This free mug rug gift pattern can be used to make a mug rug, along the side of a placemat, or even in a table runner. It's fun to make!

have you ever wanted to make a fabric coaster? this tutorial will show you step by step how to make a mug rug.

Have you started planning your Christmas sewing list yet? Are you looking for a quick and easy project to make for someone special this festive season? Well I have an adorable free pattern just for yo

This sewing project is an easy guide to make a mug rug with the easy binding tutorial using the backside of the fabric.

This mug rug would make a cute Christmas gift for someone on your list. Free pattern on the blog!

This fun Valentine snack mat is just the right size for a beverage and a snack. Celebrate Valentine's Day all year long with this cozy quilted mug rug!

Mug Rugs paired with a cute mug are simple yet thoughtful gifts for people on your Christmas list. Take your “gift basket” even further by including a favorite coffee or tea blend, hot chocolate mix plus toppings, or book to enjoy while sipping. Blending a little store bought with your handmade gift makes a great […]

I love tutorials so I thought I’d have a go at doing one. Now I’ve included photos of every step which is probably overkill but you’ll certainly get the gist of it. Now this is how ‘I’ make mug rugs. I’m sure there are lots of different ways to do it & there is no right or wrong way. I think the trick is to look around & choose the method that you like. The first 2 rugs I made, I added separate binding, which I found fiddly. The 3rd rug I decided to simply cut the backing bigger & fold it…