I love my Liberty London fabric and hate to throw away even the smallest scraps. Do you have fabric scraps that you don’t know what to do with? Today I want to show you some of my project ideas with fabric scraps to give you inspiration on how to use up your scraps. Disclosure: This post contains affiliate links that…
Along with my love for Liberty London fabric, last year I discovered how fun it was to make mug rugs. It was a quick project I could finish in an afternoon and a great scrapbuster as well. With Valentine’s day around the corner, I thought I would show you a few that I finished last year using a fussy cut…
I saw this Darling Little Dickens collection by Lydia Nelson for Moda fabrics and thought it would be perfect for my fussy cut heart mug rug pattern. I love this bunny and rabbit combination! You can see the other mug rugs I made using this pattern here, here, and here. I love pairing my mug rugs with Shibuya Linen from…
I saw this adorable Pixie Noel line by Tasha Noel a while back knew it would be the perfect fabric for my fussy cut heart mug rug pattern. I love how this turned out! You can see the other mug rugs I made using this pattern here, here, and here.
I’ve been wanting to make a Christmas mug rug but the Cotton and Steel Tinsel 2″ strips I had weren’t big enough to fit my fussy cut heart mug rug pattern. In an aha moment I realized I could just sew the strips together to make it the size I needed. Here I blended in a teal dot fabric and…
I made another fussy cut mug rug with a slightly larger square this time. I love how Tula Pink’s octopus pairs so well with Heather Ross seahorses! If you want to make a mug rug of your own, I created a digital pattern for this quilt block in 2 sizes available in my Etsy shop here. I’m terrible cutting accurately…
