This is a follow up to my previous post about my Liberty fabric shopping in Tokyo but this one will be dedicated to fabric shopping at Nippori Fabric Town. If you can go to just one place for fabric shopping in Japan, I suggest going to Nippori as the selection is fabulous. To figure out the shops there, I went…
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…
