MUG RUG - The fastest gift on a long arm!
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- Опубліковано 8 лют 2025
- Hi all,
In this video, I show you how to make a mug rug all on the long arm. I have some template designs you can download for free from my blog, the link is below. The blog post will also have some directions on how to make one yourself. I originally had the video with 2 mug rugs but I decided it would be way to long to show both, so I might release a Part 2 if I get time to go in and edit it down. The designs I used in the video are from Quiltable and they are also linked below. I make these often because they are a fast gift and still made with love.
Blog Post, where you can download the mug rug template files:
www.adamsewfun...
Quiltable designs (pro-tip: look at the set, you save money and get more designs this way)
Snowman Party Family Border
quiltable.com/...
Winter Village Small Pine Border
quiltable.com/...
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Even though I’m not a mug rug person, there were so many tips for how to work with designs on Prostitcher. Thanks Adam.
So generous of you to share. These look like great quick to make gifts. Thank you.
Thank you, make sure to post some photos if you make your own. I would love to see them.
I love your teaching method you are great at what you do if you ever come to Cheyenne Wyoming please let me know
Great tutorial! I'm going to try this!
Awesome!
Love how you explained this! I will try this for sure!! Thanks!
Thank you so very much. You are so generous! I love the mug rugs!
Happy creating
Thanks - what a cute and easy project. wish I had seen it before I made 2 the "old fashioned" was for our guild gift exchange.
Thank you Adam, you covered many things. I’m so looking forward to taking a class with you next year!
I'm excited to finally be back out teaching classes.
Love this!!!
This is awesome. Could you do something similar to do placemats?
Sure, no reason you couldn’t.
You are such an awesome teacher. Everything is so well explained. Can you do a video on how to quilt a round table topper or an octagon shaped quilt on the long arm using pro stitcher premium. I can’t find any. Looking to set up the area of the quilt with an odd shape but not sure how 🤔. Thanks for sharing.
Dine, I have done a tree skirt that was round. I loaded it with just like a square but I basted down the whole thing before I quilted it. I put on my Glide Foot and just quilted across everything and trimmed when I was done.
@@adamsewfun. Thanks Adam. I am going to tackle that tree skirt. Have a wonderful and safe holiday.
Happy holidays Adam, why did you go back to the snapper system? What size quilt frame do you have? Did you move? Basement in Palm Springs ? I use to live in Redlands. We moved to Tahoe/Nevada side! Love it here. Not for everyone but….
lol this is an old video. This was in Cleveland. I use my snappers sometimes but mostly I am using zippers and magnets. Really just depends on the quilt I am working on. I have a 12ft gallery2 frame.
I am a beginner and this video showed me lots of things I didn't know. I would have loved to see all the steps that you took to stitch this out but I think I can figure it out since it looks like it was the same as stitching a design on a full sized quilt. I have an embroidery machine I wonder if those designs can be used with the pro stitcher? I will have to do some research on that.
I’m not sure what other steps you might be referring back to, I’m sorry. As for embroidery designs, check out bestquilter.com Megan Best has the most wonderful handout explaining how to do that with Pro-Stitcher Designer.
@@adamsewfun. Sorry I can be confusing when I don't know what I need to but I am learning. I will check the site thanks.
@@adamsewfun. After watching this again I figured out what I was referring to. I would have liked to see how you moved from one design to the other.
Thank you, your tutorials are great. What is the white webbing that you use to load the material?
It’s just webbing strips I made for the sides. I don’t like my machine to hit the claps, so they take the clamps a foot away from by backing. ua-cam.com/video/_vWLd4qFwRI/v-deo.html
That’s cool! I’ve been thinking of doing bowl cozies on the long arm. Thank you for explaining g and showing the process.
I didn't even think about making bowl cozies! I might have to do that.
Hi Adam … quick question… the 2 mug rug templates, where would I find those?
There’s a link in the comments to a blog post. Scroll through the post and the download is at the bottom.
Adam, do you have any retreats?
I have some classes coming up in Elkhorn, WI early June with Quilting Connection.
@@jadm222 , how about closer to Texas?
I'm in Dallas at Stitch House once a month and each month is different. You will have to check their web site to see what is going on each month.