Mug Rug Exchange - Do it yourself style!

[Robyn B.]

I think mine are with them as well
Toni - south australia

Yes, they are and Jane's parcel also has 2 mug rugs in it

[Jane R.]

After golf today, I plan to stand by the mail box in wild anticipation. Thanks, kiddos. Love this forum!!!!!

[Lotti D.]

you might want to pitch a tent jane, snail mail could take a litte while to swim all the way from australia....

i'm also very much looking forward for my two australian treasures - yeahhhhhh - will keep myself busy with work, quilts (the two for the Lac Megantic Railway Accident in Canada are ready for shipment - yeah - now all i'm waiting for is the address), and a concert or two - we have the BlueBalls festival (jazz-blues-soul and a bit of this and that as well) in Luzern this week - and i got tickets for the concert hall tomorrow night - yeahhhhhhh

[Lotti D.]

I will work on another mug rug while I try to patiently wait...tapping foot, sighing, tapping foot, pacing. Oh, wait! I said "patiently".

[E.M. T.]

I love these happy trips to the mailbox !! Got this wonderful Rug from Norma ....beautiful
hand-dyed fabrics decorated and embellished with thread...Roses in two-tone...cord bound edge with
fancy stitches !! And ,of course, a special card !! And some shiny rat tail cord that I can use on some
project in the future !! Thank you so much !!! I love the colors...and roses that will never die !

[Norma H.]

Marilyn. Thank you for your email. I'm so happy that you like it. This was an exercise for me using my Bernina V6 software. I decided to decorate the background around the rose shape and applique the rose in the hoop. I was rather happy with the result.

Now I must dye some more fabric. I used the last piece of the yellow for the back on yours. Late next week I hope to get to it.

[Nancy R.]

Definitely a successful experiment! That turned out beautiful!!

Nancy

[Lotti D.]

Very beautiful! Arn't we all oh so lucky mug ruggers and lounge lizards

[Jane R.]

Back from golf, and oh yes, the mailbox as it began a real down pour that included hail--the tent didn't even keep it out. So, guess I'll have to join Ritzy and practice patience while sighing, tapping feet, more sighing, more tapping--yikes--p a t i e n c e .

[Pamela O.]

Mug ruggers and lounge lizards,

I have been enjoying your forum topic. Visiting the forum has been my form of participation.
You are very talented and creative.
I have thoroughly enjoyed and will continue to enjoy the pictures and chatter.
Keep up the fellowship.

[Pamela O.]

You need to join us Pam.

[Jane R.]

I agree with Ritzy--no sitting on the sidelines--come on, Pam, it's great fun and not work at all.

[Jane R.]

Norma,
You're so creative and inventive...mug rugs are such a wonderful way to experiment on a small scale. Marilyn is so lucky to have the roses captured for year-round pleasure. When winter comes and the tea is hot and a fresh baked cookie/pie/cobbler is sitting on that muggy, she'll know spring is right around the corner.

[E.M. T.]

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

[Norma H.]

:lol: :lol: :lol: roses are wonderful. I have them on my table through all the summer enjoying the fragrance they send out in the room. Maybe I should have scented it? - or not!