Mug Mats

[NCcountrygal]

I wanted to make another coffee pot mat as gift for a sil. Last time I made one I was needing bed rest and I spilled coffee on the book. Some of the pages got soaked and then stuck together. Sigh. Went to Annie’s online and purchased a pdf version. Pleasantly surprised the graph was clearer on the pdf printout than the book. 
I made the coffee cup version (will touch that up a bit when it dries) and the holiday tree version for myself. 

 

[CrochetInPuertoRico]

Very nice and practical too.

[Tampa Doll]

I love that book.  I have made several of those mug mats for friends and family.  They are really cute.  I even took 4, put them together  and made a placemat.

[NCcountrygal]

1 hour ago, Tampa Doll said:

I love that book.  I have made several of those mug mats for friends and family.  They are really cute.  I even took 4, put them together  and made a placemat.

Thinking about making the rooster next.  The printout for that one is easier on the eyes, too.  (the graph squares are distinct, dark background lighter, compared to the book).  I like the selections offered and do make practical gifts.  Quick project another plus.

Did you repeat a motif or switch to different ones in your placemat?

[ReniC]

You did it again. Great looking!

[Tampa Doll]

3 hours ago, NCcountrygal said:

Thinking about making the rooster next.  The printout for that one is easier on the eyes, too.  (the graph squares are distinct, dark background lighter, compared to the book).  I like the selections offered and do make practical gifts.  Quick project another plus.

Did you repeat a motif or switch to different ones in your placemat?

I took one motif and used it as the placemat.  I thought about taking 2 that are closely related and making them into a placemat.

There I think 2 of these books and I used the one with bees for the placemat.

[Bailey4]

I have both books haven't used the farm one yet.  I made a blank back and attached it and have been using them as hot mats for pots, etc.