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Embroidered mug hugs
Embroidered mug hugs
Embroidered mug hugs
Embroidered mug hugs

Embroidered mug hugs

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About this pattern

Keep your drinks warm with stitched cup cosies

Essentials

  • Fabric: plain cotton, ivory; print cotton (for backing); 25cm x 90cm of each
  • Thermal curtain interfacing
  • Embroidery hoop, 20cm diameter
  • Embroidery thread, pale blue, tan, brown, one skein of each
  • Bias binding: 12mm wide, sky, beige, mink, 2m of each

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    Make an Embroidered Mug Cosy

    1. Draw a rectangle measuring 23cm x 9cm onto a piece of cotton fabric; this will become the outline of the mug cosy. Transfer the download within this shape; for the ‘tea’ and ‘coffee’ designs,place it towards the right-hand side of the rectangle; for the ‘hot chocolate’, which is wider, place it more centrally.

    2. Place the fabric in an embroidery hoop. Thread a crewel needle with three strands of embroidery thread and, beginning on any part of the design and following the chart, fill the lettering with small, neat running stitches, keeping inside the drawn lines.

    3. Once the lettering is filled with running stitches, go over the lettering in satin stitch, taking each stitch just outside the outlines of the letters and covering all the running stitches.

    4. When you have finished the embroidery, place a folded towel on an ironing board, put the work upside down on top and press carefully on the wrong side. Cut out the fabric rectangle then cut the same shape from printed cotton; this will become the back of the mug hug. Cut another from curtain interfacing.

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