This morning I asked for help looking for a 5x7 mug rug.

I agree with the others! Perfect as always - and, not to forget, colours matching to your new guestroom. I am confident you are having great pleasure working in there. And what a great idea to use a frame yourself with some quilting circles. Have a good day - Maria

Perfect!

Nice job and great idea too!

WELL DONE Sarah!!!

Looking good :-)

Lotsa Love
Nicky

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by airyfairy 10 Apr 2017

Hi Nicky. Thank you for your comment

Great idea, love the stipple I haven't seen this one before.

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by airyfairy 10 Apr 2017

Thank you. I have a huge file of stipples and this was one of them.

Clever idea.The iron & its new rug match your guest room decoration,are they going to be permanent fixtures in the room ?

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by airyfairy 10 Apr 2017

Very observant. I do all my ironing in the guest room. I also cut out, hoop, pin and other sewing things all on my ironing board. I just cannot hoop on a hard surface.

Great job and it it the perfect size for your iron. Love Chris

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by airyfairy 10 Apr 2017

Thank you Chris. I have actually made it to protect the newly painted little shelf.

It looks great! I often compromise myself, and use something I already have. I bet your machine has the frames on it, too. Nice job with the matching fabrics you used for the hearts too.

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by airyfairy 10 Apr 2017

My machine is very basic and has no frames built in. Love to Avery

Great job and real lovely mug rug for your iron. Congratulations.

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by airyfairy 10 Apr 2017

Thank you

you have done a lovely job with this & what a good idea
Irene

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by airyfairy 10 Apr 2017

Thank you Irene

Looks great, love the bubble stipple, Jean xx

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by airyfairy 10 Apr 2017

Thank you Jean

Clever!! Love it..Beautiful!!!Well done

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by airyfairy 09 Apr 2017

Thank you Sonja. I am pleased with the result

I admire your ability to get that frame so great without any pokies! Love that fabric. Matches your wall paper! Did you use a tearaway stabilizer?

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by airyfairy 09 Apr 2017

Penny, for this type of project you need to use a soluble stablizer. When finished you cut near the satin edge and I just rinse the edge with water - no pokies. Tearaway will always leave pokies.

by irenewayne 09 Apr 2017

I use this method as well & it works great. Have been doing it that way for ages. Your iron mat looks great. Irene

Brilliant idea. Pretty fabric too

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by airyfairy 09 Apr 2017

Thank you

great idea

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by missqueenbee47 09 Apr 2017

also love the little ironing board area you have

by airyfairy 09 Apr 2017

Thank you for your comment. The iron is standing on a little shelf

Perfect! Great idea too.

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by airyfairy 09 Apr 2017

Thank you

Looks great.

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by airyfairy 09 Apr 2017

Thank you.

love it hugs

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by airyfairy 09 Apr 2017

Thank you Carolyn

Well done!

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by airyfairy 09 Apr 2017

Thank you Sue. Using one of your words - I am really chuffed with myself.

Bravo! You've come up with a grand solution!

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by airyfairy 09 Apr 2017

Thank you.