One design, but two versions. These are ITH mugrugs, made using the strip and flip technique. The one on the left has a satin stitch edge and the one on the right has a lining. Usually, I am not too keen on satin stitch edges, but in this case, it means the item can be quilted through all the layers which makes a flatter result. The lined version is quicker though, and probably more resilient!

Magnificent

So Gorgeous!!!!Beautiful work

Great design :)

Very nice. I like the different look of the mug rug. Becky

Satin stitch edge looks more finished. A great way to use up all the bits and pieces of material we just cannot throw away!
Jo

Super job Sue. ~hugs~

I love them Sue the design would be so nice done with fall and Thanksgiving design fabrics for gifts at Thanksgiving/Lillian

What an unique twist on a mug rug! I like how you place the fabric in different directions. The satin stitch really frames it perfectly and ties all the colors together. Nicely done!

AAAAAAAAAAAAAwesome:):)hugs

That's really nice, I like both of them!

Stunning design, Sue.....love them both.....

They are both lovely!
Thank you for the link. I have the design now -- I will find the time to stitch it out.

Love them both. Great colours!

Beautiful mug rug! They are going to fun to stitch. Thank you!

It looks like the SS edge lies down better, so I vote for it. Like the fabrics.

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by spendlove 23 Jan 2015

They are the last few jelly roll strips left over from my kitchen wall hanging quilt. (The left overs seem to go on forever!)

Both are beautiful, but I prefer the satin stitch edged one! Love Chris

Love both versions, found it on pinterest and made it some times away as potholder but the traditional way.

Lovely colours and shape, Jo

Very nice, Sue!
Hugs, Lidia

Very nice. lovely colors... :-)