Caffeine Lovers Set
This set is the perfect gift for those caffeine lovers in your life. A mug rug, a cup sleeve, a French press cozy and a tea bag/instant coffee carrying case. These simple projects are perfect for showing your caffeine lovers how much you love them!
- Beginner level
- Kitchen
Make this project: Pellon materials you’ll need
911FF Fusible FeatherweightView product: 911FF Fusible FeatherweightWhere to buy 911FF Fusible Featherweight
975 Insul-Fleece™View product: 975 Insul-Fleece™Where to buy 975 Insul-Fleece™
Check the pattern for quantities. Fabric and notions not included.
Where to buy
Find Pellon at your local quilt shop or these retailers. Availability varies.
Dani MillerAbout this project
Materials & tools needed are for the whole set: 1 mug rug, 1 cup sleeve, 1 French press cozy, & 1 tea bag/instant coffee carrying case. This is the project overview. See project links below for the full set.
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