Spreading Holiday Cheer: How to make a Christmas Mug Wrap.

As the holiday season approaches, many of us begin preparing to create a warm and inviting atmosphere in our homes. One fun way to create some festive spirit in your home is with our Christmas Mug Wraps.

These fun and easy Christmas Embroidery Designs will keep your favorite beverages cozy and also serve as a cute decoration that adds a personal touch to your holiday gatherings.

What Are Christmas Mug Wraps?
Christmas mug wraps are essentially decorative sleeves or koozies that fit around your mugs. These basically applique embroidery designs and are made from fabric and are stuffed with batting and come in your favorite Christmas festive designs and colors. From classic holiday motifs like snowflakes and reindeer to fun Santa's and Christmas trees, there’s a cozy wrap for everyone.

Why Use Mug Wraps?
1. Warmth and Insulation:
One of the practical benefits of using mug wraps or mug Koozies is that they help insulate your hot beverages. Imagine snuggling up with a warm cup of hot cocoa while your mug stays comfortable in your hands! Mug wraps provide that added layer of warmth, making those chilly winter nights a bit more bearable.

2. Super Cute and Fun for the holiday:
Beyond their functional use, mug wraps also act as a fantastic way to spread holiday cheer. Choosing a fun and beautiful design can make that holiday breakfast or coffee that much more festive and fun. Imagine sipping your coffee from a mug sporting cheerful snowmen or cozy Christmas patterns while you unwind by the fire.

3. Personalized Gifts:
Christmas mug wraps also make excellent gifts. Pair a mug wrap with a matching mug and a bag of gourmet hot chocolate or coffee, and you have a thoughtful present perfect for teachers, neighbors, or friends. You can even consider customizing the wraps with names or initials, giving gifts that personal touch.

Supplies Needed for a fun In the hoop Mug Wrap:
- Fabric

Back Fabric …..5”h x 5”w folded and hemmed to be 5”h x 4.25”w

Back Fabric …..5”h x 5”w

-batting
- Scissors

- a button
- Embroidery Machine

How Do you make a Christmas Mug Wrap:

These in the hoop projects are fun and easy designs for both experienced and new machine embroidery lovers. the design is Made with batting and fabric. The wrap hugs the mug so you don't burn your hands. Made 99% in the hoop with just a button left to sew on. Below are the basic instructions for the design. Each Christmas Mug Wrap or Koozie comes with detailed step by Step instructions Each design ahs 2 sizes and will fit in a 5X7 hoop or for larger mugs a 6X11 hoop. Both will fit a 15oz Mug

Note: these are the basic shortened instructions for the Santa Jacket Mug Wrap https://www.newfoundapplique.com/in-the-hoop-santa...

Step1:Put tear away stabilizer in the hoop and run the placement line for the mug wrap. Then Lay batting and then the fabric directly on top of batting to cover entire placement line. Secure both in place and Run tack down stitch with matching thread. Then Run placement line for the first applique piece. This one is the fur on Santa's jacket

Step 2: Next we will add the various appliques via different colors, follow the detailed instructions until all the appliques are finished

Next we will add the elastics on the right side of the wrap and secure with a tack down stich. Then attach the 2 pieces of Back Fabric (see supplies section) on top of the design and run the tack down stich. Remove the stabilizer and turn inside out so the Santa is on the outside. Attach the button to the elastic and now you can warp around your mug.

Please note that these instructions are shortened for the blog. Our Christmas Mug Wrap designs come with complete and detailed step by step instructions.

Add different colors to personalize

In The Hoop Snowman Mug Wrap Embroidery Machine Design

Newfound Applique Christmas Mug Wrap Collection: Check out all our adorable Mug Wrap Collection. These can found in our Christmas Embroidery Design Colelction https://newfoundapplique.com/christmas/

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20th Dec 2024 Tracie Brown