Calico Mason Jar Cover


This is the simplest Mason jar cover around... so simple it hardly needs instructions!
 
Materials:
Calico fabric
1/4" ribbon
Mason jars

1] Find a round object (I used a 7" sandwich plate) the size of the cover you want, and trace a circle on your fabric.

2] Using pinking shears, cut out the circle.

3] Unscrew the outside band of the Mason jar. Leave the lid on. Center the fabric circle over the lid and screw the band back on.

4] Tie the ribbon around the band. Trim ends to desired length. DONE!

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Submitted by Kimara on Wed, 11/25/2009 - 08:48
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Comments

jelly bonnets

Submitted by Guest (not verified) on Fri, 09/03/2010 - 15:11.

I have a very small jelly operation. I'm looking for someone who can make jelly jar bonnets in a variety of designs to coordinate with the jelly--red for apple, peach for peach, etc. The easier to put on the better to keep the labor and therefore the price of the jelly down. I haven't found anything on the internet which is reasonably priced. Any suggestions?

Kit

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Submitted by Annette Crain (not verified) on Sat, 07/02/2011 - 09:49.

Hi,
My name is Annette Crain and I am a retired quilter, seamstress and grandmother to 4 adorable children.
I was wondering if you were still in need of someone to help sew your jelly bonnets? I have some time available and would be interested in sewing them for you.
Please let me know if you are still in need of someone to help you.
I am a very precise seamstress and honest and FAST.
Thank you and have a wonderful holiday weekend.
Annette Crain

Frankly, to keep the costs

Submitted by Kimara on Fri, 09/03/2010 - 19:17.

Frankly, to keep the costs down... do it yourself! Just follow the directions above and you'll have a top made in the time it takes to wipe down a jar. If you have something else in mind, sorry I can't help you. I do know there are many people at Etsy.com that take special orders. Perhaps you can find something there. Good luck to you. Homemade jelly... yum! 

Kimara
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