Vintages Style DIY Jars Covers: How To Make Some

Vintages Style DIY Jars Covers: How To Make Some

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Vintages Style DIY Jars Covers: How To Make Some:

Having lots and lots of glass storage jars in the kitchen I wanted to jazz then up a little and make the kitchen a bit more shabby chic style.

I love this material I picked up last May with my birthday money but as the material cost me £25.00.

I never dare to cut it up, just in case it turned out wrong.

Months and month later.

And a brand new pair of pinking shears, I decided to put some of the ideas floating around in my head in to practice!

Vintages Style DIY Jars Covers: How To Make Some
Vintages Style DIY Jars Covers: How To Make Some
How To Make Some

Vintages Style DIY Jars Covers: How To Make Some What You Need:

Some glass storage jars ~ (I found the screw tops are the best to cover, ones with the metal catches don’t turn out as nice it make a bit of a bulky front bit).

Enough material for all your jars, mix and match or all the same.

Piece of paper to practice a pattern for the top of the jars, best to get it perfect before you cut it out.

Paper scissors and pinking shears to cut the material.

Elastic bands (1 for ever jar).

Tags (1 for every jar).

Vintages Style DIY Jars Covers: How To Make Some What To Do:

Firstly, place the paper and mould it over the jar, makes a little mark roughly where you want the covers to finish.

Cut a square roughly around where you would like the cover size to be.

Fold the square in half, then half again, then half again, so looks like an ice cream cone.

Cut a round the top (like picture 2 above but paper first) or like the top of a heart shape for more flowery tops, and it should be circle or flowery when opened. Best to practice a few times and pick with paper then to pick your favourite pattern.

See if it fits right or you need to make a larger one or trim this one down.

Practice a few styles and experiment with shapes on the paper, I made some like flowers and some like love hearts by cutting the tops different ways.

Place the pattern on the material and cut with pinking shears, this will create a nice zig zag edge that won’t need sewing.

Place on top of the jar.

Get a tag and knot and elastic band around the tag.

Place the band around the top of the jar to hold the material on and makes it look like a hat.

Vintages Style DIY Jars Covers: How To Make Some
How To Make Some

Vintages Style DIY Jars Covers: How To Make Some

See I have lots and lots of jars.

I made all shapes and size tops for all different size jars.

And fancy jars in the kitchen now 🙂

Vintages Style DIY Jars Covers: How To Make Some

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23 Comments

  1. Alice Emma Thompson
    27 February 2014 / 11:23

    Oh I so need new pinking shears – I have my mum's old ones from about 1973 and they just chew the fabric up – Alice @ Mums Make Lists

  2. Mascha
    27 January 2014 / 04:55

    Oh, it's a nice idea, thank you for sharing 🙂

  3. Ana Lopes
    26 January 2014 / 23:14

    So adorable! Thanks for sharing tutorial!Have a wonderful week!Hugs from Portugal,Ana Love Craft

  4. blogmumjd
    26 January 2014 / 19:33

    They look great. Hopping by via #Weekendbloghop

  5. Margarett Murphy
    26 January 2014 / 16:07

    They look great ..what a good way to smarten the kitchen up …

    • 27 January 2014 / 20:04

      Aww thanks, glad you got to see them earlier 🙂

  6. Nekky
    24 January 2014 / 07:43

    I used to buy already made ones, but I can now Do-It-Myself. Thanks Claire.

    • 27 January 2014 / 20:03

      Thanks Nekky, I have looked everywhere for some but never seen any…

  7. Vicki Psarias
    23 January 2014 / 23:06

    So pretty! (Honest Mum)

  8. Kezzie
    23 January 2014 / 21:00

    Very cute and a good idea! They make your kitchen look really special!x

    • 27 January 2014 / 20:02

      aww thanks Kezzie, I lam very pleased with them 🙂

  9. Winnie
    23 January 2014 / 19:02

    These are very beautiful and very romantic!I just love romantic things 🙂

  10. Sacramento Amate
    23 January 2014 / 18:21

    Brilliant,and it looks so good.XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXxx

  11. amy mayen
    23 January 2014 / 17:07

    Very cute! So glad to finally see what you were up to!!

    • 27 January 2014 / 20:00

      Haha, I tried not to be to long in posting,,,thanks Amy 🙂

  12. Anne
    23 January 2014 / 16:17

    They look lovely and are great for homemade gifts also:)~Anne

    • 27 January 2014 / 19:59

      Thanks Anne, whoo gave me an idea for Valentines day 🙂