I took a few minutes break from quilting for a hot cup of herbal tea and honey
and to sew two of these
Quick Gift Jar Openers
because I needed a couple of simple gifts for friends.
5 inch squares - 1 -2 -3
I had my walking foot on my machine which is what I like to use for these
and I decided the thread for my quilt
matched the gold in the fabrics just right.
I trim these after I sew and turn and use my
Clover 2 Point Turner
to push out the pints and smooth the edge seams.
because I needed a couple of simple gifts for friends.
5 inch squares - 1 -2 -3
I had my walking foot on my machine which is what I like to use for these
and I decided the thread for my quilt
matched the gold in the fabrics just right.
I trim these after I sew and turn and use my
Clover 2 Point Turner
to push out the pints and smooth the edge seams.
I also do a quick press on the fabric side only
before I top stitch around the edges to close the seam.
before I top stitch around the edges to close the seam.
This is one of my most popular tutorials on my blog:
Full Tutorial for
The back of these jar openers is no-slip
easyLiner
These make good no-slip coasters, too!
It has been a really fun blog hop week seeing all the wonderful
Stitch It and Gift It Blog Hop
that I thought I would do some more stitching and gifting posts.
Time to resume my Quilting ... Quilting ... Quilting.
This weekend I will be quilting This Project,
which will be featured on my blog in December
with a new free pattern release from Fat Quarter Shop.
Have a Happy Quilty Weekend!
10 comments:
I made some of those last year for gifts. They are great!
Love this idea! Perfect small gift for my quilt ministry buddies. Thanks for sharing!
I have a jar opener that someone gave me. I have some of that stuff, that someone crocheted around the edge and I used it to keep my sewing machine pedal from moving.
These are great gifts and also if you are a show vendor they would make excellent sale items.
I have only used the no slip stuff to put under my dog's bowl. Bet there are a lot of other uses we have not thought of.
xx, Carol
I am going to make some of these for my quilty friends for Christmas. Thank you sew much
What great gift ideas! I'm always looking for the 1 that I have.
What a great gift idea! I wonder...how do these wash up?
You always have the best ideas! Thank you for sharing them!
Thanks for sharing. A cute and practical little gift idea!
What a cool idea. I haven't seen anything like this before. Thanks Pat!
Dylan made some of these last year for his 3rd grade teachers...but they are not as nice as yours..thx for the idea and tute.
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