I've joined the Smalls SAL again this year, but having completed the SAL last year I now have a significant pile of unfinished finishes in my workspace. So along with stitching a small every month, I've decided I need to get cracking on some finishing! It isn't part of the official SAL, more of a personal goal. Last month I shared the Altoid tin topper, and here is my latest project.
This was my small from last February. I finished it as a jar wrapper, and I'm really pleased with it! I was planning to fasten it with snaps, but then I realized that since the jar was glass, I could simply sew the fabric together and "slide" it on (or off, if I want to make others). And as part of this little project, I was able to use a spool of thread from an old stitcher's stash that my dad bought at an auction. Seeing that little wooden spool on top of my sewing machine made my heart happy - it is always nice to think that someone's leftovers have been put to good use.
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4 comments:
Beautiful jar xx
This is such a great idea. And it fits perfectly. Thank you for sharing.
Lovely idea. The backing fabric matches the stitching perfectly too.
A very creative idea!
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