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Make a sewing kit jar complete with a pincushion. Cut a piece of fabric 1½ inches larger than your Mason jar lid on all sides. Wad up a ball of batting, and place it directly onto the center of the lid. Place the fabric over the ball of batting, and place the jar ring over it. Then, use hot glue to adhere the fabric to the bottom of the lid; trim off the excess fabric. Insert pins and you’re done! Mason Jar Candle Holders Diy, Mason Jar Lids Crafts, Crafts With Glass Jars, Mason Jar Diy, Gift Hacks, Do It Yourself Organization, The Krazy Coupon Lady, Ball Jars, Drinking Set

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Make a sewing kit jar complete with a pincushion. Cut a piece of fabric 1½ inches larger than your Mason jar lid on all sides. Wad up a ball of batting, and place it directly onto the center of the lid. Place the fabric over the ball of batting, and place the jar ring over it. Then, use hot glue to adhere the fabric to the bottom of the lid; trim off the excess fabric. Insert pins and you’re done!

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Make a sewing kit jar complete with a pincushion. Cut a piece of fabric 1½ inches larger than your Mason jar lid on all sides. Wad up a ball of batting, and place it directly onto the center of the lid. Place the fabric over the ball of batting, and place the jar ring over it. Then, use hot glue to adhere the fabric to the bottom of the lid; trim off the excess fabric. Insert pins and you’re done!

Find this Pin and more on diy by Meredith Grubb.

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Make a sewing kit jar complete with a pincushion. Cut a piece of fabric 1½ inches larger than your Mason jar lid on all sides. Wad up a ball of batting, and place it directly onto the center of the lid. Place the fabric over the ball of batting, and place the jar ring over it. Then, use hot glue to adhere the fabric to the bottom of the lid; trim off the excess fabric. Insert pins and you’re done!

Find this Pin and more on diy by Meredith Grubb.

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