What's makes this so cute? That fabric of course. Pat C. sent me some of this fabric, she knows my love of turtles. I also won a charm pack of this same fabric from Lola.
I used Mod Podge to adhere the fabric to the "Mt. Olive" label. I had to first covered it in a dark fabric so the Mt Olive label would not show through. The cutting was the hard part. I cut it with my rotary on the jar. It's a wonder I still have all 10 fingers. haha
If anyone's interested I can do a tutorial. Although, I'm pretty sure it's simple enough you could figure it out.
Don't you just LOVE that fabric????? Sooo cute. I also like the idea of wrapping it around the jar of thread. You can appreciate it every day.
ReplyDeleteBTW...our momma tortoise laid eight eggs on Friday.
I love your turtle fabric on the jar. You are certainly making use of your mod podge win. (I always want to call it modge podge for some reason...I guess I like the rhyme.)
ReplyDeleteThe threads in a jar would make a really cheerful spot in a sewing room. A really clever idea.
ReplyDeleteOh that is so much fun. Can I bowrrow your pix and link to your post? Both of them?
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KElly
Oh, Mod Podge does rock. Beware jars and cans and wood, etc. If I get my hands on it, it will soon be covered. Actually, to tell you the truth, I have a gallon jug of wallpaper paste. I was told it was less expensive. Don't tell.
ReplyDeleteThat is very cute, Tonya!!! Ya know...now that Gene says Modge Podge, I think it USED to be called that...and not Mod Podge. Hmmmmm....might have to look that up.
ReplyDeleteTerrific idea!! I have a large jar and I think I might give it a shot too.
ReplyDeleteWhat did I tell you? That Mod Podge is addictive!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteLove the jar and thread and fabric!
What a cute way to recycle a jar....looks great!!
ReplyDeleteSo cute, what a great way to keep thread handy and have it look cute to.
ReplyDeleteSo simple - so cute - I love it!
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