How to Sew a Fabric Jar Opener
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
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In this video I show you how to sew a jar opener using shelf liner and fabric.
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Hey guys! Based on my inability to use the new RUclips upload tools another video posted early this week. This time I give up and I'm letting it stay live. Consider it an early gift to you :) Since this is technically Friday's video there will not be another video posting tomorrow. Thank you for understanding.
Gret tutorial! Glad you showed the difference in sewing with gripper next to the bed and next to the presser foot.
Thanks! Glad it was helpful! I know when I watch videos or just sew on my own I like to know the differences and why someone might use one way over the other. Happy sewing!!
I totally agree making 6” squares.
Who would’ve thought? You do realize, Robin, that my stack of “Oooo! I have to try this ‘Robin’ thingy”s is about to reach the ceiling? 😂 ...I really love the things you come up with! Thanks for sharing!
Darn this video snuck in early too. Grrr. You got lucky to even see It 🤣. This was a fun and super quick project. Excellent for the home and for gifts. If my list is going to grow I’m taking y’all down with me 🤣
Great tutorial! I was gifted a sewing machine that belonged to my husband's great aunt and I wanted to make something simple and useful as my first project to gift her to show that I am learning and enjoying her gift, this fabric jar opener looks perfect for what! Thanks!
That is awesome! Happy Sewing!!
I just thought of something: I always have a placemat under my pup’s food and water bowls, but it slides as the pup is eating or drinking. I’m going to try making a placemat using the method you came up with for the jar openers. It should keep the mat from sliding! Thanks for the inspiration! 🤗
That’s a brilliant idea!!
You so smart, I'm going to use this under my sewing machine. Thank you
That's an idea, too. I'm going to make one for my kitty's food bowl. Thanks
@@patbowman6723 good idea. I have one under my sewing machine pedal.
I love how specific you were with the details. Knowing the needle size, tension and stitch length are crucial! Especially the little handy trick about what direction to place the item, to sew without issues!! I also love how you didn't do too much fussing with the fabrics and using filler words to make your video longer. You actually provided important information instead!! This is great! Fantastic job! These are definitely a favorite in my book!
Thank you so much. I usually hear that I give too much Information 🤣. I never know who might watch my videos and if it’s their first project I want them to walk away with a successful finished project full of confidence. Have a wonderful day 🦩
Great idea, Robin! I have this grippy shelf lining that I bought to make a foot pedal grip, I am sure I will have extra to make this, too. Love the ideas in the comments. Our quilting community is so creative!
Our community is pretty darn special. They come up with some pretty spectacular ideas.
I just made a couple of these last night, first time trying this. They work great and are a really fast project. I added a few quilting stitches to the middle of one as an experiment, to see if it keeps it from shifting whiIe using it...really didn't need it after all. I think I'll add magnets and hanging loops to future ones, like y'all suggested.
I’m so happy you had fun sewing a jar opener. I have one hanging on my fridge that I use all of the time. They make great gifts.
What a cool idea ! Love watching you, thanks, i will make this to.
Thank you 🦩
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Thank you 💜
I really have been enjoying go back and seeing so many of your creations, thanks for all you do and God Speed you back to enjoying all of the Blessings so many take for granted.
I’m glad I have so many older videos for people to watch or watch again. Thank you
You have a very easy-to-listen-to pleasant voice. Great detailed instructions. Just what I needed for our upcoming fall pop-up craft fair.
Thank you so much. You’re very sweet. I think these would be great for a craft fair. You could add a small loop so that It can be hang up. I have one on my fridge that I use all of the time. Good luck at the craft fair.
Novice sewist here! 🙋🏻 Made these for a house warming gift... Your tips did the trick! Thank you! 🙏 I got wild & added batting + hanging tag to them. 🤭
You’re a wild one 🤣🤣. A friend made me one with a fabric she knew I loved. She added the hanging tab and hang It from my fridge with a magnet. That way it’s always easy to find when I need It. They make great housewarming gifts. I have a few videos that make good housewarming gifts. 😉
@@rsislandcrafts Dang it! I forget the magnet! I brought some just for this project... 🙈
Hi Robin! Now I know what to do with those "crumb" blocks that I will be making! Thanks for the inspiration!
Excellent plan! I think they would be fun for this project.
I'm going to copy Maureen's idea, it amazes me how smart people can be. I like this idea because if you need help why not make it pretty. I think I'm going to use this idea under my sewing machines rubber mat, to keeps it from sliding all over the table. Thanks Robin
Great idea! I do love that everyone takes these simple projects and runs with them. Coming up with something even more brilliant.
Those flying pigs are adorable! I made one of these using flannel scraps & use it just about daily. Thanks for another great video! Happy scrappy sewing!!
Another great tutorial, Robin. These are great. I'm going to give them to people I make microwave bowls for and I know a college student who could use one, also. Thanks for sharing your talents with us.
Thank you. These are perfect for everyone. I have one on my Kitchen that I use all of the time. The maple syrup lid always gets stuck. 😉
I will make some today for my daughter to take to her school for her staff that still has to be there! Thank you!
That’s very thoughtful. It’s not fun when you’re at work and can’t open a jar for lunch.
RsIslandCrafts - Robin well hope they take them home. Lol
Patricia Maas 🤣. That too 😉
It's all good Robin. This is such a clever idea. Thanks
Awesome quick project. I think I’ll make a bunch of these for my quilt guild‘s boutique. We sell small items at our public Quilt Walks etc
Small projects are great for small boutiques. I use mine all of the time.
Again, another lovely craft project! What a good way to use up fabric and practical too!! 2 for 1, jar opener/coaster! love it!
First time here. What a cool idea & useful too! Now I gotta go check out your other video's. Thank you!
WELCOME! I have plenty of content for you to watch. A little info for you. Normally I post a WiP It Wednesday video on Wednesday’s where I show what I’m working on in the craft room and there’s usually some chitter chatter at the end. Friday’s are tutorial day normally. I had a little glitch this morning and today’s video went up early. I love to work with fabric scraps of all sizes and I try to show how to use them in your projects. I love video requests and do my best to get them made and out there for everyone. We’re getting close to hitting 20K subscribers so this is a great time to join us. There will be a fun giveaway once we hit that awesome milestone. Thanks for watching!
Texas Believer...Prepared to be hooked! Amazing projects and so much generous sharing.
That’s helpful and details are wonderful, too- thanks, Robin
You are so welcome!
Now if you can just give my hands the strength to use this! Great idea once again! Hugs!
Right? 🤣
Super cool 😎 God bless you and your family
Hi Robin! I have been right out straight busy getting ready for a craft fair, in amongst everything else and I was looking for a very quick and easy project. A good friend of mine mentioned this video about jar openers. I’m not sure how I missed this one, but I must have, because this is my first time seeing it. I love this and I now have a huge roll of shelf liner from Walmart beside me and my fabric is all cut in 6 inch squares and awayyyyyyyy I go. Thank you so very much!
Hi Marie. I’ve been following your craft fair progress. You’ve been very busy indeed. The jar openers have been a popular gift idea. I hope they do well at your craft fair.
@@rsislandcrafts Thank you Robin, that’s so sweet! Yeah, I certainly could have sewn a lot more than what I have, but some of the things took me longer than other things. I’m generally not a fast sewer, or at least I try not to be. But, if they’re really quick projects, then I can wing them out fairly fast.
Found it thanks for the idea I have a lot of problems with my hands so these are great for me and to gift to friends. I wish you a great weekend.
I’ve always struggled with opening jars etc. I have lost a lot of strength in my hands so it’s even more important to me now. A friend made me one and put a loop on one edge. I hang mine right on the front of the fridge. I get to see the pretty fabric she used and I never have to hunt It down.
@@rsislandcrafts that is a good idea I will make mine with the loop.
Another great tutorial. Loved your fabrics and the clowns made me smile. Some great ideas from your viewers, to use them under pet bowls, coasters, with a loop for hanging, under your sewing machine etc. I attached some to my thread catcher as it kept sliding off the edge of the table; one of my better ideas :)
Yes, everyone has some great ideas including yours. Adding a bit to the bottom of a thread catcher is a great use of shelf liner.
Good tip Robin about sewing with the shelf liner down as I made one a while back and it wasn’t nice and flat like yours. Thank you💕
Oh I was so frustrated when it came out wonky like that. 🤣 I’m glad It was a simple fix.
You come up with some of the coolest ideas!
I love this idea. I'll have to make a few. Thank you. 😊
really lke that got to give it a try they look great! Thank you for sharing Robin hugs Liz x
I made a dozen of these as animal rescue sale items. They've been a sellout!! Thanks for another great idea Robin!!!
That’s awesome!
How much would you charge for one of these please? 😉
Super cute!
Thanks Robin, another easy project I have to try. Thanks to you, I am compiling a nice stash of ideas for stocking stuffers. I also like to give little take home gifts to everyone, when we have large family holiday parties. It would be nice to fill a basket with your projects (chapstick pouch, eyeglass case, jar opener etc.) and let everyone choose one. I love all your fabrics, where do you ever find them all???Have a great week! 🌻🌻🌻
Awesome! The basket of gifts is exactly what I keep suggesting. I think It would be so much fun for everyone to be able to pick out a little gift during a get together.
The jar opener is a super easy and fast project to sew. There are several places online that you can buy novelty fabric. Some of these fabrics were donated to the channel so I can keep making fun tutorials.
Hi Robin I made this in 2019 the super hope you have a good day
Works great! Thank you for the inspirations!
Great project..thank you. I was looking for another gift...this is just perfect. Thanks so much. Happy New Year!
Happy New Year 🎉
Great idea!
What a great little project for scraps, and it's insanely useful! Great tutorial!
Right? It’s one of those gifts that you can make for someone that has everything and doesn’t want knick knacks.
@@rsislandcrafts Absolutely! Cute AND practical in SO many ways. I love that!
Robin, I just had an idea. If you want to sew with just one layer of fabric, to keep it from sticking to the rubber under the feed dogs as its sewing put a piece of paper down first and use a tighter stitch and when your done you can tear off the paper like in foundation piecing. That way you don't need a teflon foot for your machine. Hope that helps
Very smart idea. Thanks!
Hello, this is a Fab Idea! 😁 I struggle to open Jars 😋💙 & I already brought some of non slip liner to make a Sewing Machine Pedal Mat 😁 💕 Erica x
I use mine all the time to open the maple syrup jar. Even though it’s already been opened the sticky syrup makes It hard to open every time. I bought extra no slip material for a future non slip pedal mat video 😉
Now I won’t have to walk across the street and bother my neighbor any more. Lol. Great idea. Thanks and blessings.
I’m picturing you walking back and forth with random jars 🤣
Hey Robin thought of an idea, could attach a loop and hang the jar opener up next to the pantry! I may give this a go cos I struggle with those lids and what better way than to have one hanging up right where you can see it and need it!
I thought about adding a hanger but decided against it because I keep forgetting to sew the loops in 😱. Then i have to unpick It or start all over. 🤣
Love this idea i just subscribed.
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You should join Rumble too. An alternative to You Tube.
I’ve never heard of them so I went and took a quick look. I saw a couple of quilters on there. I signed up but I need to do a little research to see what they’re all about. Thanks!
Smart idea i can not open any jars i usually get Russell to do that still got the flu trying over it the doctor gave me antibiotics for it chicken soup i been drinking chicken soup when ever i can get out i must remember to buy some liners now no excuse for me to make that one right lol. Just picking up my crocheting today
I’m sorry you’re still sick. Yes, you can easily make this project. No zippers 🤣
You always have great ideas, thanks foe sharing, BUT where do you get the great FABRIC?
Hi Robin, see if you can come up with some ideas for this: I need a cozie for my qt mason jar with a handle, it sweats so much and makes a mess. You are always coming up with great ideas I thought you might be able to come up with something. Thanks Jackie
Hi Jackie! I can make a video for your mason jar. I came across a couple of ideas while researching the coffee sleeve. I know some might say just use a coaster but that doesn’t solve the dripping condensation issue. Plus the coaster would need to be changed several times a day.
@@rsislandcrafts thank you so much I enjoy your videos. I can identify with you I am also a widow of only2 yrs.
Jackie Caygle Thank you. I’m so sorry. This is not a club I would want people to join. 💗
@@rsislandcrafts yes I agree
I am not so good with square sharp corners, so I may round them.
I thought about showing circles but I thought those might be a bit tough for anyone new to sewing. Rounding the corners Is a great idea.
Can some quilting be done to hold the material in place better when using?
Do you press the seam at the opening before you turn it right side out?
You can press the seam before you turn It or press It afterwards. Whichever way works best for you.
Ingenious
great idea will need to make some went to your site but did not see them in your store what are you selling them for? we have our guild quilt show in June these would be great to sell in our boutique. thanks
I haven’t had a chance to get them in the shop yet. Especially since this video posted a day early 😂. They should be in the shop this weekend. I haven’t settled on a definite price but It should be around five dollars or so.
Can these be washed and dried?
I’ve tossed mine in the washing machine but I air dry them. I don’t like to put rubber backed items in a hot drier.
How would you put the magnet on?
You could add a magnet between the layers. Then sew a square or circle around It to keep It in place. You could sew a hanging loop. A friend did that and then attached a magnet that had a chain attached. I hang It on my fridge.
Do you sew an “X” through the center?
In this video I did not sew an X through the center but you can if you prefer. The X would hold everything together. It’s personal preference.
That's what I'm going to do when I make some...I think sewing an X will definitely hold the jar opener together better...
What do you charge for your jar opener
I don’t currently have any jar openers in my shop. I don’t remember what I sold them for. I think I sold mine during a RUclips live stream sale at a discount. Were you interested in purchasing some or just curious about the price?
If you’re just wondering what price to sell them at then I suggest searching for jar openers on Etsy. That should give you an idea of a price range. If you sell them at a craft fair the pricing is usually different. Most people price their items a little lower at craft fairs because there isn’t all of the fees associated with selling online. I hope that help.
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