Originally Posted by cjomomma

I roll up left over batting and gather the fabric using upholstery thread then tie the thread in a knot. I like the upholstery thread because regular thread will break when pulled tight.
Remember to place the lid on the batting before gathering the fabric. The hard part is stuffing the top thru the ring. Make sure that the batting doesn't get under the lid or it will be hard to screw the ring onto the jar. I also use all purpose tacky glue to glue the fabric to the bottom of the lid for added strength.

Originally Posted by cjomomma

I would have used the hot glue gun but I wanted a puffy top and for it to be tightly fitted. Everyone has their own way of doing things and that's what makes and keeps things interesting. Atleast for me it does! :-)

Originally Posted by lauriejo

Carrie these make me think of my dad's workbench. He would keep all the nails and stuff in old jars, like baby food or jelly jars. One jar, tucked in the back, was always full of the Hershey's semisweet chocolate chips! These jars would be the perfect size for a little snack jar by the machine, for extra energy.

Originally Posted by kathdavis

Too cute! Great fabric choices.

What are you stuffing them with?