Jar lid grippers. These have raw edges, pattern also includes satin finish edge and has many sizes. So simple to make. I purchased from Five Star Fonts. Thanks for looking at my jar lid grippers. Hugs and flowers to all, Suzanna
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234501Here is another set I made this morning. I made 4 red and 4 black, gave to step-daughters. They loved them.
18140Great idea will have to try to make some for my old hands to use!
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by sebsews
15 Jul 2018
Thank you. My bingo gang talked about how hard it was to open jars etc. I knew I had a design. They will be surprised when I show up with some for them.
2172Great idea - I didn't even know things like lid jar grippers are existing. thanks for showing - Maria
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5455724424So Pretty!!Great Idea and designs!!!!Gorgeous!!!Well done
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66027What a unique idea! They sure dress jar grippers up!
Did you glue the fabric to them first? Or just stitch them together?
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by sebsews
15 Jul 2018
I used only 2 threads. Hoop tearaway, stitch the placement line, spray the back of fabric with spray adhesive and apply to the gripper fabric, make sure you place the sprayed fabric on the back side of the gripper fabric. Place the gripper and the fabric on the hooped tearaway and stitch color 2. These turn out to be about 5 inches. I hope I did not confuse you.
33641Suzanna, your jar lid grippers are so pretty. I have made a few in the past, and given them as gifts. They are so handy.
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12185What a terrific idea...….I use the gripper all the time, never thought to make it pretty!
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by sebsews
15 Jul 2018
Thank you! I use them for things that need either loosing or even an extra tug to tighten something. Like put it around the handle of a screwdriver to tighten the screw.
261163I've never thought about it. Do you use them to open the lid of a new jar?
Hugs, Lidia
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