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FREE: 60 Fabric Holiday Jar Toppers / Lid Covers for Mason / Ball (or Other) Jars or Use for Crafts

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The listing, 60 Fabric Holiday Jar Toppers / Lid Covers for Mason / Ball (or Other) Jars or Use for Crafts has ended.

Up for bid is a lot of 60 holiday jar toppers / lid covers. All are new, materials and all are hand made. These were used on various size (many times Ball brand) jars to make jams and jellies look pretty for gift-giving. Could also be used for soup mixes or candy.

I purchased these at a craft fair from a gal who no longer does her own jam, so she had no use for the circles any longer. The plain ones (without lace) are 6". The ones with lace vary a little, depending on the size of the lace, and are a little bigger than the 6".

These can be tied over a lid, or with the Ball jars, many people put them over the seal,but under the outer ring. Either looks pretty!

There are 44 plain and 16 with lace. Most of the patterns are shown, but there are a couple others.

And there are certainly other craft items that could be made with these circles also! Smoke-free items.

Questions & Comments

How do you put the lace ones on please? I am very interested. I most like will take them after I know how the lace one go on. Thank you and have a lovely w/e.

Aug 5th, 2022 at 6:44:21 PM PDT by

They all go on the same way. You can either lay them over the jar lid (when it's already on the jar) and then tie a ribbon around the lid to keep it in place. Or with the Ball jars, most people put them over the sealer and put the ring lid on after fabric is in place, and do the same with tying the ribbon to make it look festive. I'm probably not very good at explaining, but it is a common practice and you may be able to see a video on how to do it on the internet somewhere like Pinterest. Sorry I can't be more clear! :)

Aug 5th, 2022 at 6:54:04 PM PDT by

You did fine and I want them. Thank you. Have a blessed w/e.
Carolyn

Aug 5th, 2022 at 6:58:02 PM PDT by

60 Fabric Holiday Jar Toppers / Lid Covers for Mason / Ball (or Other) Jars or Use for Crafts is in the Crafts | Other Craft Items category