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August 2, 2016 by Kim

Sewing Room Organization With Mason Jars

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Sewing is a craft that I picked up when I was a little girl. Cross-stitch is my favorite. Its a little labor intensive, but so lovely when you’re done. Right now we’re packing up our entire home (scary and exciting) to move across country. So, in my supreme wisdom, as I pull things out to pack, I’m organizing them so they’re ready to go when we arrive. I know… I might just be in denial that I can get all this organization done and I might just toss it all in a big box! Wish me luck! {grin}

Sewing Organization Idea With Mason Jars | Kim Byers

For my pretty cross-stitch threads, I chose to use my excess supply of mason jars to organize them.

Sewing Room Organization | Kim Byers

And because I like to re-purpose my supplies and switch up my studio from time to time, I chose to only embellish the seal lid, instead of the jar or the lid rim. I think they turned out really fun!

Sewing Room Organization With Mason Jars | Kim Byers

You’ll need a few things to make this sewing room organization craft:

  • Elmer’s Pro Bond Advanced
  • Wide Mouth Mason Jars
  • Mini Wooden Spools (available in craft store wood section)
  • Pins (with ball top)
  • Spray paint in a variety of colors
  • Drop cloth
  • Wax paper

Sewing Organization Ideas | Kim Byers

Easy how to instructions:

  1. Glue – use the Elmer’s Pro Bond Advanced to secure the wooden spool and pin to the seal lid of the jar. I suggest a small amount on the bottom of the spool, place it, and then fill the center hole with glue and insert the pin. Allow it to dry completely for an hour.
  2. Paint – take your lids, paints and drop cloth, to a well ventilated area (preferably outside) and paint. I suggest two to three light coats. Allow lids to dry for at least an hour.
  3. Sort – sort your threads and display them in your pretty mason jars!

Tip: When organizing with mason jars, I almost always use the wide mouth jars so I can actually get my hand in the jar. {grin}

I also made a quick 2 minute video if you’d like to watch me make this pretty little craft!

Interested in other easy glue craft ideas? Make sure you hop over and have a look at my Moss Monogram Wreath perfect for fall and my inspirational embroidery hoop wall art for my office!

Make sure you visit Elmer’s for more fun crafts. And make sure you sign up for the Craft It Club while you’re there. You can submit your own projects, receive promotions and sweepstakes first, get seasonal project ideas and e-books too!

As always, I hope you’re inspired to craft, bake, create and celebrate!

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This sewing room organization idea is sponsored by Elmer’s. Thank you for supporting my wonderful sponsors. They make it possible for me to keep the ideas coming! All content, ideas, photography and opinions are that of my own and I’d have it no other way! 

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Kim Byers, creative director & owner of The Celebration Shoppe. Party supplies designer. Food and craft stylist. Her work has been featured in Parents, Better Homes and Gardens, All You, Pregnancy, iVillage, Huffington Post and many others. Kim is also a contributing writer for JoAnn Fabric and Craft Stores, and designer for Cricut and Darice Crafts.

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