Thank you so much for this. I watched so many videos, trying to figure out just how to get a magnet inside it but only you showed this. Can't wait to make some. ❤
I don't think it would hold up. You can hand stitch this, it's not a big project and it's actually really simple :) you don't need to stitch the top once you turn it inside out - just close the gap with a few stitches :)
I had no problem with it. Make sure the rubber side is facing up. If it still catches on the presser foot, put some painter's tape at the bottom of the foot
I seen another tutorial where she sewed from the fabric side, and just lifted the fabric as she sewed so it didn't stick to the bed of the machine, and it came out perfect...also you could place a piece of copy paper underneath on the gripper side, and sew it down, and just tare it apart after, and you could use that tissue paper you buy at the Dollar Tree also. She did one both ways with the gripper up, and it down, and the one she sewed with the gripper up was way too wavy, and looked horrible compared to the one she topstitched with it face down...
@@HelloSewing or you can attach your walking foot - that helped me. I also chose to make the corners rounded, which made it much easier to sew on and when turning RSO. I've loved making these and inserting them into the "boomerang Bags" that I sew and donate to my corner store.
Step by step written tutorial with a lot of images here: hellosewing.com/diy-jar-opener/
Thank you so much for this. I watched so many videos, trying to figure out just how to get a magnet inside it but only you showed this. Can't wait to make some. ❤
Merci beaucoup pour ce partage ! 😍
Very well done video. No talking, I like that.
Perfect! Getting started on gifts for Christmas. Thanks!
I love it! So practical🥰
Great project! Thanks for sharing
I don't know how to sew or have a sewing machine can I make this with fabric glue or use fabric tape and a iron
I don't think it would hold up. You can hand stitch this, it's not a big project and it's actually really simple :) you don't need to stitch the top once you turn it inside out - just close the gap with a few stitches :)
How did you top stitch. Mine is catching because of the rubber
I had no problem with it. Make sure the rubber side is facing up. If it still catches on the presser foot, put some painter's tape at the bottom of the foot
I seen another tutorial where she sewed from the fabric side, and just lifted the fabric as she sewed so it didn't stick to the bed of the machine, and it came out perfect...also you could place a piece of copy paper underneath on the gripper side, and sew it down, and just tare it apart after, and you could use that tissue paper you buy at the Dollar Tree also. She did one both ways with the gripper up, and it down, and the one she sewed with the gripper up was way too wavy, and looked horrible compared to the one she topstitched with it face down...
@@HelloSewing or you can attach your walking foot - that helped me. I also chose to make the corners rounded, which made it much easier to sew on and when turning RSO. I've loved making these and inserting them into the "boomerang Bags" that I sew and donate to my corner store.
That's more like a sweater than an opener