Primitive Folk Art Designs and Finished Items By: Robin Leuschen
" Who you are is God's gift to you........ What you do, is your gift to God !"
Thursday, April 2, 2009
By Request : Zinc Jar Lid Pin Keep Tutorial
I have had several requests for this and since it was on my old blog which BLEW UP....LOL.... I've decided to post it here for anyone interested...These are fast and super good sellers at shows from what I've been told...Enjoy !!
Thanks so much for sharing. I bought a box of the lids at an auction cuz they were cheap. They have been sitting around just waiting for something to be done. Can't wait to give it a try!!! ~Melissa~
Great tutorial Robin! Ladies these make great craft show items. I have been making them since Robin posted the directions a while back and just love them!!!
Oh man, I can't wait to make a zinc jar lid pincushion! Thanks for taking time to photo and describ the steps. Excuse me for being "challenged," but how did you get the cardboard piece to stick onto the lid?
Thanks for the tutorial - i found your blog thru a link thru someone elses and glad I did - Been making these the last couple days - too fun - will post some pics on my blog! Thanks again for sharing! joanne
I just found blog today and can't thank you enough for the tutorial! I would love to make some of these. My MIL has a ton of these lids so I'm going to have to snatch a few!
I love these pin keeps...I've been wanting to figure out what to do with a whole bag of zinc lids that MIL brought me...I hate covering up the milkglass inserts, but I could sell these in my shop. Thanks for posting the instructions..!
Thanks for the tutorial...may I ask a price you think as fair for one?
They are really pretty and I have lots of old calico IF I could find some tops...actually, I own a few for my Canister Jars but have never found any for sale. Gail in Virginia
Thank you Robin!! I have acquired lots of the zinc jar lids and have been thinking in my head how I can do this... I like your way much better than my head's way, lol! Thank you so very much for sharing this!!
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Thanks so much for the tutorial. I would love to make some of these for some of my friends. Thanks for sharing.
Betsy
I found a ton of these old zinc lids in the attic of our new house we are renting. Now I know what to do with them! :) Thank you for the tutorial.
Debbie
Thanks so much for sharing. I bought a box of the lids at an auction cuz they were cheap. They have been sitting around just waiting for something to be done. Can't wait to give it a try!!!
~Melissa~
These are great! Thanks for sharing!
Blessings, Kimberly
Great tutorial Robin! Ladies these make great craft show items. I have been making them since Robin posted the directions a while back and just love them!!!
oh wow ....love the tutorial!!!! I have never seen it!!! xxxRobby
Very simple :) I may give it a shot here when I get a few more things completed :)
Leslie
Awesome tutorial. Love the look and I have lots of zinc lids! Thanks for sharing.
:)Ginger
Very cute--thanks for the tutorial. Julie
Thanks so much...I missed it when you first posted about it and now I get to try it!
Rondell
Hi Robin! I was so excited when I saw this post! A big thank you for posting it! I can't wait to try it!
Thanks again!
Deb
Thanks for sharing how to make the jar lid pin-keep. These would make great little gifts. I can't wait to make some.
Cindy
I love, love, love this! Now I know what I can do with all those zinc lids! Thanks so much Robin! Karen
Very nice! Thanks! Have a great weekend!
Oh man, I can't wait to make a zinc jar lid pincushion! Thanks for taking time to photo and describ the steps. Excuse me for being "challenged," but how did you get the cardboard piece to stick onto the lid?
Thanks for the tutorial - i found your blog thru a link thru someone elses and glad I did - Been making these the last couple days - too fun - will post some pics on my blog! Thanks again for sharing! joanne
I just found blog today and can't thank you enough for the tutorial! I would love to make some of these. My MIL has a ton of these lids so I'm going to have to snatch a few!
oh, i love this ... how perfect, I have a box full of zinc lids!!
That is so awesome. Thank you!!!
Thank You for another use of these lids that I have found cleaning my Gram's home...Love your blog!
Happy Easter!
Karlene
Hello,
I enjoy your blog very much and have given you a blog award. You can check it out at http://www.brambleberrylane.blogspot.com
~AmyLynn
Hi Robyn
Love making these; looks like I am in good company.
I sure miss you Robin :)
I love the Liberty pillow in your topper. lovely! hugs! niki in az (from PM)
I love this, thank you!
Thanks so much for sharring this. I found your blog surfing I am so glad I did. I needed something I could use to teach a group of girls at my church.
Peace and Blessings
Cheryl...Snatch JOY
I love these pin keeps...I've been wanting to figure out what to do with a whole bag of zinc lids that MIL brought me...I hate covering up the milkglass inserts, but I could sell these in my shop. Thanks for posting the instructions..!
Nicely done Robin! thanks for sharing this with us...love it!
Thanks for the tutorial...may I ask a price you think as fair for one?
They are really pretty and I have lots of old calico IF I could find some tops...actually, I own a few for my Canister Jars but have never found any for sale.
Gail in Virginia
Thank you Robin!! I have acquired lots of the zinc jar lids and have been thinking in my head how I can do this... I like your way much better than my head's way, lol! Thank you so very much for sharing this!!
I ended up making these with my lids!
https://www.etsy.com/PyroLilly/listing/568954935/upcycled-vintage-mason-jar-zinc-lid?utm_source=Copy&utm_medium=ListingManager&utm_campaign=Share&utm_term=so.lmsm&share_time=1510771913681
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