For this jar I used about 120 gram t-shirt yarn which you can buy here, a jar, a 10mm crochet needle and a piece of 10mm satin ribbon 30 inch long.
Crochet a chain in slipstitch that fits your jar and close it with a half crochet, for my jar I made 20 slipstitches
Than work in single crochet and work till your work is as high as your jar and finish your work.
Put it around your jar and work your satin ribbon through and make a little bow
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You can use your jar for your pencils or other things,
or you can put candle in it!
Mijoux Jewelry
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Wij zouden het leuk vinden jullie daar te verwelkomen.
Mocht je niet in de mogelijkheid zijn om langs te komen, bezoek dan onze online shop.
In August we opened a jewelry store at the Rijnstraat 219 amsterdam
We would love to welcome you in our store, but if you’re not aible to, you can visit our online shop
LVLY 
love the idea but i car’nt crochet
@ beryl, You should check youtube,because there are a lot of tutorials on how to crochet. I give workshops, but it’s a little to far away:)
any ideas on baby shower favors that can be knitted?
Hi Debbi,
Maybe you like these:)
https://www.etsy.com/listing/88608681/pattern-soft-knitted-newborn-baby
I think the jar covers are beautiful. Makes me think about many other items I could cover like tissue boxes, cover a toilet paper roll, a waste basket and so much more. I love the way this yarn works up. I’m going to get some and make beautiful things for my home. Thanks for posting this.
I think the world would look great all covered up with crochet t-shirt yarn:)
Love this!!! How much is the yarn?,
Hi Diann,
From one skein of this yarn, you can make about 6 or 7 jars. One skein costs $14,20, you can find it in my Etsyshop
http://www.etsy.com/shop/kitsdiezijn?section_id=8161145
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as lovely as it shows!
Did you make them??
These are so beautiful. I’ve seen similar projects before, but your special touches like the ribbon really make yours so lovely. I saw them on annemarie’s haakblog and just had to have a closer look! 🙂 Now pinned & following you!
Thank you.:)
What stitch do you use for the ‘half crochet’? Single? Also Do you use a yarn needle and just weave the ribbon through and around each stitch? Do you finish off each round with a slipstitch and chain or just keep going like a spiral? Also when you say make slipstitches to fit the jar, I think you mean chains in UK/US terminology? They look like chains. Thanks!
Dear Sally,
Yes, slipstitches are chains and half crochets are single crochets, you keep going like a spiral and you use a yarn needle to weave the ribbon around and through each stitch.
Good luck making your jar:)