You’re in the middle of a craft project. You brought a large needle for twine last year, but where is it now? It’s not in your sewing basket, not in your bag of yarn…it’s like trying to find a needle in the haystack of our craft supplies!

I’m organizing small items in my craft room.

I found my large needle and am sharing how I plan to keep track of it from now on.

It all started with a yogurt….

Craft Storage Idea

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Have you ever been inspired by something unexpected?  Inspiration out of the blue is the best.  I wasn’t looking to be inspired…just wanted to try a new yogurt.  I had no idea the yogurt riding in my shopping cart would inspire an organization idea for my craft supplies.

As a teenager, I found yogurt and fell in love.

Unless there’s ice cream in the room.

Since I’m cutting back on sugar and most yogurt and ice cream have mountains of sugar, I started reading labels.

Then last week I saw it. The cutest little glass yogurt cup…yes yogurt in a glass cup.  And with little sugar.

Sold!

Update to the post!  The company now sells lids for these adorable glass yogurt cups.  Grab your Oui Yogurt lids here.

Unlike most jars, these little cups have labels that are super duper easy to remove.  No smelly oily greasy stuff.  Just peel the label and use a scrubby sponge and dish soap.

I decided to make simple burlap tops to use as a lid.

Supplies to cover one jar

Square of burlap 5 inches including pulling about 5 or 6 threads to make a fringe.
Scissors
Pencil
A large needle to thread twine
Cotton twine approximately 22 inches
A ring from a wide-mouth mason jar {I used it to make a circle}

The steps I used

I started by drawing a circle on the burlap using the outside edge of the mason jar ring.  Then, pulled threads in the burlap to make a square.

Notice I pulled extra to make a fringe around all four sides.

Then using a large running stitch I followed the pencil line.

Then I gathered up the stitches and made a double knot.  Next, I added the tag and made a bow.

I found little wood tags to use to label the jars.

To open the jars I simply slide the burlap bonnet off.  Then pop back over the rim of the jar to close.

As always I love filling and labeling small craft supplies.

So far, I’ve eaten four yogurt cups.  In the craft room, I’m creating a wall of organization

While filling the cups, I found this item and I have no idea what it is?  It has the slightest hook or curve at the end of the point.  Let me know in comments below if you know.

Way before blogging was invented, I made this little shelf to hold vintage tea cups.  I adore the teacups but now store them in a cabinet.  This shelf has been a catch-all in our bedroom closet.  So I found another place to keep the lint rollers…

and will be using the shelf in the wall storage.

I challenge you to find a creative idea to use these adorable little cups.

By the way, the yogurt is delicious!!!!