Good old times with the two rings belts...
If you want to make one for yourself, just follow the easy step-by-step tutorial that I posted here and another one here!
...and if you want to make the two-toned one, just keep reading!
This is my version: hot pink & purple-greyish
(a close look at the polyvore website and I figured it has only one ring)
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* get some nylon webbing (or if you have the leather in the color you like, of course it's even better)
* grosgrain in contrast color in the same width of the webbing (mine is slightly smaller, but I like it anyway, and comes from my stash, even better)
* one D ring
* matching threads
* sewing machine
* a flame
* pin the grosgrain onto the webbing
* thread your machine with color #1 and the bobbin with color #2
* sew a straight line ;) and repeat on the other side
* cut one side straight and the other in an angle and burn the edges so it won't fray
* place the ring and fold the side with the straight line
* sew it on both sides
* yeah, this is really all!
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| pictures from Polyvore.com collage by me |
will link to these parties *<:)
That is so cool and totally genius. Great colors!
ReplyDeleteLove this belt - it might even be easy enough that I can make it! ;-) Just decided to follow you, as I like your blog. Just in case you'd like to follow back:
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Love the belts!! Great knockoff!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing this @ {nifty thrifty sunday} last week!
Hope to see you again tomorrow! :)
xoxo from Germany,
Vanessa @ {nifty thrifty things}
Really like these belts!
ReplyDeleteWould you consider linking up to my "20 minute tuesday" party at this address tomorrow? http://sweetfloweret.blogspot.com
It's for projects that: take 20-30 mins and cost less than 10 bucks.
Great place for people to come and check out quick and inexpensive ideas!
Thanks for considering!
Tina
PS: I'm giving away 20 more button pony tailers! Here's the info:
http://sweetfloweret.blogspot.com/p/may-winners.html
I love these for a fun pop of color! Thanks for linking up with DIY under $5!
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