How To Make A Velcro Belt at Rory Campbell blog

How To Make A Velcro Belt. I originally thought i would make a fabric belt, but after browsing the supplies at the local hobby lobby i ended up deciding on a stretch belt. To make the belt buckle, download the free pattern here. Use pins or fabric clips to secure the velcro in place. You can make the other side of the belt with a different fabric to make it reversible, like the one i googled and found here on tarilyn’s show’n tell. It’s also the quickest and easiest for me. 30 inches of 1″ webbing 40 inches 1″ themed ribbon pattern (hello kitty, batman, etc.) 1 sewing. I grabbed some stretchy black elastic and belt. I’ve been making belts for several years and this is my favorite method. 4” x 7” piece vinyl Or you can use velcro to take them off the buckle and then make as many as you’d like to interchange. Cut the velcro to the desired length. Ensure that both the hook (rough) and loop (soft) sides are of equal length. Place the loop side of the velcro on the fabric where you want it attached. Here is how to make velcro ribbon belts:

Or you can use velcro to take them off the buckle and then make as many as you’d like to interchange. Cut the velcro to the desired length. Ensure that both the hook (rough) and loop (soft) sides are of equal length. It’s also the quickest and easiest for me. You can make the other side of the belt with a different fabric to make it reversible, like the one i googled and found here on tarilyn’s show’n tell. 4” x 7” piece vinyl I originally thought i would make a fabric belt, but after browsing the supplies at the local hobby lobby i ended up deciding on a stretch belt. To make the belt buckle, download the free pattern here. Here is how to make velcro ribbon belts: 30 inches of 1″ webbing 40 inches 1″ themed ribbon pattern (hello kitty, batman, etc.) 1 sewing.

The Easiest Diy Velcro Straps You'll Ever Make! AppleGreen Cottage

How To Make A Velcro Belt I originally thought i would make a fabric belt, but after browsing the supplies at the local hobby lobby i ended up deciding on a stretch belt. I originally thought i would make a fabric belt, but after browsing the supplies at the local hobby lobby i ended up deciding on a stretch belt. You can make the other side of the belt with a different fabric to make it reversible, like the one i googled and found here on tarilyn’s show’n tell. Or you can use velcro to take them off the buckle and then make as many as you’d like to interchange. 4” x 7” piece vinyl 30 inches of 1″ webbing 40 inches 1″ themed ribbon pattern (hello kitty, batman, etc.) 1 sewing. To make the belt buckle, download the free pattern here. I’ve been making belts for several years and this is my favorite method. Use pins or fabric clips to secure the velcro in place. I grabbed some stretchy black elastic and belt. Place the loop side of the velcro on the fabric where you want it attached. Ensure that both the hook (rough) and loop (soft) sides are of equal length. It’s also the quickest and easiest for me. Cut the velcro to the desired length. Here is how to make velcro ribbon belts: