Boys belt...with a buckle.
Its really simple to make this belt. The part that makes it great for younger boys, like my three year old, is that it is easy for them to take on or off. I had made my boys D ring belts but they had a hard time getting them off when it was time to potty. Getting them on was a hassle for them too. So this time I thought about easy solutions.
So first measure the length you want and opening size of your buckle. Then cut long strips of the fabric you want to use. My buckle opening was 1 inch. So I cut my fabric about 1 and a half inches wide and about 26 inches long. then I Serge the long sides.
After that I used a safety pin to turn it right side out. Then I folded in the ends and stitched all the way around.
Then you sew one end onto your buckle and lace the other end through the other buckle piece. Easy Peasy!
I got the buckle pieces from Joann. But I am sure you can get them at any fabric craft store.
Have a great day!
Don't forget to comment and follow. :)
Its really simple to make this belt. The part that makes it great for younger boys, like my three year old, is that it is easy for them to take on or off. I had made my boys D ring belts but they had a hard time getting them off when it was time to potty. Getting them on was a hassle for them too. So this time I thought about easy solutions.
So first measure the length you want and opening size of your buckle. Then cut long strips of the fabric you want to use. My buckle opening was 1 inch. So I cut my fabric about 1 and a half inches wide and about 26 inches long. then I Serge the long sides.
After that I used a safety pin to turn it right side out. Then I folded in the ends and stitched all the way around.
Then you sew one end onto your buckle and lace the other end through the other buckle piece. Easy Peasy!
I got the buckle pieces from Joann. But I am sure you can get them at any fabric craft store.
Have a great day!
Don't forget to comment and follow. :)
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