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http://www.instructables.com/id/DIY-Denim-Belt/
Image Notes 1. Scissors 2. Thread 3. Needle 4. Old, ruined jeans 5. Muse belt 6. Buckle, which can be easily removed.
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Image Notes 1. One belt width 2. Two belts width - this will replace the current, outdated measurements, I tell ye.
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Step 5: Finished!
Ah lookit, a beautiful, wonderful, extravagant, delicious, personal, excessively amazing, head-turning, car-stopping, war-ending denim belt! It may seem a little pointless when wearing on other jeans, but it's very cool nonetheless. It will make your smart-casual suit trousers all the more arousing. Thanks for reading my first and best Instructable! ;) Dan Additional notes: If you want a little more strength from your belt, you can place a strip of cardboard or similar before sewing up. You could even do more denim for a more authentic denim belt. You can use a button system to close up your belt, but this doesn't look so good and can be quite impractical. After a little use, frayed threads may appear. Just cut these off as close to the 'root' as possible and you should be fine. I'm not quite sure how to combat this, but if need be you can always create a new one! When using pliers to close the metal clip or for any other thing you don't want to scratch, use a cloth or paper (or denim) around the clip so that the pliers don't mark it.
Image Notes 1. Don't let the fact that you can't really see it and it'll be covered up anyway stop
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you, it's a great talking point. It's a lot more visible in better lighting/on other types of trousers/pants anyway.
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platinum15 says:
heh heh...... we think alike(:
jongscx says:
Apr 6, 2010. 11:03 PM REPLY I used 2 D-rings for utility reasons. They let you hang the belt from hooks as well as letting it be cinched along the entire length of the belt...
nikolardo says:
Agreed. That's what I'm going to do.
starfox384 says:
why would you take the buckle off a MUSE belt?!?!?!
jongscx says:
to improve it... kidding.
bassclarinet23 says:
Coolio
rpgdude789 says:
you should have said to use a web belt but anyway great instructable!
dansheadel says:
Oct 28, 2007. 12:21 PM REPLY If you want to avoid a seam along the length, you could stitch the edge while the belt is folded inside out, and then reverse it. For long skinny things like this, it'd be easiest to stitch a rope/string on one end and lay it out across the length. Then, fold it over, so that it's inside out, enclosing the rope. Then sew it all together, and trip all the excess next to your stitching. Then, you can fold the end with he attached rope inside, and pull it through. Remove the rope and you have the seam neatly hidden inside the belt. This method may involve trimming off a bit of length though, so make sure you accommodate it.
Williz says:
You murdered, a Muse belt I will have to kill you!
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Danielfish says:
Oct 26, 2007. 11:45 PM REPLY Don't worry! The spirit is still here, and I can easily swap back. It just means i now have a strip of black fabric which is the perfect length of my jeans, which says BLACKHOLESANDREVELATIONS down it. I'm gonna try that mod when I get home!
tiuk says:
Neat idea, I like it.
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