
"Don't put your garbage to waste, put it on your waist!!"
(Wow, that was lame! Many apologies!)
Here are the supplies you will need:

~ Juice pouches
~ Two belt O-rings or D-Rings
~ Monofilament thread
~ Scissors (don't use your good sewing scissors!)
STEP ONE: Wash and rinse your juice pouches
STEP TWO: Cut them in half lengthwise and dry them thoroughly
STEP THREE: Line them up end-to-end, overlapping them, and sew using a zig-zag stitch.
STEP FOUR: Fold in half lenfthwise and sew together (you can do either zig-zag or straight stitch here)
STEP FIVE: Fold the end over your rings and sew as close as you can to the rings. (I did two rows of stitching here for strength.)

Ta-Da!
Too chicken to wear your garbage?

Use it to tie around your sleeping bag for those summer campouts....

....or to take Fido for a walk!
5 comments:
Very cool!! I posted a link to your tutorial on Craft Gossip Sewing:
http://sewing.craftgossip.com/tutorial-d-ring-belt-from-juice-pouches/2009/06/29/
--Anne
Awesome! Can't wait to make these for my daugther and her friends. Maybe even one for me if I have enough pouches!! Thanks for the great tutorial.
That's totally cute! :)
I was wondering if you can use something besides fruit pouches? :) I love this idea!
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