Wool felt embroidered watch strap
After trying it out I realized it was a teeny bit scratchy on the wrist, so I added a ribbon lining. I used anti-fray to the ends. The last step is a snap closure.Labels: embroidery, felt, strap, watch, wool
After trying it out I realized it was a teeny bit scratchy on the wrist, so I added a ribbon lining. I used anti-fray to the ends. The last step is a snap closure.Labels: embroidery, felt, strap, watch, wool
15 Comments:
That is just brilliant and completely adorable! I love it!
This is absolutely brilliant! I love the way the embroidery ties in with the design on the watch. I am a huge lover of Swatches (if only I had the money to collect all the ones I love ...) and the band on my favorite one is ruined at the moment. You've inspired me to try this band resurrection ...... :)
What a wonderful idea. And the kitchen is so bright and lovely.
Cool idea!
This is a great idea! I don't have any watches that this would work with but I'm going to start looking for some at thrift shops!
Gore-juss!
how lovely!!!!
Looks great and much much fancier than mine.
So beautiful!
You know I bet this will wear better than the "leather" straps you buy at the store. No matter how "authentic" they claim to be never last more than 2 years. Then try to find the size you need is a headache. I may give this a try.
What a great idea!
That is so smart...as in you are so smart, and that watch looks smart!
Really unique and beautiful. I'm sure it will be lovely while worn too.
Schweiz, Suisse, Svizzera, Svizra, is just 45m in a plane away, so if I need a Swatch I can go and get one :P
This is such a neat idea. I wish I were good at embroidery. I've been trying to find a suitable strap for a Swatch whose strap had crumbled away during storage but can never find the right color to match the face.
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