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Published about 3 years ago

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Time:0h20
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Pretty Easy

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Upstate NY, United States
2008
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simple tethers to keep baby's toys close at hand

Ok, so this is super easy, but here's a tute for it anyways.

don't be intimidated by all the steps, I'm just camera happy

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  1. Step 1 1

    Gather your materials: I use sew on snaps, but only because I don't have a snap press. I like to use safety pins and suspender clips as fasteners.

  2. Step 2 2

    Cut 2 inch wide strips of cloth length can be anything; I like around 13 - 14 inches long.

  3. Step 3 3

    If you have a 1ich bias tape maker: (if you don't skip to step 5)
    Send the strip of fabric through, ironing as you go

  4. Step 4 4

    Then fold that strip in half and iron again

  5. Step 5 5

    If you don't have a bias tape maker, fold your strip in half and iron

  6. Step 6 6

    Open the strip up, and fold the sides in to the middle line and iron

  7. Step 7 7

    Then fold the strip back in half with the raw edges inside, and iron one more time

  8. Step 8 8

    After you have your strips ironed, go back and fold in about 1.2 inch on each end and iron, the fold everything back up again.

  9. Step 9 9

    Sew a straight line down the middle of each strip

  10. Step 10 10

    Sew your snaps at each end. I like to leave between 2 or 4 inches between the snaps so that it can fit around a variety of toys and fasteners.

  11. Step 11 11

    Use the tethers to keep track of hats on a windy day:

  12. Step 12 12

    Or to make sure the paci doesn't fall to the car floor (that's just a hair tie wrapped around the handle)

  13. Step 13 13

    Suspender clips can go on almost everything

  14. Step 14 14

    Another way to attach tethers is to wrap them around and then fasten them to themselves!

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