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Fabric Knit Belt
Make a patchwork belt by knitting fabric.
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Cut long strips of fabric about 1cm wide.
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Cast 5 stitches on to 12mm knitting needles and knit as you would normally with in a knit stitch.
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When you get to the end of a strip of fabric take a needle and thread and stitch on the next strip. Alter the fabric that you use to make it more patchwork like.
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Knit for as long as you would like the belt to be and then when you bind off leave a small tail.
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Attach a D Ring to the end of the belt and you're all done.
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Posted By:Cat Morley »
March 05, 2006 23:26
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rennie
18 Jan 17:57
Fashionable~! Where do you get fabric, long enough for those strips?
Jesus
22 Apr 19:10
I cut horizontally across t-shirts to make loops and loop them together like those plastic address tags. It's way easier than threading on new pieces all the time, plus it's double thickness so you can use a bigger needle.
kitee54321
30 Oct 22:42
Its Cute!