I first saw this project here, and knew immediately I wanted to try it. I don’t exactly have a problem with my basic black camera strap, but this seems softer and definitely more stylish.
My only comments related to the project:
First: I would allow an additional .5″ in the width and 1-2″ length for more generous seam allowances (and because my strap was a bit longer than normal, it appears). I’m sure those issues had to do with my lack of sewing expertise, but since I know most of you are in the same boat, I am just passing along the little bit of wisdom.
Second: I wanted to use Fat Quarters from WV Quilt, so my project was measured to include a seam in the middle. I know this isn’t ideal, but those little fat quarters are just so cute, I can’t help myself.
Instructions:
Ok, now for the project. Choose a piece of fabric and cut to 4.5″ wide by 25″ long. (If you’re using fat quarters, you’ll have to cut 4.5″ wide by 13″ long and sew the pieces together at one end).
I chose the paisley for me, and the dots for my friend and fellow photographer, Lillian.
First, fold the short ends over twice, press, and sew across. Then fold the fabric in half (lengthwise) and sew. Be sure not to sew too close to the edge or you’ll end up with gaps. Not that it happened to me.
Trim off any excess from the seam, and press. Turn inside out.
Now for the hard part. Remove your camera strap. Using a rubber band, fold the harder end of the camera strap in half to make the fabric slip over more easily. Slide on. Reattach camera strap.
Project difficult: Easy does it.
Time Required: 20 minutes
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