Obi belt diy

An Obi belt is a Sash belt, traditionally used to tie around Japanese Kimonos, called the Kimono Obi belt. Today, in modern usage, it is a versatile, waist

Hey DIY Fam, this time we will be learning how to make an obi belt or TWO obi belts, actually. Plus there’s a FREE pattern download! Yay!!! Materials Download your FREE Belt Patterns HERE: http://bit.ly/2JgFhFF Tutorial Thanks for watching! 💖...Read More

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Check out this easy obi belt made from men's ties. Upcycle old neckties for this trendy fashion accessory. #obibelt #tutorial #neckties

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This is a DIY made from ties; actually my first. I think I've been turned off from using ties in refashions because unless you're planning on really tearing one apart, an upcycled tie still looks like a tie. I don't usually like when you turn one item into another item and it's quite obvious that the finished item was once something else (make sense?). Anyway, I heard the term "obi belt" on a blog somewhere as a solution that helps cinch a waist. I was embarrassed when I realized that it…

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Inspired on the traditional Japanese Kimono. Make any outfit stand out with your unique belt, and the best part is that you can do it yourself. Your PDF file includes: ➝ 1 Style with two widths ➝ 9 Sizes ➝ Step-by-step English tutorial ➝ Waist measurement: 63cm to 103cm | 24.8” to 40.5” ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ ♡ You will need Acrobat Reader to open your pattern and to print your specific size. ♡ Seams are…

So, about the obi mentioned here... One side of the belt is solid navy with gingham ties and the other side is gingham with solid ties. So, it's reversible, but you get the same combination of fabrics either way. I don't have any obis and haven't worn one before, so when it came time to make the pattern, I did some guessing about size and dimensions. Finished, it is 4" high at center front, curving down to 2.5" at the side seam. The back piece tapers from 2.5" down to 1". The ties are 29"…