Kwik Sew 2982 |
Kwik Sew 2982, with belt |
Sewing Machine
Sewing scissors
Olfa Ruler
1/4-inch piecing foot
Easy threader
Edge stitch foot
Materials
Scrap fabric
Thread
Schmetz Universal Point needle
Step 1
Use a ruler to measure the amount of fabric needed. For example, for a belt the wraps once and then ties, I cut the measurements of the waist plus eight to ten inches. For a belt the wraps twice, the formula is two times the waist plus eight to ten inches. You may need to sew pieces of fabric together to get the length you need.
Step 2
Cut the fabric to the width needed using sewing scissors or a rotary cutter and cutting mat. For example, for a 3 inch belt, cut the fabric 6-1/2-inches wide.
Step 3
Fold the fabric in half, right sides together and press with a hot iron.
Step 4
Use your sewing machine to sew the belt closed on the open side. Sew a 1/4-inch seam allowance. Tip: use a 1/4-inch piecing foot
Step 5
Sew one side of the belt closed. Sew a straight line or cut the ends to a point and sew first one side of the point and then the other.
Step 6
Belt made from scrap fabric |
Step 7
Turn the open ends inside the belt and stitch closed. Use an edge stitch foot
Step 8
Snip the threads, if any.
Related Tutorials
Embroider a Belt Made from Scrap Fabric
Further Reading
"The Dressmaker's Handbook of Couture Sewing Techniques: Essential Step-by-Step Techniques for Professional Results
"Easy Sewing the KWIK SEW Way
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