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Make classic style accessories that are as timeless as your love. What we love about this ribbon belt is how you can pair it with other outfits after the big day. Even better, it acts as a wearable keepsake.
This project will teach you how to assemble your FSL Belt. Before you start, you will need to stitch out your FSL.
Use metallic thread to stitch out the Large Lace 3 Embroidery Design on water-soluble stabilizer. Use metallic (outside) and white thread (inside) to stich out the FSL 3D Flower Design two times. Each time on water-soluble stabilizer. Soak the final designs in warm water until stabilizer dissolves. Leave to dry.
Step 1:
Measure Your Ribbon and Cut to Size
It should be long enough to go around your waist and tie a nice bow in the back. Cut a triangle out of each end to create a notched look.
Step 2:
Arrange Your FSL Pieces (Part 1) Arrange two of the large 3D flowers underneath both flowers on the large FSL. Hand sew or hot glue the flowers to the lace.
Step 3:
Arrange Your FSL Pieces (Part 2)
Arrange the two small 3D flowers on top of both flowers on the large FSL. Hand sew or hot glue the flowers to the lace.
Step 4:
Attach Design to Ribbon Then hand sew or hot glue this design to your ribbon.
Step 5:
Wear your finished belt with an everyday sundress or with a gown to a formal occasion.
Amber, the Designer Extraordinaire over at Adventures in Stitcherland, has been sewing since she was 9 years old. When she's not creating stunning embroidery designs, she is elbow-deep in all things fashion.