They are so simple and classic, which is probably why I think they are so gorgeous. Especially the cognac leather one. But I don't think the $65 price tag is all that gorgeous, so I decided to try my hand at making my own. For a much more reasonable price- free. If you have the pieces at home, on hand already, that is. If not, then this project may set you back a couple of bucks. Really, it doesn't have to be much, especially if you play it smart. Here's what you'll need:
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vintage belts hair scrunchies scissors thread needle |





I could have cut off the metal end of the belt, but I figured if I kept it on, it would keep it from unraveling, and you can't see it when you have it on anyway. |
*more images coming soon!
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