1. To begin, press together the sides of a roll of tape to create an oval shape, then trace it on some heavy card stock (I recycled the packaging from his rhinestones)
2. The card stock on its own may not be heavy enough, so make four matching ovals and glue them on top of each other.
3. Cut a piece of fabric slightly larger than the card stock oval(s), glue, cut notches into sides, and glue over the edge onto the back.
4. Glue to belt buckle.
5. Cut the interfacing and trim to the desired length and width, then cut two pieces of fabric with seam allowance.
5. To be honest, I may have had some mess ups around this point. I suggest heading over to this fabric belt tutorial from ABeautifulMess to finish the belt off.
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