I want to write Fail here but it's not - it almost was!
The book suggests you use a watch that you can take the pins out of to get the strap off. Replace the pins then thread through your fabric to give a new lease of life to your watch.
What I did was to cut the straps. This involves a little bit of swearing as the straps were a bit harder to cut than I first thought!
Then I used way too much fabric and tried to
Once complete I was rather impressed with myself! My biggest issue when getting my outfit together for vintage Goodwood a couple of years ago was the watch - now there is no stopping me.
Very impressive!I really like this idea and that watch looks lovely :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, I love the idea of matching my clothes now :D
DeleteThat looks lovely, and I bet it's more comfortable than wearing a strap or bracelet watch too. I'll never throw a watch face away again! #PoCoLo
ReplyDeleteThank you Anne, so quick and easy to do too :)
Deletewhat a fantastic idea :-)
ReplyDeleteBrill isn't it. It came from the book DIY Fashionista :)
DeleteOhh wow! That looks fab x
ReplyDeleteThank you Kim :D
DeleteThat's a great idea and it looks fab. I'd love it if you would link this post to my #ThriftyThursday linky. Only if you would like to of cause :-) #PoCoLo
ReplyDeleteThank you Gina, of course I'll link it up :)
DeleteThanks for linking :-)
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome. When I'm back from hols I try and make it a regular occurrence if I can :)
DeleteThis looks amazing Rachael, well done - you are so creative :) Thank you for linking to PoCoLo x
ReplyDeleteThank you :D
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