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World of Wonder Productions all things amazing The Oatmeal Craft Your Own DIY Camera Strap from a Belt, Shirt, and Boot A photography professor once told my class that the mark of a pro was a non-standard strap — boasting the brand and model of your camera was far too bold for his under-the-radar approach. We prefer style over subtlety when it comes to our accessories! That’s why we developed a fun and budget-friendly way to create custom camera straps from a few thrifted belts, an old boot, and some simple supplies from the craft store. I’m snappier with a camera than I am with a sewing machine, and this project only took a bit more than an hour to complete. If the finished product is picture-perfect, be sure to share a snapshot — you could win this month’s DIY-themed Facebook photo contest! DIY Streetstyle Wrist Strap You’ll get your shot in a snap with this petite strap, which keeps your retro rangefinder close at hand! 1. Trace the outline of an angled end onto the wrong side of a square with chalk or a marker. With the wrong sides facing, pin the squares together. 2. 3. 4. 1. 2. 3. 4. About Chris
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