How do I make an interchangeable ribbon watch band?

Answer 1

First you need the proper watch face. It should be 1" dia. with a post on each end. Get about a 10 or 11 inch long piece of grosgrain ribbon. I would stitch a very small hem on one side or use washable glue to secure it. Next pick up a semi-circular clasp called a D ring buckle ( fabric stores sell them ) This item allows you to cinch the ribbon tightly to your wrist. Make a small loop of ribbon to fit around the ribbon band, to act as a holder for the excess ribbon. Slide this on the band, making sure it lays flat and you haven't made it too small. Now, on the unfinished end attach the 2 rings ( one on top of the other ) in the same manner you hemmed the other end. Slide the plain hemmed edge and the small loop through the first handle of the watch face, behind the watch face itself and thread through the second handle. Center the watch face on the ribbon and cinch tightly on your wrist. Secure the excess ribbon of the band under the small loop to secure it in place. Remember to only use grosgrain ribbon ( fabric store )7/8" wide.

Answer 2

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