Iplay tool belt

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Even when that means I fail. The first thing I did was cut off the waistband. It looked like it might be long enough to be both the waistband and to tie together in the back of the tool belt.

I used my serger to close the raw edge. I really probably didn't need to do it, but I was excited to use my new serger! Next, I cut the bottom leg off of the pair of pants. These pants were from college or maybe graduate school, so they had more of a flared or boot-cut leg, so they definitely had more room than the current skinny jeans or are those "in" anymore?

Maybe not. I opened up the bottom pant leg and ended up with a large rectangle of fabric, which I knew I wanted to use for the "apron"-piece of the tool belt. Next, I took another pair of khakis that used to be Kamran's. They had these wide back pockets my khakis didn't have back pockets that I wanted to use to hold the tools. They have buttons in the middle of the pockets that divide them into two sections for two separate tool compartments, or they can be unbuttoned and it can just be a large pocket for all the tools together.

I cut the pockets out and serged around the raw edges. My project was starting to take form.