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Easy DIY Braided Camera Strap To Make

Easy DIY Braided Camera Strap To Make
Love taking pics with your camera? Then it everywhere with you! To take your camera you’ll need a good and durable strap, so let’s make one. The supplies are gold swivel key hooks, cable cord or rope, fabric glue, nylon thread, leather cord, binder clips, small gold split rings. Take one piece of your cable... 
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Kate
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7 DIY Patchwork Accessories That Will Excite You

7 DIY Patchwork Accessories That Will Excite You
Guys, do you like patchwork? If you do, you can always spoil yourself with some super cute patchwork accessories and details that you use in everyday life. Like taking photos? Make a patchwork camera strap, you’ll need just some piece of fabrics. If you have an iPad or just a tablet, you can easily make... 
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Kate
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Stylish DIY Camera Embroidery Tote

Stylish DIY Camera Embroidery Tote
Cameras are kind of a trend today as we got used to put tons of photos at social sites. So why not embroider a camera on your tote to make it more original? Draw a camera on linen using Frixion pen. Cut out camera straps and glue them. It is just positioning for sewing. Cut... 
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Kate
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DIY Crocheted Camera Lens Cozy

DIY Crocheted Camera Lens Cozy
We’ve just told you of crocheted and knit pieces that bring coziness in, and this craft wasn’t there but I’m sure that any person who likes to make photos and, of course, who is good at crocheting. To make this camera lens cozy you’ll need your desired acrylic wool, crochethook 3.00 or 4.00mm, a pair... 
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Kate
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Easy DIY Lined Camera Bag

Easy DIY Lined Camera Bag
Need a bag to carry your camera? Take some fabric, thread and needle, and a sewing machine. Cut a piece of fabric, fold right sides together and begin sew the sides together, like you have two bags, connected by one side. Since the diagram looks like a flattened box, take the side pieces and fold... 
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Kate
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Girlish DIY Bracelet Camera Strap

Girlish DIY Bracelet Camera Strap
We’ve told you how to make some camera straps and how to make a girlish version for a small camera? Let’s make a strap that doesn’t look like a usual one but like a bracelet, it’s not for your neck but for your hands. You’ll need needle and thread, elastic thread, beads and thin thread.... 
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Kate
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Casual DIY Leather Camera Strap

Casual DIY Leather Camera Strap
We’ve just told you of a camera strap decorated with studs and here’s one more idea, more casual fro those who like it. You’ll need a leather strap, binder clips, liquid stitch, key rings, D-rings, swivel hooks and scissors. Attach the swivel hooks into the D-rings through the small slit and with your leather strip,... 
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Kate
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DIY Smartphone Camera Extender

DIY Smartphone Camera Extender
Holidays and summer are the best time of the year and of course you should make amazing photos to remember this time! Today a camera is often not needed because we have smartphones with great cameras inside. But let’s make an extender to take fantastic pictures! The supplies are an old umbrella, a mini tripod... 
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Kate
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15 Cool DIY Camera Bags

15 Cool DIY Camera Bags
If you happen to own a DSLR camera you know how hard it could be to carry it around. If you also have a bunch of lenses that is even harder. Thera are many camera bags on the market that are designed to make your life easier. Although usually they are quite expensive. That’s why... 
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Mike
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20 Cool DIY Camera Straps

20 Cool DIY Camera Straps
If you usually have a camera on you, you probably are already bored with a strap it comes with. Everybody have similar straps and they all look like an advertisement of your camera. Although nowadays it’s easy to make a custom DIY camera strap by yourself. We’ve gathered for you a bunch of tutorials showing... 
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Mike