Ribbon-Tied Belts

It sat there and I pondered the coat's purpose in life and decided it would be happy to be repurposed into a more useful item. I thought about a bag, but then I knew it had to be a belt.
Afraid to "waste" the body of the coat, I cut apart the sleeves to experiment. And, lucky for me, it turns out that I love the experiment!
I made the belt reversible with a bit of Alexander Henry fabric.


I then decided I'd like at least another belt in this style, so I whipped up this one.

I used a solid gray fabric and sewed a piece of lace down the middle.

The reverse is solid black.

(I used a medium-weight, iron-on interfacing to give the belt some stability.)
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