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How to Stitch the Sides of the Guitar Strap Tabs

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Summary: Learn how to stitch up the sides of the tabs of your guitar strap with the tips in this free video series.

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How to Stitch the Sides of the Guitar Strap Tabs

I'm Candi-Cane Canncel with Expert Village. So we've sewed our appliques to our strap. Now the next step is to take the little tabs and stitch up the sides. So I ended up cutting my tabs a little bit down because my guitar strap ended up being a little bit thinner than I wanted it to. So you're just going to attach both of these with a pin, and then just stitch up the sides. We're just going to be stitching right sides out. Just go all the way around. When you get to the corner, just kind of pull the foot up and just keep going all the way around. And you only have to do around this part because we're actually going to be inserting this into the guitar strap and then stitching it to the strap. And do the same with the other. And just trim off the little extra pieces of thread. And once you have that done, the next step is to actually punch a little hole into your tabs and attach it to your strap.

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