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5 Great Camera Strap Cover Tutorials

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So I got this great camera for my birthday
and now I need to cover the not-so-cute neck strap.
I knew I’d seen HEAPS of tutorials around the Blogosphere
on making a strap but here are my Top 5.
The basic version is at PhotoJojo with tutorial.
Skip to my Lou has a step-by-step tutorial
with a little padding to make it comfortable.
A gorgeous ruffled version is found at
She also has a cute patchwork version.
And finally the one I think I’m going to try
with ruffles and a little pocket
Finally, if you want the handmade look but don’t want to make it yourself
check out *Shey*[B]
Isn’t this Lime Green gorgeous?
PS: Here’s where you can see the camera strap I made!

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  1. Thanks for sharing all these great links! I really need to get my camera strap made.
    (Oh, and I've stumbled this post.) 🙂

  2. These are great, but I don't think I'd get my hubby to carry the camera is I attach one of these. Might need to go with a fabric that has NFL or NBA teams on it. 🙂

  3. ooo, nice! i know someone who would like one of these, thanks for sharing, i need to get started 🙂

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