I cut the seam that was holding the end of the belt to the buckle and pulled it through til it was the size I wanted.
Then I sewed it along the edge as close to the buckle as possible. Obviously, without the specialized machine they use, you will see the seam, but I'm ok with that. I got it as close as possible and tried to stay straight (I'm so bad at that, I almost did it) and cut off the excess.
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Good idea! Right now my husband is making do with a duct tape repair on his belt until we can find him a sturdy (read non-plastic like material) one in our price range. The leather has given away around the buckle.
Good job.
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