Climbing rope belt diy

Upcycling old climbing ropes from @movementgymsportland into belts. I had this idea after seeing a similar project, but I wanted mine to keep the inner rope and the overall resemblance of a climbing rope. I’m beginning to lean into the creative design process and its felt incredibly rewarding, but I’ll likely take a long break from textile design as I’m entering a big transition period (travel & moving). This project took a lot of trouble shooting, like figuring out how to remove just a…

Upcycling old climbing ropes from @movementgymsportland into belts. I had this idea after seeing a similar project, but I wanted mine to keep the inner rope and the overall resemblance of a climbing rope. I’m beginning to lean into the creative design process and its felt incredibly rewarding, but I’ll likely take a long break from textile design as I’m entering a big transition period (travel & moving). This project took a lot of trouble shooting, like figuring out how to remove just a…

Upcycling old climbing ropes from @movementgymsportland into belts. I had this idea after seeing a similar project, but I wanted mine to keep the inner rope and the overall resemblance of a climbing rope. I’m beginning to lean into the creative design process and its felt incredibly rewarding, but I’ll likely take a long break from textile design as I’m entering a big transition period (travel & moving). This project took a lot of trouble shooting, like figuring out how to remove just a…

Quantum on Instagram: "Upcycling some of our new rad colour ways that will be available in this Fridays drop. We rework retired climbing rope into belts for your pants! Check it out. . . . . #climbing #bouldering #upcycled #upcycledfashion #coolshit #rockclimbing #belt #reworked #sewing #climbingrope"

Climbing ropes are only safe to climb on for around a year, so at the end of that year they typically get thrown out. This is an issue because climbing ropes are not biodegrable, so they end up sitting around in a landfill. As a way to help solve this issue, we turn old climbing ropes into belts, bracelets, dog collars, and leashes, which also happen to look really good. Check out our website to learn more.

Quantum on Instagram: "Making one of our Blue Lagoon upcycled belay belts made from retired climbing rope! Giving them a new life on the wall and keeping them from the bin! Here’s how we make them! #upcycled #bouldering #upcycledfashion #coolshit #climbing #reworked #belt"

Made a really cool belt out of recycled climbing rope today!! First time ever using my #singersewing machine :) Check out adventureneverends.com for more like this . . . #reducereuserecycle #upcycled #climbingrope #diyproject #diy

Upcycling old climbing ropes from @movementgymsportland into belts. I had this idea after seeing a similar project, but I wanted mine to keep the inner rope and the overall resemblance of a climbing rope. I’m beginning to lean into the creative design process and its felt incredibly rewarding, but I’ll likely take a long break from textile design as I’m entering a big transition period (travel & moving). This project took a lot of trouble shooting, like figuring out how to remove just a…

Upcycled climbing rope belt

I had this awesome rope donated by a customer looking to have some fun gear recycled from her old rope! After a bit of clean up it turned out as vibrant as new :) Want to have fun stuff made from your old climbing rope/s?! Contact me! #recycled #climbing

It all started from this picture that I found on TUMBLR and then went searching for any info I could find on who took the photo shot and...

Quantum on Instagram: "Upcycling belts from retired climbing rope. We repurpose your retired climbing rope into rad belts. Send us your rope for a free belt all shipping costs covered. . Quantumnz.net . . . #upcycle #climbing #bouldering #rockclimbing #repurpose #upcycledfashion #belt #recycle"

Hand made, high quality products designed and made in Sheffield, UK. Scavenger upcycle rock climbing gear, bike components and other waste materials.

Rock Climbing Rope Bracelet: I first came across these in my childhood while I was at my first boy scout summer camp. The climbing tower instructors there would retire the worn out climbing ropes, but instead of discarding it, they took the time to re purpose them into these n…

Upcycling old climbing ropes from @movementgymsportland into belts. I had this idea after seeing a similar project, but I wanted mine to keep the inner rope and the overall resemblance of a climbing rope. I’m beginning to lean into the creative design process and its felt incredibly rewarding, but I’ll likely take a long break from textile design as I’m entering a big transition period (travel & moving). This project took a lot of trouble shooting, like figuring out how to remove just a…

DIY Harness for Climbing: This is a DIY harness for climbing from paracord and a climbing rope. <br&a…

Quantum on Instagram: "Upcycling belts from retired climbing rope. Trade in your rope for a free product of your choice all shipping covered! . Quantumnz.net . . . #bouldering #climbing #rockclimbing #upcycled #upcycledclothes #belt"