You’re very welcome! 
Just made four of these and they’re awesome! Thanks for the tutorial!
Awesome! Glad to help!
I came across some possible alternatives for those that aren’t near a craft store or Walmart:
For a GBII style fob - remove the buckle and sew, plus leftover material for at least one more.
http://precioustails.com/images/thumbnails/double_layer_lead__28955.jpg
Comes with a clip, albeit not screen-accurate. Use it or add your own - I found the leash and collar at Fred’s along with one snap clip they had in stock. I didn’t notice any there, but I bet they could be had in white (for GBII) as well…! At least basic black should be able to be found most anywhere I would think (grocery store, etc).
I’d mentioned in another thread about using one of the rifle slings I’d bought in bulk to try this with, for a fob to connect the leg hose. Turns out my memory was fuzzy, they were an OD green fabric rather than black nylon. Not sure the composition, but it would NOT take Rit dye very well at all. Also, I had to sew the keyring in as the material was too thick to get a snap to attach through two layers of it. I used a bit of regular black spray paint, which at first looked good. But most of it came off on my hands the next day when I was attaching the snaps! I guess dedicated FABRIC spray paint is a must for such projects. Anyhow, here’s what my “experimental” fob came out like:
This probably would have been better as it’s own thread. 
I pretty much made mine the same way except I used leather that was pre cut to be used as wrist bands. I bought them at Michaels, I think they’re called craft leather wristbands. Thanks for sharing!
Just completed my first set.
It was fun and easy! 
Think I’ll do another set in the near future.
I’m putting together a set for my two boys Halloween costumes.
Bump for new busters looking to get ready for Halloween…
These are sweet I will definitely be using to complete my uniform! Thanks for bumping it
I just followed this tutorial and it works brilliantly. Thank you
Very nice!!
I second the idea of making the hole with a hot nail or old soldering iron. It keeps the hole from fraying and the button popping out. I had to redo my Alice straps because the buttons were about to fall off from the fraying strap.