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I'm super blessed for marrying the right guy twenty years ago, sharing five incredible children together, and enjoying every minute of it. They put up with my fabric and yarn, books and papers, boxes and baskets and rarely complain. God bless'em! May all my messings be your blessings ... xo

Saturday, April 28, 2012

Old Ties Still Bind


For instructions on how to make several belt styles from neckties see:




I've included two different styles of card holder case patterns for you here.
With all the punches and stamps at the local coffee shops and hobby centers,
you're gonna be glad to have a neat place to keep them all!






Now this is something I have never yet attempted, but I'm game!
Here I have a video tutorial and written, as well.








This looks like a GREAT baby gift!
I totally have to do this!!!







I love these ideas for dressy doggie duds!
This looks like a very good toot:











This is the closest I could find for a lampshade pattern for neckties.
Put your clever cap on, measure thrice and cut but once:


This particular lampshade was created by Nancy Gamon:






For the footstool toot, you'll need to stitch your fabrics together first.







I could not find any instructions for this magnificent throw,
but I did find out that this gal goes by Eileen Away,
and she has made other such beatiful pieces.


 



Creating this will be easier than you might expect,
but you will need a grand collection!
This would make a great masculine quilt for the good fellas in your life.





Check my Etsy shops for possibly available upcycled neckties,
I keep my eyes peeled: