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by gerryb 17 Feb 2012 ( edited Feb 19'12 02:29 )
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These pins are made from the small tail of men's ties. I am sorry, but I can't remember the blog where I got the directions!

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by noah 17 Feb 2012
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Now thats an idea there are many ties at the Sally Anne for 10 cents love it hugs carolyn
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by gerryb 17 Feb 2012
Tks! Any suggestions what to do with the OTHER end!?
by quilter124 17 Feb 2012
I make small purses out of them....send me PM with your email and I will send you directions....
by gerryb 17 Feb 2012
Tks...just sent it to you!
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by shirlener88 17 Feb 2012
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Those are darling.
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by oaro 17 Feb 2012
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great project
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by quilter124 17 Feb 2012
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very pretty and unique creation that puts ties to good use.....good job Gerry.....from your fellow TN cutie....
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by capoodle 17 Feb 2012
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Your giving me ideas as we found two hangers full of ties when we moved. Thought of the wide end making a coin purse and have seen a skirt, pillow, and quilt out of them. Also, saw a piece of tie wrapped around a hard boiled egg and dipped in maybe vinegar and if all silk it left a neat pattern on the egg.
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by justsew 17 Feb 2012
+4
how unusual, very nice.
Hugs Pam.
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by spendlove 17 Feb 2012
+3
Excellent. I wish I'd seen this just after I made a dress skirt out of the opposite ends of about 30 ties. I threw the narrow ends away! Tragic.
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by gerryb 17 Feb 2012
I rarely throw anything away..that's not to say I know WHERE it is, however!! :-)
by cherylgauteng 18 Feb 2012
You are not alone - I am always hunting for things that I KNOW I have put somewhere ??
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by jonell40 17 Feb 2012
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Your pins are very pretty and really unique. I've never seen anything like them before. I just goggled pins made from men's ties and I found a bunch of sites that have all sorts of things that you could do with with ties. A couple of them even show how to make the pins. Linda
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by bethelb 17 Feb 2012
+4
Cute idea !! Thanks for sharing !
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by powagrl 17 Feb 2012
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Here is a site with a tutorial. Scroll down the page.
http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=15811.msg126866#msg126866
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by gerryb 17 Feb 2012
That's it! That's where I saw it. Tks for posting & giving them the credit!! I did use vintage buttons for the centers instead of the covered buttons as I didn't have any covered buttons large enough.
by cherylgauteng 18 Feb 2012
Thanks so much for the link.
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by tilde01 17 Feb 2012
+4
Love your pins. Will be making some of these to go with my necktie purses.
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by smburt 17 Feb 2012
+3
Those are to cute. Years ago my daughter read a book and the girl in book made a skirt out of neckties. She always wanted me to try that. I like your pins much better.
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by roselili1 17 Feb 2012
+4
est qu'il y a quelque par un tuto pour les faire merci
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by queenofhearts 17 Feb 2012
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Had to share a photo of the tie purse that I made a few years ago. I read a tutorial on how to do it but then I made my own pattern. The gusset and handle takes 4 ties. On the front and back I used both ends of the tie by alternating them. I have used this purse very much.
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by queenofhearts 17 Feb 2012
I used a total of 10 ties, all purchased at a thrift store for 50 cents apiece.
by clawton 17 Feb 2012
Nice
by lidiad 17 Feb 2012
Love it!!! Hugs, Lidia
by toolips 18 Feb 2012
also cool
by deegee 19 Feb 2012
great job
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by clawton 17 Feb 2012
+2
Very cute!
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by sigrun 17 Feb 2012
+2
This is great
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by snowbird42 17 Feb 2012
+2
love them and love recycling....soozie
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by devon 17 Feb 2012
+2
very pretty, great idea
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by lidiad 17 Feb 2012
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Great idea! Hugs, Lidia
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by toolips 18 Feb 2012
+1
cool
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by dlonnahawkins 19 Feb 2012
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Well - and maybe I can think of something to do with the shopping bag full of ties that my daughter picked up at the thrift store for me. I started tearing them apart, for I say Nancy Zieman do a purse with the ties, and used the material from the tie as the bias binding. LOL But, too much work to take them all apart.
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by twee 19 Feb 2012
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Wow, is this clever