Oggi vedremo insieme come riciclare delle vecchie cravatte, in maniera creativa e intelligente!
Oggi vedremo insieme come riciclare delle vecchie cravatte, in maniera creativa e intelligente!
Oggi vedremo insieme come riciclare delle vecchie cravatte, in maniera creativa e intelligente!
Oggi vedremo insieme come riciclare delle vecchie cravatte, in maniera creativa e intelligente!
みちくさアートラボ、レポート担当シイナです。 みちくさアートラボの「縫わない」「ネクタイそのままを活かして」というコンセプトでスタートした「ネクタイリメイク雑貨」「ネクタイコサージュ講座」の講座も、かれこれ8年ほどが経ちます。 ご家庭に余っている「 ...
OCCASION Work, luncheon, date, church, wedding, or casual wear FEATURES Eco-friendly, one of a kind, repurposed necktie necklace Hand-sewn by me in my smoke-free studio Easy-wear statement necklace will attract compliments and start conversations Hook and loop closure for quick and easy adornment SPECIAL NOTE - The tie is never cut or altered. I only fold, pleat, or twist the tie to create the necklace. Color and/or Pattern Stripe pattern Purple. Lavender, Gray, Black, and White Materials and Size Repurposed silk necktie (Van Heusen) Gray Pearlized Button Gentle hook and loop closure, similar to Velcro Approx circumstance - 20-23 inches How to Wear Locate the hook and loop strips at each end of the tie. Hold a finger on each hook and loop strip, press them together. Care Spot clean item with a small amount mild detergent, if needed. Air dry. Do not immerse in water. Gift If your order is a gift being sent directly to the recipient, I will be happy to include a personal note for you. Simply add the note you wish to send in the “Notes To Seller” section when you checkout. CUSTOM ORDER If you have a necktie you want to transform into a necktie necklace, please check out the listing below and let’s get started. https://www.etsy.com/listing/1198906439 NECKTIE NECKLACE SECTION https://www.etsy.com/shop/NeckWearthyByLois?id=878949586§ion_id=26959389 NeckWearthyByLois MAIN PAGE https://www.etsy.com/shop/NeckWearthyByLois Please, don’t hesitate to contact me with any questions. Best, Lois
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みちくさアートラボ、ローズ担当シイナです。 ヴィンテージネクタイを使ったアイテムを日々つくっています。 バラコサージュもいろいろ作ってますよ★ ネクタイリメイクのバラコサージュは、先日お知らせした、来年1/8～のＣｒｅｅｍａＧａｌｌｅｒｙ‘ｓＷｅｅｋでも ...
Molte donne sognano di avere unghie lunghe e forti. Tuttavia non sempre è possibile. Quando si fanno le faccende domestiche, molto spesso si utilizzano delle sostanze chimiche che aderiscono alle unghie e le danneggiano, favorendo la comparsa di macchie e causandone l’indebolimento. Inoltre anche l’uso di gel e smalto può causare danni a lungo termine. Se vuoi avere unghie più lunghe e forti, puoi provare ad usare il bicarbonato di sodio. Il segreto per avere delle unghie più lunghe e forti Il bicarbonato di sodio utilizzato per combattere il reflusso gastrico, sbiancare i denti e mantenere le gengive sane, è un...
Don't throw dad's old ties away. Here are 40 Top Refashioned Necktie Craft Projects including decor for the home, purses, jewelry and accessories and more!
Here is how to make a very quick and simple floor rug using old men's neckties. Since valentine's Day is right around the corner I decided to make a rug using only red ties. I purchased a lot of old ties on Ebay, I was very pleased with the mixed lot that I received - for a very reasonable price. Estate sales and garage sales are the best places to find the best deals. For this little rug I used 16 ties. Do not pull the ties apart, use them just as they are, you will only trim the length of the tie to the width of the backing. Begin with a piece of backing material. I have tried several different materials, this time I started with a piece of buckram fabric. Buckram is usually used to make book covers and hats but it was a weight that I thought would hold up well. My rug is 36" long and 25" wide. The buckram comes in a 25" width, you can piece it together to make what ever size you like. (*update* 5-22-13 I have started using thick felt for the backing, it seems to be more rigid over time, easier to sew and it give the rug a little cushion.) Ties are very long so you will only be using about half of the tie. Be sure to hold on to the other half for another project. Start in the center of the piece of buckram, pin your first tie down and then pin another tie next to that one with the large end pointed the other direction as you see below, we will alternate wide, narrow, wide, narrow. It is important that you use a very heavy duty needle for this, I used a 18/110 and a heavy duty upholstery thread. I used a matching red thread. Using a fairly close zig-zag stitch, sew the first two ties together on top of the buckram backing. Working out from the center out, keep adding ties with a zig-zag stitch, trimming the excess tie off. This is what it should look like when you have sewn down all your ties. Trim off any left over tie pieces or points. Machine bind as you would a quilt. Katie at Swimbikequilt has a good tutorial if you don't know how to do this. You could try to bind by hand but I think it would be difficult due to the thickness of the fabric. I used a red twill fabric for my binding so that it would hold up to wear and tear. There you are, just that easy!
