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Tie one On!
A pleasure to wear.
A sight to see.
A fun, rather curious piece.
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This TIE is a Yoke!
Up Cycled neck Tie |
Neck Yoke ** New York
Simple buttons and precise folds
help to create this neck yoke.
The Neck Yokes are all fastened together
at the side with Velcro.
This Classic but Chic 100% silk tie choice
feels inspirational.
The beautiful antique buttons become more apparent
upon a second glance.
I was excited to find this silk tie.
I really like the colors.
I purchased the beaded fringe at Fabricland and hand stitched it onto the piece.
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Neck Tie Necklace
The neck tie is first stitched together with wrong sides together at the back back seam.
After turning the tie to right sides out
the small plastic and larger wooden beads have been stuffed into the tie tube and individually stitched between to separate and define each bead.
Upcycled Neck Tie |
The black, wispy bits were created by the fringed effect of ball of wool. It has was wrapped several times around and between each bead.
Up cycled neck tie |
This necklace is wrapped with cotton embroidery thread between the beads.
A metal chain clasp and chain are at back.
Upcycled neck ties |
The metallic dangle was added to compliment the small brass rings
that I placed between each bead.
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