Craft Tips > Recycled CraftsMarch 20, 2005

Decorating a Chair With Neckties

When I visited Texas last year I saw a antique chair and the seat had been redone by weaving vintage men's neckties for the seat. I would love the have the directions for doing this. Thank you in advance to anyone who can help me with this craft information.

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By Della Mano Designs (Guest Post) 06/17/2008

Hi,
I teach a course in weaving chair seats out of neckties. The next time you're in Maine, please stop in and I'll show you some. Or, better yet, sign up for my weekend class and enjoy a vacation in Maine! Check it out at http://www.artnightout.com/ . The next necktie class is in October! Thanks and good luck -
Diane Dellamano Brakeley
Della Mano Designs

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03/22/2005

That is so so cute....can't wait to try !

By suzi homemaker (Guest Post) 03/21/2005

This is probably just conicidence, but I live in Copperas Cove, Texas and we have a little coffee shop in town and they have a chair with the seat weaved in neckties!! They have mismatched chairs and tables, and large grapevine hanging from the ceiling. It's a really cute place!

03/21/2005

Good idea, Betty! Here is a website for a Necktie Chair seat that shows you how:
http://www.diynetwork.com/diy/fn_ch ... cle/0,2025,DIY_13823_2269615,00.html
Please let me know if the link doesn't work for you. I wish you great success!
Maryanne


http://romantichomesmagazine.co.nr

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