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Men's Silk Tie Rose Pin


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Raid your husband's closet for silk ties he no longer wears and create beautiful silk rose pins from them. You can also purchase them for $1.00 each at Goodwill. Wear them on a blazer, pin on a tote bag or purse, or use to embellish a pillow. The possibilities are endless!

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Approximate Time: About 30 minutes

Supplies:

  • silk tie
  • hot glue gun and glue sticks
  • bar pin
  • ruler
  • scissors

Instructions:

    Tie Rose Pin step 1
     

  1. Beginning at the narrow end of the tie, begin rolling it up, adding a drop of hot glue as you roll. You will want to roll it up about 10-12 inches (that's where the ruler comes in) to create the center of the rose. Tie Rose Pin step 2
     

  2. Then begin twisting the tie, applying a little glue about every 1.5 inches, and forming it around the center. Your rose will begin to take shape. Tie Rose Pin step 3
     

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  3. Once the flower appears to be the size you want it, trim off the excess leaving about 2 inches to fold to the back. This creates a nice, smooth backing. Tie Rose Pin step 4
     

  4. Glue down the portion that is folded back, then glue on your pin back. I have also used the entire tie to create a larger flower which I pinned on a pillow (see photo). As you can see, I left the pointed end sticking out from it.

By Rachel's Mom from Wilkesboro, NC Finished Tie Rose Pin 1

 
Finished Tie Rose Pin 2
 
Tie Rose Pin on Pillow
 

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November 18, 20110 found this helpful

Love this....can't wait to make some!
Thanks, M

 

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December 14, 20110 found this helpful

Love this. It is a great idea for old ties. Thanks for sharing.

 
August 30, 20130 found this helpful

That is so neat. I have been collecting ties for years. I plan to use some for chair bottoms and quilts.

 
December 23, 20180 found this helpful

Love the idea and so simple! Going to make Spring Bouquet wreath,

 

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December 27, 20180 found this helpful

I hope you will share a picture of your wreath when it is done. :)

 
January 11, 20190 found this helpful

really like easy for chrildren to make for mothers

 
March 14, 20190 found this helpful

My dad passed away a few years ago and I saved his ties. Now I know what to do with them. I'll make these for my daughter and I. I'd like to add something of my mother's such as some kind of jewelry.

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I have her handkerchiefs also that I could make something with but what? Thanks for sharing. Bobbie

 
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March 19, 20200 found this helpful

Ill have to try it. I like them , cute!

 
February 19, 20220 found this helpful

Love it. Havent father in laws ties and they will now have new life

 
October 12, 20230 found this helpful

Hi! I love the look of the roses you make from men's neckties. My father-in-law recently passed away and I would like to make one for my mother-in-law for Christmas. I live in Lewisville, NC which is near Wilksboro.

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I am wondering if I could meet you in a public place between Wilksboro and Lewisville to help me make it. Do you ever go to Clemmons or Winston?

 

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