A Three Pocket Pouch
Jaime Leigh at Snap Guide has shared a tutorial of making a practical three pocket pouch with an old men’s tie.
A Throw Pillow Decorated with Ties
Image via: Shop The Shopping Bag
Cute Memory Albums
Ashley Hackshaw also known as Lil Blue Boo created these adorable memory albums by using the big collection of her late dad’s ties.
A Stylish Clutch Bag
Image via: Livbit
Upcycled Tie Wreaths
Image via: Mikeshinobi at Flickr , Sadie Seasongoods
A Necktie Rug
Eileen via flickr has shared a colorful round rug that is crafted skilfully with recycled neck ties.
Button Tie Bracelets
Jessi Wohlwend at Practically Functional has shared a tutorial of making some really stylish bracelets using old ties and buttons. They will look great to team up with your summer outfits.
A Thrift Store Tie Headband
Nicholette at Craft Envy has shared a tutorial of a cute headband with a crystal centered flower that she has created from an old tie. The method is pretty easy to follow and you can make many like these from different ties for your little girl.
A Super Cute Tie Dress
Image via: Recreate Design Company
A Cuff Bracelet
Etsy Shop Ascot Handbags has recycled a tie in the form of a cuff bracelet and to give it a feminine touch they have added rhinestones to the cuff bracelet to make the print even more prominent and chic.
A Chair with Old Ties Cover
Etsy Shop Old Bag Designer has restored an old Victorian chair and added a wonderful upcycled ties cover.
A Stylish Brooch
Image via: Delfi
A Recycled Tie Button Bracelet
Image via: Ascot Handbags at Etsy
A Wine Bottle Tote
Image via: The Girl Creative
A Chic Ruffled Neck Piece
Image via: Handmade Mess
Awesome Necklaces
The Crafting Chicks a blog run by three friends have shared a tutorial of turning old ties into some really lovely necklaces.
An Obi Style Belt
Rachel Smith via Flickr has recycled men’s ties into a wonderful belt that you can team up with your single color dresses and tops to make a style statement.
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