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01-10-2011, 12:36 PM

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nanna-up-north

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Great idea..... very nice!!

01-10-2011, 01:18 PM

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stichinluvr

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Here's a wall hanging I made with my husband's shirts and ties.

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04-16-2017, 05:33 PM

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tkb6801

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LOVE this Quilt !!!! Do you have a pattern or pattern name ? Would love to try this quilt.

04-16-2017, 05:53 PM

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Jane Quilter

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You've got to search on pinterest for ideas before you commit. The site is filled with ideas. Have to admit, I'd love to have sus z q 's wallhanging pattern.......

04-16-2017, 07:11 PM

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sue z q

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Jane Quilter

You've got to search on pinterest for ideas before you commit. The site is filled with ideas. Have to admit, I'd love to have sus z q 's wallhanging pattern.......

Made that several years ago; still enjoy it. Seems like the pattern has "Arabian" in the title.

04-17-2017, 02:35 AM

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QuiltMom2

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Originally Posted by katiescraftshop

I have a pattern for a necktie quilt and have been collecting the ties. It calls for opening up the ties, making a block with strips on the diagonal, and alternating them with solids like tweeds and things from suit jackets. They place mens buttons as the tie between each square. Can"t wait to start it. It's on my 2011 to do list.

2011 to do list? You mean there's someone else out there who's also six years behind??!

04-17-2017, 05:30 AM

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KalamaQuilts

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these ties were given to me by my barber customers.

40X27 inches, and I chose to frame the top.
My salute to watercolors when they were all the rage.
It can be hung from any side so it fits where i want to put it

Puff quilts are popular again, we called them biscuit quilts back then
I stitched the ties with that technique, then ironed them flat rather than stuffing.

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04-17-2017, 08:26 AM

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dorismae904

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My daughter has made several dresden plate quilts using ties. She washes the ties first and dries them. Next take each tie apart, you get more fabric than you would think. She backed them with a light iron on interfacing, then cut them out. I think the middle one was 20" and each corner had a quarter plate. turned out quite nicely. I just saw a tutorial on Missouri Star Quilt Co making grandmother's fan which looked fairly easy--preparing the tie fabric is time consuming--and you might be inspired by that.