Father's Day Tie Project
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● Brother thread ● 3/4-yard fabric ● 1/4-yard quilters muslin ● 1 1/2-yards heavyweight sew-in interfacing ● 1-yard light weight fusible interfacing ● Scissors ● Measuring tape ● Iron
Step 2: Create a tie shape out of cotton backing and use it to measure out and cut against the fabric of your choice.
Step 3: Cut the different pieces of the tie separately: the neck piece, middle section and two separate liner ends.
Step 4: Create the bottom backing out of a neutral color complimentary to the fabric pattern, place at the bottom of the tie and sew.
Step 5: Attach two separate pieces to the sides of the tie and join them together in the middle, creating a middle seam.
Now go forth and make your own!
Materials Needed:
● Brother Sewing Machine: Pacesetter● Brother thread ● 3/4-yard fabric ● 1/4-yard quilters muslin ● 1 1/2-yards heavyweight sew-in interfacing ● 1-yard light weight fusible interfacing ● Scissors ● Measuring tape ● Iron
Tip: Iron each fabric block so they align better.
Instructions:
Step 1: Organize your fabrics and Brother thread prior to getting started, especially if you're creating multiple ties like we did!
Step 2: Create a tie shape out of cotton backing and use it to measure out and cut against the fabric of your choice.
Step 3: Cut the different pieces of the tie separately: the neck piece, middle section and two separate liner ends.
Step 4: Create the bottom backing out of a neutral color complimentary to the fabric pattern, place at the bottom of the tie and sew.
Step 5: Attach two separate pieces to the sides of the tie and join them together in the middle, creating a middle seam.
Now go forth and make your own!
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