The Little Boy Tie Pattern
(and bowtie too!)
Pattern found here!!
*this pattern is for home, personal use only.*
*this pattern is for home, personal use only.*
Haha! It's done! Feewph! *wipes sweat from brow*. That totally kicked my butt! Not nearly as simple as i thought it would be! But i learned a lot... and now i actually have a pattern. Yay!
I added a bowtie part {thanks to my dad's request} so now there is a tie AND bowtie pattern. {my babies wore their bowties to church on Sunday. They were t.o.o. cute!}
Now here is the photo tutorial for the ties. I will add the bowtie photo tutorial tomorrrow:
- Print out pattern. Cut out pattern pieces along desired lines.
- Place pieces on a pressed piece of fabric {remember to wash and dry fabric first}. Cut out pattern pieces.
- Take your two main tie pattern pieces and place them RIGHT sides together. Pin around edges. Stitch 3/8” away from the edge, leaving a 2 inch space to turn it right side out.
- Iron fusible fleece onto the wrong side of one side of the tie {the side with the fusible fleece will be the back side}.
- Clip the corners {otherwise your points will have excess bulk}
- Turn Inside Out
- Stitch the opening closed {either by hand or machine}
- Set aside main tie, and grab the neck strap. Fold in half.
- Fold tie neck strap in half. Press. Now fold the raw edges in onto the middle line you just created {just like bias tape}. Stitch close to the edge.
- Place tie in U shape.
- Place Neck strap on top.
- Fold Tie piece over and through the neck strap into a faux knot (see pictures)
- Tack in place.
- Attach tie tail holder.
- Sew on Velcro OR apply snaps.
- Place tie on your little boy and take LOTS of pictures! :o)
Coming tomorrow....
The Little Boy's Bowtie!
(photo tutorial)
This is too cute! And sounds very easy. I need to try these for my nephew. My son is 6, could these work for him too?
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