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| Necktie Wreath spotted on Good Housekeeping. I love the idea that you could make this as a memorial to Dad or Grandpa as a way to display something that belonged to him. |
Turn Dad's old ties into door decor. You'll need a 14-inch wire wreath form from a crafts shop and 19 ties. Cut all ties but one into 15-inch lengths. Position the narrow end of first cut tie, front side up, on a section of the wreath. Wrap tie around form until pointed end is positioned as shown, hiding the rolled tie; secure with pins. Repeat, overlapping ties slightly. Flip wreath over; sew rolled-up ties to the backs of points. Pin on the uncut, bowed tie.If you don't have a stash of ties lying around, you can pick some up at the thrift store.
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| FREE Father's Day printable from Shindig Parties To Go (with Grandad & Step-Dad options too!) I especially love the neckties for the root beer. Click the photo to download. |
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| Upcycled Men's Tie Coffee cozy. Click photo to buy & see more. |
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| For the Gadget Geek Dad- Upcycled Tie Phone/Camera/Glasses case $11 |
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| Upcycled Tie Card Case $20 |
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| The Natty Professor repurposed tweed suit wallet $35 |
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| I'm pretty sure Daddy wouldn't object to getting several ties if Mommy promises to wear them like this from Glamarita on Etsy for $55. |
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| Who doesn't love a Sock Monkey?! 'Nough said. |
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