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Create a funky, personalized coffee / tea cozy from an old men's silk tie!
This super simple project is perfect for the chilly months AND perfect for coffee and tea drinkers. Silk ties wrapped around take-away cups are cute to look at and protect our hands from the heat!
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Marnie B. favorited Necktie Coffee Cozy
01 Apr 17:45
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24 Jan 22:49
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11 Dec 03:08
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Sadie Seasongoods entered her project Necktie Coffee Cozy to Singer Christmas Contest
14 Nov 23:52
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Krystal B. favorited Necktie Coffee Cozy
27 Oct 02:44
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21 Oct 14:13
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15 Oct 17:30
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11 Oct 13:12
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Steph. commented on Necktie Coffee Cozy
11 Oct 12:48
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Penny F. added Necktie Coffee Cozy to TO MAKE!
11 Oct 03:03
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Step 1Cut an old tie to approximately 15 inches (~38 cm)
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Step 2Fold over the edge and stitch- just to seal the cut edge.
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Step 3Sorry for the different tie, but it's easier to see! Stitch a piece of velcro on the OUTSIDE of the tie at the cut end.
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Step 4Add the other velcro half to the UNDERSIDE of the pointy end.
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Step 5Bedazzle with embellishments!
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Step 6Wrap around a steaming cup of coffee or tea!
Comments
Steph.
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Reading, England, GB
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212 projects
Does it protect your hands from the hat of the mug?
Sadie Seasongoods
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Greenville, South Carolina, US
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20 projects
Hi, Steph! Depending on the thickness of the tie and the mug/cup- it does! But you could also trace the tie on a piece of felt and then stitch that on the backside (before adding the velcro of course) and that will definitely insulate it well.
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