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On Sunday I went to the Renegade Craft Fair in San Francisco and found so many great crafts including a lot of trendy fashion forward accessories.  However, the prices didn't really fit into my budget.  My goal is to recreate the items I liked for 1/3 or less the price.

Here is the fringe-necktie.  It is easy to make and you can find most of the materials in your house.

inspired by lilian asterfield by nicole deponte
 
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Step 1: Materials

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The fringe-necklace was $38 at the craft fair and I'm pretty sure it was on sale.  I paid approx. $12, but if I didn't have to pay for the tie it could easily have been under $10.

Necktie: $6 found at a second hand shop, or you can steal a necktie from your boyfriend!
Fringe (1 1/2 yards): approx. $5, ($3.5/yrd) found at any fabric or sewing shop
Buttons: take buttons off of your old clothing.  I happened to find these in my moms sewing box.  They weren't on the original neckties but I added them for flare, I think they look cool!
Needle and Thread - already had
k2iran says: Apr 3, 2013. 12:52 PM
the necktie is cute, but, the picture's quality ruined it :P
krazihobo says: Dec 20, 2010. 1:15 AM
Do you add a double twist in the loop when sewing the two ends together so that the neck tie will hang straight when doubled up, or do you just sew it in a straight loop?
kperry says: Nov 9, 2010. 3:26 PM
Can I borrow this?!?!? LOVE IT!
Lettucehead says: Aug 7, 2010. 12:58 PM
It's amazing, I need to make one of these!
angelabchua says: Aug 4, 2010. 11:35 AM
zomg. love it.
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