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Step 12Tie it!
Done.
Now see how to tie a Traditional Ascot or a Ruche knot (scrunch) here: http://www.thecravatcompany.co.uk/howtotie.htm
It's not much different from a four-in-hand.
Like all ties, this won't be washable, but you can steam it or sponge-off stains.
Now see how to tie a Traditional Ascot or a Ruche knot (scrunch) here: http://www.thecravatcompany.co.uk/howtotie.htm
It's not much different from a four-in-hand.
Like all ties, this won't be washable, but you can steam it or sponge-off stains.
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Dec 26, 2011. 3:33 AMMissCatsMeow
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Awesome idea! I've just gotten into making accessories for men and this is a great twist on up-cycling old ties! Thank you for sharing!
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Nov 25, 2011. 6:14 AMgseo
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Nice. really awesome this!! thanks
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Aug 1, 2010. 9:32 AMNola Yergen
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I do theatre costuming and this is gonna come in sooo handy for that as well as my steampunk obsession. Thanks for sharing!
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May 6, 2010. 9:13 AMfantasia1940
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Really wonderful instructable!! thank you for this! :D
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Mar 15, 2010. 2:02 AMLemurX
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Made this as my first project on my new sewing machine! Turned out quite well all thanks to your instructable.
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Oct 21, 2008. 8:32 PMbosnia13
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this is definitely interesting. I'd consider making this myself. no sewing machine though... might have to coerce someone into making it for me.
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Sep 19, 2008. 7:21 AMsirant
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Sweet! What a fantastic instructable! I never knew how to do an ascot tie, but I will certainly give it a go now! Thanks for the blast from the past!
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