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Ways to Recycle Mens Ties

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Father’s Day is coming soon. If you are still searching for the perfect Father’s Day gift, perhaps you should look in Dad’s closet and make a recycled tie gift. Or maybe recycle men’s ties into something cute for yourself?
 
 
Related: Father’s Day Gift Ideas (that he will actually love)

How to Recycle Mens Ties

Here are some great ideas for recycling those old neckties that Dad never wears.
 
 
Recycled Tie Banner – Make a banner from Dad’s old ties to celebrate his special day. Get the tutorial at Dollar Store Crafts.
 

Shadowbox Keepsake – Create a loving memory box using a picture and Dad’s ties. Get the tutorial at I Can Teach My Child.

Necktie Rose Bouquet – This is not your ordinary bouquet of flowers. Tun recycled ties into roses or send them to someone on Etsy to do it for you.

DIY Table Runner – Make a sentimental statement using old neckties to make a table runner for birthdays, special occasions, or Father’s Day. Get the pattern on Etsy.

Necktie Cowl – Repurpose old neckties into a cowl or infinity scarf using this pattern available on Etsy.

Recycled Necktie Scarf – If a cowl is not the right style, you can also find someone making old ties into scarves for women. See it on Etsy.

Recycled Tie Bracelets – Old neckties get upcycled into cute boho-style bracelets at this Etsy shop.

5 Minute Headband – How adorable is this silky, sweet headband? Get the tutorial at Crafting a Green World.

Glasses Case – A necktie is transformed into a practical eye glass case. It even includes a little pocket for holding tickets or an eyeglass wipe. See it here.

Handbag / Tote Bag – Transfer several ties into an adorable handbag or tote Bag like this one available for purchase on Etsy.

Luggage Tag and Handle Cover Set – Super smart! You can recognize your luggage easily with a custom luggage tag made from a man’s neck tie. Get the tutorial at Craft Test Dummies.

Upcycled Necktie Hat – Add a splash of retro style to your wardrobe by repurposing old neckties into a cute hat. Get the tutorial on Etsy.

Boho-style Skirt – If you love unique fashion, you can transform men’s ties into a multi-patterned skirt. Available to purchase at Etsy or find a similar tutorial here.

Dining Placemats – What a smart way to decorate for Father’s Day or Dad’s birthday! Make placemats from old men’s neckties. Find the Tutorial from Craft Stylish.

Catch-all Bowl – Men’s neckties are twisted and made into cord to create this unique bowl. Find it on Etsy here.

Floral Pillow Decor – I love how old neckties are made into a floral pattern to adorn basic pillows. These are available on Etsy.

Key Fobs – Men’s old neckties can become handsome silk key fobs that slip on your wrist. You can purchase some here.

Pet Collar – Man’s best friend gets an update using a man’s tie to become a pet collar. Available for purchase at Etsy.

Men’s Necktie Vest – Several neckties are sewn together to become a memorable vest for women. Custom made at Etsy here.

Bangle Bracelets – Simple yet stylish, a man’s silk tie is wrapped around bangles to create a stunning bracelet. See them here.

Quilted Memory Pillow – Men’s neckties are cut into small squares and quilted together to make this beautiful pillow. Custom orders available on Etsy.

Vintage Tote / Shoulder Bag – This unique and adorable tote is made from men’s neck ties but works perfectly for keeping your stuff together on the go. Get one here.

Cosmetic Bag – Several men’s ties can be cut and made into a gorgeous cosmetic bag like this one available at Etsy.

 

What would you make from an old necktie?

Have a brilliant idea for recycled old ties into cute upcycled necktie crafts? Tell us about it in the comments ways you would recycle men’s neckties.

Filed Under: DIY Home Tagged With: Crafts, Gifts, Green, Recycle

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Comments

  1. Johanne Beaudoin says

    June 11, 2023 at 4:46 pm

    Hi Tabitha – Thanks so much for featuring my Necktie Memory Quilt pattern on your site. It’s definitely resulted in many sales for me, so it is much appreciated. Love your site! Take care, Jo

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    • Gail Hallinan says

      December 28, 2024 at 2:20 pm

      Great ideas. I have a friend that had her husbands ties made into a stool after he passed. Any ideas? Thanks

      Reply
      • Tabitha says

        January 16, 2025 at 9:18 am

        That’s an interesting idea. I had to google it because I was struggling to imagine what that looked like. I saw this on Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/listing/525911424/custom-tuffet-stool-made-with-your-ties

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