Daddy's Ties

by Shirley Botsford

Book Overview

Do you have a bag of men's ties stashed away somewhere, just waiting for a good project idea? You can stop wondering what to do with those ties that your dad or husband no longer wears. Use them to... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0801985218
• ISBN13: 9780801985218
• Release Date: January 1994
• Publisher: Krause Publications
• Length: 96 Pages
• Weight: 0.83 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 8.3" x 10.8"

Customer Reviews

Great Projects for Ties

This is a well written craft book that gives plenty of ideas for using ties in crafts. My father recently passed away and he had many ties. Using this book I can make something for myself, my sister and brother using his ties as a remembrance.

Daddy's Ties

"Daddy's Ties" is a perfect book for anyone who wants to make something from all the great ties you can find. The pictures are fantastic, colorful, and very inventive! The instructions are thoughtful and in depth. This is a unique book for quilters and crafters alike.

FANTASTIC!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

WELL..let me start with saying this...as a botsford,i was delighted...as i have just lost both my parents,this was also a blessing in disguise. i have been terribly lost as to what to do with everything that was left to me...thank you,shirley,in more ways than i can say...signed sue botsford-binns(and proud of it!!!)

Daddy's Ties

What a spectacular book! I can't say enough about it, I've been recycling old clothes myself, and am so delighted to see all the things Shirley has done with ties. I've started collecting them myself inspired by her visit on simply quilts on hgtv. I am in awe of her. While I'm not a true quilter, I do sew and really enjoyed reading all of her ideas.

Fun and creative ideas

A lot of interesting ideas for using wonderful pieces of colorful silk. Make an heirloom with ties from a family member or collect them from friends. I've been getting ties from all over to use in projects I've found in this book.