The Warwick Tie Paper Sewing Pattern - Maven Sewing Patterns
Our delightful tie sewing pattern is all you need to make a beautiful handmade tie. We have used the traditional making methods to ensure your tie will be of premium quality and be a stand-out present. Give the gift of creativity for someone to make their own tie or lovingly creating one for them, the choice is yours!
The Warwick Tie is a great scrap busting project and would also be perfect for making a set of unique Groomsmen’s ties for a wedding.
ADVANCED BEGINNER
- ONE SIZE
- Tip width 7cm (2 ¾”)
- Overall length 156cm (61″)
PAPER PATTERN – Full size A0 pattern sheet with illustrated instructions (English only), printed on 60gsm paper.
Our delightful tie sewing pattern is all you need to make a beautiful handmade tie. We have used the traditional making methods to ensure your tie will be of premium quality and be a stand-out present. Give the gift of creativity for someone to make their own tie or lovingly creating one for them, the choice is yours!
The Warwick Tie is a great scrap busting project and would also be perfect for making a set of unique Groomsmen’s ties for a wedding.
ADVANCED BEGINNER
- ONE SIZE
- Tip width 7cm (2 ¾”)
- Overall length 156cm (61″)
PAPER PATTERN – Full size A0 pattern sheet with illustrated instructions (English only), printed on 60gsm paper.
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Our delightful tie sewing pattern is all you need to make a beautiful handmade tie. We have used the traditional making methods to ensure your tie will be of premium quality and be a stand-out present. Give the gift of creativity for someone to make their own tie or lovingly creating one for them, the choice is yours!
The Warwick Tie is a great scrap busting project and would also be perfect for making a set of unique Groomsmen’s ties for a wedding.
ADVANCED BEGINNER
- ONE SIZE
- Tip width 7cm (2 ¾”)
- Overall length 156cm (61″)
PAPER PATTERN – Full size A0 pattern sheet with illustrated instructions (English only), printed on 60gsm paper.
