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   Bel Argent | Jan 26, 2008 03:10am | #1

   Try Greenberg & Hammer or Atlanta Sewing Supply. Or you could cannibalize a good quality, good-condition-but-ugly thrift shop tie.

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   whatsewever | Jan 26, 2008 06:34am | #2

   Thanks for the info.  I am planning to make and sell some hand painted silk ties for both men and women so I think I prefer to buy new interfacing.  I have bought second hand silk ties at the Thrift to patch a silk jacket that keeps wearing out in certain areas.  Nothing wrong with recyling. 

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   zuwena | Jan 26, 2008 10:31am | #3

   You might find some good information at the following link:

   http://www.askandyaboutclothes.com/Tutorials/HOBERHowToMakeANECKTIE.htm

   Zuwena

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   whatsewever | Jan 27, 2008 05:13am | #4

   Thanks for sending the site on ties.  I have checked it out and it is awesome.  This site is definately going into my favorites file.

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   limelake | Jan 30, 2008 12:25pm | #5

   On Peggy Sagers site, http://www.silhouettepatterns.com, she sells Tie Interfacing that they use in sleeve caps. My assumption is that this in one type of interfacing to use with ties.

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   whatsewever | Jan 30, 2008 05:31pm | #6

   Thanks for the information.  I checked out the site "Silhouette Pattern" and they have just what I am looking for.   I will most certainly place an order for the interfacting. The trip to NY City they offer is a trip I always want to do but unfortunately I am  in ice cold Canada and it seems no one here offer such an exciting trip. 

   I have also check out the sites that other members sent and am very greatful for all this wonderful information.