How to Make a Bolo Tie
Make a bolo tie as a party favor that doubles as an accessory.
By:
Kristin Guy
Materials Needed
- bolo tie clip
- leather cord
- metal cord tips
- festive twine
- copper disc
- fresh eucalyptus and thistles
- pliers
- super glue
Lace Leather Cord
Lace leather cord through the two open slots on the bolo tie clip.
Attach Copper Medallion
Super glue the copper medallion onto the front of the bolo tie clip.
Attach Metal Clip Ends
Clamp metal bolo tie clips onto the ends of leather cord using pliers.
Add Foliage
Tie together a simple bouquet of eucalyptus and other dry white flowers (like thistles), leaving extra length in the twine.
Secure Foliage
Force extra twine through the open slots on the bolo tie clip, and secure foliage as well as twine behind the clasp.
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