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Permalink Reply by janice lee weiss truitt on November 21, 2011 at 12:00pm s h...you dont want to 'secure' it, as it is still a choker, just put to multiple use...a square knot is just fine...dont break the choker ties when you want it untied...you must be reading my mind because i just put my grandson's bone-pipe and shell choker on his black cowboy hat a few minutes ago!!!
beautiful things...best of luck selling!!!
Permalink Reply by Stan H on December 1, 2011 at 11:54am Here are more I made with the idea of using them as hatbands as well as chokers.
have punched a series of holes in the ends of the elk skin ties and provide a piece of waxed sinew that can be used to tie the band to fit the hat.
A couple with a patriotic flair:
This is 3 strands, with red horn pipe, white pipe bone, and blue dyed pipe bone, with elk skin ties and spacers.
Here is one with the same, but also a "flag" centered using crow beads.
Black horn pipe with turquiose colored glass crow beads
This one is antiqued white pipe bone and black horn pipe.
Or I can add a carved bone buffalo skull for a center piece
This one is a more simple, 2 strand with dyed blue pipe bone and colored glass crow beads
I can add abalone shell center pieces, as I have on some of my other chokers, on any of these also. Or I can add conchos, stars, marshal badges, etc.
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