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    Macrame and Basketry
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  • The process of weaving or sewing pliable materials into three dimensional artifacts, such as baskets, mats mesh bags or even furniture.
    Basketry
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  • Is an elegant knot that looks best in a long, lacy designs with many strands.
    Josephine Knot
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  • is a form of textile – making using knotting rather than weaving or knitting.
    Macrame
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  • An excellent cord for macrame jewelry. It is fine-ply and well finished product.
    Waxed linen
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  • A synthetic, silky-finish braid or cord that comes in thin sizes. It is mainly used in jewelry items.
    Cotton Twines
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  • Delicate yarns create sculptural geometric shapes with simple macrame knotting techniques.
    Planters’ product
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  • This historical knot is frequently seen in both modern and vintage Macrame patterns.
    Spiral Stitch
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  • a combination knot, featuring the Square Knot and a variation of Endless Falls.
    Secret River Bar
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  • a chain of Square knots tied around a loop. It's often called the Solomon Bar.
    Portuguese Sennit
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  • tied to form a chain, also called a sennit
    Alternating Half Hitch
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  • also known as Ringbolt Hitching, is an interesting decorative knot seldom used in Macrame.
    Cockscomb Knot
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  • the most important decorative knot you will learn to tie.
    Square Knots
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  • The basic concept is that you tie Square knots in horizontal rows.
    Alternating Square Knots
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  • a Square Knot pattern featuring the addition of an extra cord.
    Footprint Bar
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  • are vintage Square knot patterns featuring wide picot loops.
    Fish Bone Designs
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  • are vintage Macrame techniques frequently seen in patterns written in the early and mid-1900's.
    Picot designs
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