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Back Restart

An excellent cord for macrame jewelry. It is fine-ply and well finished product.

Waxed linen

tied to form a chain, also called a sennit

Alternating Half Hitch

an implement used to make loops in thread or yarn and to interlock them into crochet stitches.

Crochet hook/needle

are vintage Square knot patterns featuring wide picot loops.

Fish Bone Designs

a Square Knot pattern featuring the addition of an extra cord.

Footprint Bar

is a form of textile – making using knotting rather than weaving or knitting.

Macrame

using materials that are wide and braidlike: palms, yucca

Plaiting basketry

This is a weaving technique where two or more flexible weaving elements cross each other as they weave through the stiffer radial spokes

Twining basketry

marked off in inches or centimeter with nails or preferably wooden or bamboo.

Macramé working board

This historical knot is frequently seen in both modern and vintage Macrame patterns.

Spiral Stitch

also known as Ringbolt Hitching, is an interesting decorative knot seldom used in Macrame.

Cockscomb Knot

a chain of Square knots tied around a loop. It's often called the Solomon Bar.

Portuguese Sennit

the most important decorative knot you will learn to tie.

Square Knots

A simple knot made by forming a loop and passing a free end around the standing part andthrough the loop

Overhand knot

Delicate yarns create sculptural geometric shapes with simple macrame knotting techniques.

Planters’ product

are commonly used to anchor work to a board while doing macramé

T-pins

a type of double knot that is made symmetrically to hold securely and to be easy to untie

Square knot

using reed, cane, willow, oak, and ash

Wicker and Splint basketry

used to hold jewelry beads or when gluing ends of cords.

Pair of tweezers

Is an elegant knot that looks best in a long, lacy designs with many strands.

Josephine Knot

A synthetic, silky-finish braid or cord that comes in thin sizes. It is mainly used in jewelry items.

Cotton Twines

a combination knot, featuring the Square Knot and a variation of Endless Falls.

Secret River Bar

The basic concept is that you tie Square knots in horizontal rows.

Alternating Square Knots

The process of weaving or sewing pliable materials into three dimensional artifacts, such as baskets, mats mesh bags or even furniture.

Basketry

are vintage Macrame techniques frequently seen in patterns written in the early and mid-1900's.

Picot designs

using grasses, rushes and pine needles

Coiled basketry