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Macramé for Beginners - A Complete Guide with Basics and Beginner-friendly projects to master the techniques and knots of Macrame - cover

Macramé for Beginners - A Complete Guide with Basics and Beginner-friendly projects to master the techniques and knots of Macrame

Shannon Blair

Publisher: Youcanprint

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Summary

Do you want to know what kind of string or cord you need to create a macrame? Do you want to make different types of keychains and cute bracelets? Being a beginner, are you confused about equipment and materials? If yes, then you are in the right place. Macramé is a complex weaving technique that originated in Africa and South America. It seems complicated, yet all you need are a few fundamental knots to begin. Macramé is a textile-making process that employs knots instead of weaving or knitting. Sailors utilized macramé to adorn their ships and belongings, and it's now used to make jewelry, purses, mats, plant hangers, and wall hangings. Macramé belts are often constructed out of leather or suede, and many children's friendship bracelets are made out of macramé. This book will teach you how to make a variety of macramé crafts. You'll be able to conjure up anything for yourself or your buddies in no time if you master these easy procedures. In this book, you'll get the following topics: - Brief History of Macrame - Essential Equipment - Techniques and Knots - Macramé Basics and Finishing Techniques - How to Start a Macramé Business - Beginner-Friendly Macramé Projects - Mini Projects And much more! We hope you will learn a lot regarding macramé for beginners & decide to try it out for yourself. Macramé is a terrific way to unwind or pass the time, and once you've mastered it, you'll want to keep making new pieces. So what are you waiting for? Scroll up and get yourself a copy of this book.
Available since: 02/16/2023.

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