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Macramé is an Arabic word, signifying an ornamental fringe or trimming, which has been adopted as the term for a certain kind of hand-work, known also as knotted fringe or Mexican lace.

This is produced by the knotting, interweaving and tying together of threads.

We have given the preference to the Arabic name because of its less definite meaning, seeing that not only fringe and lace, but trimmings of all kinds, in the shape of bands and stripes and headings, can be worked in macramé.

If you are looking for macramé instruction for yourself, your class or scouting troop, this CD has alot to offer!

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THE ART OF MACRAME WITH MANY PATTERNS & INSTRUCTIONS


Macramé is an Arabic word, signifying an ornamental fringe or trimming, which has been adopted as the term for a certain kind of hand-work, known also as Ťknotted fringe or Mexican lace and produced by the knotting, interweaving and tying together of threads.

We have given the preference to the Arabic name because of its less definite meaning, seeing that not only fringe and lace, but trimmings of all kinds, in the shape of bands and stripes and headings, can be worked in macramé.

The multitude of uses to which it can be turned as a trimming, the infinite variety it admits of and its great durability and strength, make macramé well worth a study; the difficulties that repel many at first sight are only on the surface and any one who carefully follows the instructions given in the following pages, will soon overcome them and be able without pains to copy the charming designs that accompany them, which remind us of the wooden lattices in the windows of Eastern houses, doubtless familiar to many of our readers, under the name of moucharabieh.

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Materials

Macramé cushion and other accessories

Formation of the knots

Knotting on the threads
Knotting on the threads on to a stuff edge and formation of a flat double knot
Knotting on threads on to a knotted heading
Knotting on threads on to a picot heading
Knotting on threads with round picots
Knotting on threads with a fringe heading
Knotting on with picots and flat double knots
Knotting on threads with picots and two flat double knots
Knotting on threads with scallops
Knotting on threads with loops
Knotting on threads with triple scallops
Knotting on threads for ribbed picots
Knotting on threads for a gimp heading
Flat double knots with half knots
Collecting knots
Plaited and waved knots
Single crossed knots and double crossed knots
Looped picot and knotted picots
Bead knots
Bars of knots to the right and left
Single chain
Double chain

Borders & Fringes

Ribbed border
Macramé fringe
Insertion or fringe
Gimp made with macramé shuttles
Macramé borders
Macramé fringe
Macramé fringe II
Fringe with mosaic border
Macramé ground
Fringe with foundation worked on the wrong side
Macramé fringe III
Border with shell knots
Fringe with shell knots
Macramé border or fringe
Macramé border
Macramé fringe IV
Macramé fringe V
Macramé fringe or ground
Fringe or ground with picots
Double fringe
Macramé border II
Beaded ground
Square of mosaic macramé
Fringe with three rows of tassels
Macramé ground
Macramé square
Fringe with corner
Fringe with pointed scallops and large tassels


BEGINNER LESSONS IN MACRAME & THE ART OF KNOTTING

Knotting or macrame work has been practiced throughout the history of humans. A book of designs was printed in Venice in 1530, it was then called gruppo or gruppino.

Even today macrame trims and articles are produced regularly. This document is a very nice place to start for a beginner and certainly a nice addition to the knowledge of the pro.

This document has beautiful illustrations of the knots with full descriptions of how they are created.

Also includes instructions for individual knots, fringes and other macrame items as well.

 

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Fringe

Slanting Rib Left To Right

Fringe 2

Slanting Rib Right To Left

Heading Ribs & Diamonds

Sperical Knot

Rich Knot Worked With Eight Strands

Picot Heading

Waved Loop

Cross Knot For Open Diamonds

Simple Chain

Spiral Cord

Knotted Heading Of Fringed Threads

Fringe With Double Knot Heading

Waved Bar

Fringe For Java Canvas

Fringe For Knitted Counterpanes, etc.

 


CORD-WORK FOR CHILDREN EASY PATTERNS FOR SMALL HANDS

String and cord have wonderful possibilities. Kids easily learrn how to spin a top, play cat's cradle and tie knots.

When these skills are taught at home or in the classroom, it is a valuable learning experience.

Teach children hand-eye coordination, measurement and spacing, numbers, colors and much more with this simple instruction document.

Whether you're a parent, a teacher or a crafter yourself, this document is a brilliant addition to your digital library.

 

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The Curtain Cord

The Sailor's Lanyard

The Whistle Chain

The Sciccors Guard

The Horse Reins

Braided Ties For Sailor Suit

The Overhand Knot

The Square Or Hard Knot

The Weaver's Knot

The Soft Carriage Whip

The Hammock

The Lash Whip

The Double Sailor's Knot

 

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