Macramè Patterns

Would you like to embellish your house and garden with beautiful handmade macramé objects? Do you want to use them as a gift for your friends and loved ones or as products to sell? If yes, this is the right book for you. Macramé is a type of textile-making that dates back to the 13th century. It was invented by Arab weavers, who used surplus ribbons and yarns as decorative fringes for towels, veils, shawls, and more. This art doesn't demand the conventional method of weaving or knitting, but it uses alternatively different types of knots. Macramé can be made by anyone who is able to tie hitches.This art uses materials that include cotton, nylon, hemp, and manila cord. The craftsman making this art utilizes these various materials to wrap bottles and chime ringers and make floor mats, napkins, needle cases, and so forth. With the variety of materials utilized, you can match your macramé objects with any stylistic theme you have in your home. These artwork pieces can be set in your home to add some extraordinary touches, particularly with a nautical stylistic theme. The book will allow you to learn the bases of Macramé and then to advance in your knowledge up to an intermediate level. Many step-by-step projects are here to inspire you.This book contains:Types Of CordEssential And Useful ToolsTechnique For Knotting CordsMacramé Trouble ShootingHow To Start A Macramé ProjectsMacramé Projects...And much more!Let's discover the ancient art of Macramé!Scroll up and click on "Buy Now with 1-Click", von Senra, Emily