• 3 Free Tutorials To Create Your Own Accessories

    3 Free Tutorials To Create Your Own Accessories

    Unlock your creativity with our free tutorials and start crafting unique pieces today! Understand that with the previous statement we are not assuming that your creativity needs unlocking... We are merely putting words together that sound "hip" for you to fall right into our trap so that we can unlock your unwilling head open and fill it to the brim with creative resources... All done with the outmost respect and gentleness, of course! Oh, and I almost forgot to mention that these tutorials are all about Macramé...! I could've added the word to the title, sure... But this is how I get unsuspecting readers to right fall into my trap/article... and you already know what comes next! 1. How to Make a Macramé Bracelet

  • Macramé: 2 downloads and 3 tutorials for free

    Macramé: 2 downloads and 3 tutorials for free

    Explore macramé for free: Get 2 exclusive resources and 3 comprehensive tutorials to weave your own masterpieces. Make museums start accepting your macramé pieces! It's not that hard, you just have to make up a poignant and impactful story behind your creation. For example, you could call MoMA on the phone and tell them that you learnt the craft from your mother and she learnt it from her grandmother and so you come from a long linage of macramé artists that venerate the traditional roots that make the craft meaningful, instead of telling them you leant it from Domestika's online courses... which can be as meaningful, of course! But museums aren't that hip yet... Make Domestika your new tradition and you'll never have to listen to your family, again...! Okey, maybe that's going too far... We are not a sect, I promise. Free DIY Guide to Make a Macramé Plant Hanger

  • The History of Macramé: From Arabic Weavers to Coachella Fashion
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    The History of Macramé: From Arabic Weavers to Coachella Fashion

    Discover the creative link tying together everyone from old-timey sailors to English Queens From nuns to ladies-in-waiting, and from sailors to hippies, for centuries macramé has served as a creative outlet for people across the world. But how has something as simple as decorative knot tying been able to connect with so many audiences and be reimagined in so many radically different ways? Join us as we untangle the fascinating history of macramé, exploring how each generation keeps adding their own twist on knot tying to transform something as humble as a bundle of rope into a canvas for creativity.

  • Basic Materials For Making a Macramé Wall Hanging

    Basic Materials For Making a Macramé Wall Hanging

    Discover which basic materials you need to create your own macramé pieces Do you know much about macramé? This technique consists of making types of knots using a crochet needle to create unique textile pieces. The name of the technique, macramé, has two possible origins: the majority of people say it derives from the Arabic term "migramah" (ornamental fringe). However, it could also come from the Turkish word "makrama," meaning napkin or towel.

  • 5 Free Online Craft Classes: Essential Materials for Beginners
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    5 Free Online Craft Classes: Essential Materials for Beginners

    Discover the essential materials you’ll need to start out in the world of crafts Crafts are an excellent starting point for developing your artistic potential, besides helping you improve your concentration, self-esteem, and attention to detail. Embroidery, needle felting, amigurumi, or crocheting are all good options to achieve those goals and exploiting your creativity. Creative processes and results can differ from person to person. Some people follow routines and others only create when inspired, but all have something in common: a creative mind continuously looking for new ways of expression.

  • 7 Online Courses to Learn Macramé From Scratch

    7 Online Courses to Learn Macramé From Scratch

    These experts will teach you the macramé techniques you need to become a pro Macramé has become very popular lately. Artists from all over the world are taking this practice to new levels, proving that this craft is not just for decorative purposes. Tying different types of knots with just our hands results in unique pieces that are as sophisticated as they are practical. Crochet, on the other hand, uses a specific needle called a crochet hook to weave yarn or wool. Although both techniques offer us endless possibilities, it is important to familiarize yourself with their different characteristics to know which techniques are most suitable for your next project. If you want to get started in macramé, explore this selection of courses: Circular Macramé Techniques, a course by Ancestral The only things you'll need to take part in this course by artist Erika Pineda, founder of the Colombian brand Ancestral, are some cord and a pair of hands. Although she will first show you the differences between circular and linear techniques, you will then focus on the former, learning a repertoire of basic knots and key processes. She will also teach you tricks for experimenting with different shapes and patterns.