Introduction to Macrame Tapestry
Double knot, its variations of points and geometric patterns 1
A course by Natalia Corbi (Aram Studio) , Textile Artist
Joined August 2019
Joined August 2019
About the video: Double knot, its variations of points and geometric patterns 1
Overview
“In this class, you will learn about the double knot, some variations that we can create from it and also interesting geometric patterns. I will show some common mistakes in the elaboration of the double node and I will give tips for improving the stitch.”
In this video lesson Natalia Corbi (Aram Studio) addresses the topic: Double knot, its variations of points and geometric patterns 1, which is part of the Domestika online course: Introduction to Macrame Tapestry. Learn to create contemporary textile compositions using geometric frames.
Partial transcription of the video
“Square Knot, its Variations, and Geometric Patterns There are two very important knots in most macramé work: square and double half hitch knots. These are basic for beginners. We'll also see some possible variations of the square knot. With this knot, you can create different geometric patterns. To start, let's make the lark's head knot on the dowel rod. First, I'll show you how to make the knot to set it up. To make the lark's head knot, you divide the cord into two. We pass the cord over the dowel rod and we go through it, like this. The first knot we'll learn is the square knot and to ma...”
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Course summary for: Introduction to Macrame Tapestry
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Category
Craft -
Areas
Accessory Design, Arts & Crafts, Fiber Arts, Macramé, Textile Design
Natalia Corbi (Aram Studio)
A course by Natalia Corbi (Aram Studio)
Natalia Corbi is a Brazilian textile artist and entrepreneur, and founder of the Aram Studio brand. She has been working with crafts since 2008, slowly transforming her passion into a full-time profession.
Her path as a textile entrepreneur began with the creation of her accessory brand selling Orinuno pieces—a fabric-folding technique originating from Origami. She then decided to dedicate herself solely to macramé and, in 2018, Aram Studio was born. It is a place of artistic expression with natural fibers, where she carries out interior design projects for both commercial and independent clients.
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