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Design and Creation of Macramé Handbags

Final shots

A course by AMARENA , Textile artist

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About the video: Final shots

Overview

“In this lesson, I will show you the different finishes that we can give to our bag.”

In this video lesson AMARENA addresses the topic: Final shots, which is part of the Domestika online course: Design and Creation of Macramé Handbags. Discover the different techniques for creating handmade macramé accessories with natural fibers.

Partial transcription of the video

“Final shots In this lesson, I will show you the different finishes that you can give to your bag. The finish that I am going to give the bag is fringed. What we have to do close with flat knots, leave the height of the fringes that we want and cut them. If in case you don't want fringes, all you have to do is turn your bag over like this. Once you have it turned over, you close with flat knots as I am going to teach you and cut off the surplus. Then you return to the original way your bag and you will see that everything is closed without fringes. Now I'm going to show you how is it to clos...”

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Course summary for: Design and Creation of Macramé Handbags

Level: Beginner
96% positive reviews (320)
9027 students
4 units
17 lessons (1h 52m)
13 downloads

Category
Craft
Areas
Accessory Design, Arts & Crafts, Design, Fiber Arts, Macramé, Sewing, Textile Design

AMARENA

A course by AMARENA

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Textile artist

Mapi Casafranca is a business manager by profession and a textile artist by vocation. Passionate about handmade products since she was little, every fiber she weaves for AMARENA, her sustainable artisan brand, is thanks to the afternoons she spent weaving alongside her mother and grandmother.

AMARENA arose from her interest in natural materials and a desire to keep the tradition of ancestral weaving alive through accessories. Today, Mapi’s brand is committed to fair trade and sustainable production that combines the traditional techniques of Peruvian artisans with carefully designed finishes.