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Macramé Lamp Design

Sketches of our projects

A course by Daniela Navas , Textile Artist

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99% positive reviews (104)

5,180 students

Audio: Spanish, English

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About the video: Sketches of our projects

Overview

“The first step in starting your lamp is to sketch your design. In this lesson we will see how to do it step by step.”

In this video lesson Daniela Navas addresses the topic: Sketches of our projects, which is part of the Domestika online course: Macramé Lamp Design. Discover techniques, knots, and patterns to make lamps with the power to brighten up any space.

Partial transcription of the video

“Sketches of our projects In this lesson I will teach you how to create a sketch for your macramé design. We'll start with the first lamp, the layer lamp. First, the structure or general shape of the lamp. It's a lamp 30 centimeters in diameter and 20 centimeters high. That is our structure. Based on the structure we begin to design. Our layered lamp is going to have triangles. Therefore, we draw the general shapes first. In the middle it will have rhombuses. so we close here and we begin to see each knot step by step. The flat knot, the one we will use to make our triangles, We are going to...”

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Course summary for: Macramé Lamp Design

Level: Beginner
99% positive reviews (104)
5180 students
4 units
14 lessons (2h 7m)
6 downloads

Category
Craft
Areas
Arts & Crafts, Fiber Arts, Interior Decoration, Macramé, Textile Design

Daniela Navas

A course by Daniela Navas

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Textile Artist

Daniela Navas is a self-taught knot artist and founder of La Marea Macramé, her own macramé decor brand that has more than 23K followers on Instagram. Under her label, she collaborates with decoration stores and design professionals who invest in local, handmade products for their projects.

Ever since she discovered macramé, knots and cords have become part of her daily routine, and even that of her family. She loves this art form for its versatility, which encourages creative exploration as well as playing with different shapes and designs.