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About the video: Chinese knot flower

Overview

“The knot in this lesson is similar to the luck knot in terms of execution. ”

In this video lesson Domestika addresses the topic: Chinese knot flower, which is part of the Domestika online course: Specialization in Macrame techniques. Learn to create unique clothing with macramé, exploring knots techniques and creative textile design.

Partial transcription of the video

“In this lesson. we are going to create a beautiful Chinese knot that resembles a flower and is often used jewelry and decorative items. I have prepared a rope that is roughly two meters in length. We position it carefully on our work table for the next steps. and we do again as in the Chinese knot. some petals. let's create Shift two petals to the right side now. Shift two petals to the left now. One on top. And leave one below as well. and make sure they are all approximately the same size. This way we have our... Two petals at each end: the central and bottom ones. Begin with the stem. tu...”

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Specialization in Macrame techniques

A specialization by multiple teachers
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