Macramè Patterns: 5 Books in 1: 200+ Projects with HD Illustrations to Learn How to Create Gorgeous Handmade, Jewelry and Decoration for Home & Garden (Basic Knots and Tutorials Included).

by Catherine Ludemberg

Do you wish to incorporate macramé into your décor by making planters, plant hangers, all manner of knotted patterns and even jewelry that ooze class and sophistication having seen some of these either in real life or in photos but feel you don’t know enough yet to start making your own custom macramé pieces? And are you looking for a blueprint that takes away the guesswork from the whole process of making custom, breathtakingly beautiful macramé pieces to dot your indoors, outdoors and your clothing or to gift your unique pieces to loved ones and be sure they’ll fall in love with them? If you’ve answered YES, then keep reading There is no denying; that macramé items are chic and functional, with timeless beauty that very few things can match. From adorning your indoor and outdoor walls with hangers and planters to patterns and jewelry, it is clear that macramé is a cut above the rest. But where do you even start? How do you learn the macramé craft to make breathtaking pieces? What do you need to get started? What really can you make? How do you make the most of the materials to reduce waste? Can you replicate the quality of workmanship that you’ve probably seen from your image search? How do I keep everything steady when knotting? These and other related questions will be answered comprehensively inside this 5-in-1 book so keep reading to understand the whole world of macramé. Even if you are completely new to macramé and feel you might not have what it takes to make as good pieces as the pros, this book will instill in you the confidence you need to go all in and make breathtakingly beautiful pieces in no time, just like the pros!

783 pages, Paperback

Published October 2, 2022

Reviews

[Juliana Mack · Rating 1 out of 5]

Glad it was on Kindle and I didn’t Purchase

These weren’t macrame patterns. It was crafting with string. The photo quality was terrible and I have no idea why it was stretched out through 5 books. Don’t waste your money. You can find much better patterns on YouTube and Pinterest.