【Workshop(s)】Beginners Fit Macrame Free Weave Ornament

**/ What is Macrame /** Macrame refers to the art of freely weaving the rope into beautiful patterns with only hands without hooking, knitting, weaving and other tools. Macrame originated in 13th century Arabic - "migramah" weaver. At the time it was referred to as decorative fabrics for camels and horses, which in addition to being beautiful, kept nuisance insects away. Macrame was then introduced to France by the Moors and then spread throughout Europe. Introduced to the United Kingdom in the late 17th century, it became popular in the Victorian period and was mostly used in home accessories. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50061044438_f6b024ed2b.jpg **/ course features/** * Guided by professional knitting teachers on site, so that beginners can complete works independently ＊ Emphasize that students can master the basic knots, enjoy the fun of Macrame in the process, and freely change their own works ＊Introduction to the origin of Macrame ＊ Introduction of different wires ＊ Use of braided frame * Provide paper bag packaging https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50061611481_5f649bc77e.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/50061608056_5602b8c25d.jpg **/ Four basic knot teaching/** * Fixed knot Step 1 of the Macrame: How to Fasten the Rope to the Stick ＊ flat knot A knot that will be used a lot in a work can be imagined as a flat painting technique in a sketch * Spiral knot Will rotate left or right, full of three-dimensional knot ＊ Overlock knot / Oblique curl knot Used to create clean lines, good control can also create waves, or any shape you want." Also used for securing at the beginning or end to make sure the string doesn't unravel