Milá Aničko! Děkuji za sdílení odkazu na tento základ. I přes to, že jsem si obraz zpomalila, nešlo mi to. Dokonce jsem vzala do ruky vařečku s tréningovými uzlíky. Ovšem, neviděla jsem tam jeden detail, s kterým mi nakonec pomohl můj muž :D :D Pěkně to zacvičilo s mými mozkovými synapsemi a trpělivostí :) Maluju obrazy, kreslím, dělám scrapbooking a spoustu dalších věcí, ale uzlíky, kdy jsem si myslela, že to bude po-ho-dá, tak jsem se zasekla na základu. Takže, ještě jednou, velice děkuji, Marky
Dear Anna, I am dissatisfied with the offer in the shops so I started thinking about macrame for the door curtain in the house on the sea. I found your video instructions on the youtube channel. You’re fantastic, you’re really inspiring, your patterns are beautiful, and your English ... perfect. When I discovered you, I gave up all other instructions :-) Many greetings from Croatia, Ana
What a beautiful comment! Thank you for all your nice compliments Ana 😊 I really appreciate your support and I hope you will find a lot of inspiration and useful advice on my channel.
Additional info and tips regarding the square knot: It goes also by the name Cobra Knot, usually when used with paracord. Beginners can get lost on which side to fold over, which strand left or right goes in front. Simply look on which side the last vertical "bar" on the left/right side is, that's the side that folds over / goes in front next. If you always fold over the same side, instead to alternate sides, the knot chain will spiral. It can be desired to make this pattern, as it looks nice especially if used in conjunction with other patterns.
Thank you for the additional info! And you're absolutely right, I still have to think sometimes about which side should go next and I do exactly as you said and look at where the last "bar" is. Very helpful tip!
Very beautiful
Milá Aničko! Děkuji za sdílení odkazu na tento základ. I přes to, že jsem si obraz zpomalila, nešlo mi to. Dokonce jsem vzala do ruky vařečku s tréningovými uzlíky. Ovšem, neviděla jsem tam jeden detail, s kterým mi nakonec pomohl můj muž :D :D Pěkně to zacvičilo s mými mozkovými synapsemi a trpělivostí :) Maluju obrazy, kreslím, dělám scrapbooking a spoustu dalších věcí, ale uzlíky, kdy jsem si myslela, že to bude po-ho-dá, tak jsem se zasekla na základu. Takže, ještě jednou, velice děkuji, Marky
Ahoj Marky, no tak hlavně, že se to nakonec povedlo 😊 Tak snad to teď už ta pohoda bude a bude tě to bavit 😉
@@annabaginova01 Je to super! Postupuju pomaličku, mám jen 2 řady, ale moc mě to baví, díky, ať se daří! :)
Dear Anna, I am dissatisfied with the offer in the shops so I started thinking about macrame for the door curtain in the house on the sea. I found your video instructions on the youtube channel. You’re fantastic, you’re really inspiring, your patterns are beautiful, and your English ... perfect. When I discovered you, I gave up all other instructions :-) Many greetings from Croatia, Ana
What a beautiful comment! Thank you for all your nice compliments Ana 😊 I really appreciate your support and I hope you will find a lot of inspiration and useful advice on my channel.
Super helpful, thanks Anna!
Glad to hear it! :)
I have a big ask.....
I am selling diy kits at a market in Des. Will it be okay if I link my instructions to your UA-cam videos.
Sure, I am okay with that 🙂 Good luck with the sales!
Additional info and tips regarding the square knot:
It goes also by the name Cobra Knot, usually when used with paracord.
Beginners can get lost on which side to fold over, which strand left or right goes in front. Simply look on which side the last vertical "bar" on the left/right side is, that's the side that folds over / goes in front next.
If you always fold over the same side, instead to alternate sides, the knot chain will spiral. It can be desired to make this pattern, as it looks nice especially if used in conjunction with other patterns.
Thank you for the additional info! And you're absolutely right, I still have to think sometimes about which side should go next and I do exactly as you said and look at where the last "bar" is. Very helpful tip!
I am from South Africa