Very nice videos. I like the way you adequately explain things and you show what you’re doing as well slowly. Very appreciated. I’m a hands on learner so the fact you explain it verbally and also show it help a lot. Thank you. Am I overlooking the links you mentioned??
High hi have a question. Hope you can help me clear this up. I am trying to figure out the amount of macramé cord. I need for a project in the video she says you need. 26 cords at 4 m I’m calculating 13 feet that seems like a lot of cord for an owl ear. I’m trying to make owl from you tube the lady does not speak English, but she is using closed caption in English so I’m not sure if she’s leaving something out or not I hope you can help me. Thank you so much.
What happened with the 15” and 5” for spaces and fringe? Would that not be added in? And I guess I am dense but measuring with one larks head distance and there are say 10 cords with 10 larks head knots how would this be accurate? But the rest I do understand and thank you.
Doing alternating rows uses up the cord more evenly, since you alternate the filler cords and working cords for each row. You can do a test swatch of like 4 rows alternating square knots, mark the cords under the knots, untie them and measure the longest cord and divide it by 4. That will get a more accurate estimate for alt. square knots. 😊
I haven’t done macrame since probably elementary school. I’m trying to do a valance that is asking for a holding cord. I can’t find any info on this. I also need to figure out what length the “holding cord” needs to be. HELP!!!
This has been so helpful!!! Thank You so much!!!!
Awesome. Brilliant and very usable information ❤
Fantastic explanation. Perfect to help design our own without lots of waste. Thanks so much. 😊
Awesome! Thanks for sharing !
Absolutely Amazing tutorial!! It is really helpful... wonderful demonstration... Thank you so much...❤
Hi, do you have this in a spreadsheet format for use with Excel? I don’t have a tablet.
Very nice videos. I like the way you adequately explain things and you show what you’re doing as well slowly. Very appreciated. I’m a hands on learner so the fact you explain it verbally and also show it help a lot. Thank you. Am I overlooking the links you mentioned??
I’m so glad to hear that! All the links are down in the video description 😊
Good to know thanks for sharing ❤
Brilliant!!!
High hi have a question. Hope you can help me clear this up. I am trying to figure out the amount of macramé cord. I need for a project in the video she says you need. 26 cords at 4 m I’m calculating 13 feet that seems like a lot of cord for an owl ear. I’m trying to make owl from you tube the lady does not speak English, but she is using closed caption in English so I’m not sure if she’s leaving something out or not I hope you can help me. Thank you so much.
What happened with the 15” and 5” for spaces and fringe? Would that not be added in? And I guess I am dense but measuring with one larks head distance and there are say 10 cords with 10 larks head knots how would this be accurate? But the rest I do understand and thank you.
I answered my own question. Doing some figuring on this right now. Thanks!
Does doing rows of alternating square knots work the same as doing a straight row?
Doing alternating rows uses up the cord more evenly, since you alternate the filler cords and working cords for each row. You can do a test swatch of like 4 rows alternating square knots, mark the cords under the knots, untie them and measure the longest cord and divide it by 4. That will get a more accurate estimate for alt. square knots. 😊
@@MarchingNorth Thanks!
I need to learn cord lengths
How do you have your holder. To hold your dowel while you work?
I have it hanging off a clothing rack with 2 "S" hooks.
I haven’t done macrame since probably elementary school. I’m trying to do a valance that is asking for a holding cord. I can’t find any info on this. I also need to figure out what length the “holding cord” needs to be.
HELP!!!
I’ve got to learn a double half-hitch knot. I don’t know how.
Here's a tutorial that should help 😊 ua-cam.com/video/4BAalZzLGvE/v-deo.htmlsi=jdBVGtWE53kIicOE