Cabochon macrame wrap | Tutorial

This is a fast video tutorial showing how to wrap a cabochon with macrame. The cord we use for our work is 1,1 mm waxed cord. There are different thickness cords that you can use. The smaller the thickness the more detailed is the knotting. This kind of cord can be secured by burning and doesn't require glue. The length of the cord used vary according to the thickness and size of the cabochon. For this reason it's difficult for us to give exact measures. After some time you will get used on knowing how much cord you need for your project.
I know I know....When we wrote Diameter it was meant for Perimeter....So sorry for that!
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[@lowultima6846]

I have literally never done macrame before today. This tutorial was so perfect I signed in FROM Pinterest to make this comment. As long as you take it slow, look over your work, and dedicate 2-5 hours for your first try- this tutorial teaches you this in the easiest way I could possibly imagine. Thank you, liked, subscribed- you’re literally amazing.

[@artinsticts6570]

👋 hello, can I use cotton waxed thread for this?

[@jessf6686]

I dont think a more perfect tutorial exists. This is the best. Thank you for sharing!

[@nackiestv7024]

Hi mam..what the exact name of cord you use?pls

[@Lisa-qt4hh]

such a clear tutorial, the only one up until now that i could actually follow so thank you!! ❤

[@parsleybrain]

Is there a way to determine the needed length on the weaving cord?

[@m.m.s.e4745]

How do u keep the space even? I am practising with wire, but the further i wrap, thr smaller it gets. I cant seem to keep the distance even. Th k u

[@devynsmith7696]

Great idea to use the two colored cords but why is this in fast motion? It's harder to follow with weird unnatural movement.

[@ivoryfrazier2110]

Where do u get ur string?

[@LaurenArnold000]

Instantly subscribed after seeing your polymer clay tutorials and now this one. Can we be best friends?

[@wooblyboo]

This tutorial is flawless, you're amazing, great job! Thank you so much

[@mumi8377]

Realmente es excelente tu forma de mostrar cómo se hacen las trabajos. Muchas gracias por tomarte el tiempo de mostrar y enseñar. Tienes un don especial para enseñar. Siempre estoy con vos

[@stefaniaaste]

AWSOME TUTORIAL!!! Your video helped me a lot...THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!

[@1RandomMiss]

Omg! Thank you so much for using the red cord to help distinguish. ❤

[@patitosaavedra1286]

De verdad que me ayudo muchísimo tu video lo ame y por fin entendí como tejer así te lo agradezco infinitamente muchas gracias por enseñarnos

[@MickiB_Is4916]

Thank you for making it so clear!

[@Shalimar_artesania]

Muchas Gracias el primer tutorial que entiendo a la perfección.

[@byLorilu]

Stupendo tutorial : al terzo tentativo ci sono riuscita . Grazie infinite ❤❤

[@vanadium789]

I love this tutorial. Needed something like this. So thank you. Again. :)

[@saraolguin5392]

Fantástica la forma en que enseñas , nunca entendí como se hacía ,pero ahora me queda muy claro, gracias mil por compartir tu trabajo saludos desde Chile.