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PLEASE READ:  As the creator of this website, I had the responsibility to keep this site active.  For 19 years I was able to keep it up for the general public.

 Unfortunately, the costs are no longer within the range I can manage, so this site will be permanently closed in April 2026.

So NOW is the time to print whatever you need.  Put the pages in a binder for reference, especially the instructions for the KNOTS (Learn Macrame section).


In the near future, the first of a series of Macrame BOOKS will be available.  My goal is to create one book every 2 months.  The focus of these books will be the BASIC KNOTS.  Each book will feature one type of knot and its variations.


The FACEBOOK PAGE has been changed to:  "Journeys in Creative Writing, Arts and Crafts".   Information about Macrame that is NOT in the books will be presented there regularly.  In the future, new videos will also be put there.  So if you need support, please visit!  


I answer questions and comments daily and will ALWAYS try to help whenever someone is learning a new craft and asks me for assistance.  I've BEEN THERE.  And I am PAYING IT FORWARD, because I once received help from others.


Here is the link to the Facebook page:


https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100057452206464

 

IMPORTANT TIPS & NAVIGATION RECOMMENDATIONS


TIPS FOR CREATING MACRAME PROJECTS: 

1. Be prepared to spend HOURS creating items once you learn the basics. Even small projects can take a long time.  That is one reason why people give up on Macrame - it's time consuming.  I recommend you work for an hour, then take a break for several hours.  Repeat this as often as needed for your project.
 
2. While you rest, get something to eat and drink!

3. Try to make small, easy projects when you are first learning.  Remember, you are using muscles and doing unfamiliar work, and will tire easily.  


4. Pay attention to what your HANDS tell you:  If they hurt, you are doing too much and need to rest!


BEGINNERS should spend most of their time on steps 5 - 7, which includes exploring and navigating to the different sections:


5. Make sure you spend some time exploring the different sections.  Beginners should start with the Dictionary. 

6. Important information is found in Macrame Essentials.  Be sure to read all the pages, since many of the topics are applicable to ANY project you make.

7. The knots are described in detail in Learn Macrame


8. Projects are in the other three sections.  Macrame Patterns has classic and vintage designs, Macrame for Kids contains easy projects, and Micro-Macrame are projects for jewelry designs.   

9.  Advanced Macrame is now a list of current videos found on our Facebook page.  These can be viewed by anyone.  The NAME of each knot is a link that will take you to the written instructions here on this website.  

Other Navigation Tips:

10. When you click on the navigation buttons on the left, you will be sent to pages that are lists of patterns and designs. 

11. Click on the small images (or links) for the patterns you want to view, and the detailed written instructions will come up.

12. On those specific pages, clicking on the small images usually bring up larger ones, or send you to other pages.


MORE ADVICE



AFTER YOU LEARN THE BASIC KNOTS

1. Each tutorial on this website has a list of knots you use to create the item, just below the supply list.  Make sure you know how to tie each one before making ANY project.

2. Choose an EASY project from one of the other sections when you feel you are ready.

Once you are successful and have made the project to the best of your ability, show it on the Facebook page.

YOU WILL RECEIVE FEEDBACK. 

If for some reason Annette does not respond, please contact her!


3. Continue to learn more and more knots, followed by projects.  A list of suggested knots is available in the Learn Macrame section.

4. Try making complex knots periodically to give yourself a challenge.  Some of them are like projects, they take time and skill to create.  Especially the Chinese and Asian knots.  

5.  Fusion Knots are combination knots that are similar to others in the same section.  I encourage you to make and use them as well.  Most make great bracelets and similar items like belts and straps.  Many are easy enough for beginners.  So as you learn them, you can be making something at the same time!




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