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What is the primary use of the Lark’s Head Knot in macrame?
What is the primary use of the Lark’s Head Knot in macrame?
- Attaching cords to a base (correct)
- Adding a textured effect
- Forming a decorative twist
- Creating spiral designs
Which knot is characterized by creating a flat, symmetrical pattern?
Which knot is characterized by creating a flat, symmetrical pattern?
- Half Knot
- Square Knot (correct)
- Button Knot
- Cloverleaf Knot
What type of design is the Spiral Stitch used to create?
What type of design is the Spiral Stitch used to create?
- Geometric shapes
- Decorative border patterns
- Symmetrical knots
- Rope-like design (correct)
Which knot is often utilized as a focal point in macrame projects?
Which knot is often utilized as a focal point in macrame projects?
What is a common use for the Double Half Hitch Knot?
What is a common use for the Double Half Hitch Knot?
Which knot would you use if you wanted to create a three-dimensional shape in macrame?
Which knot would you use if you wanted to create a three-dimensional shape in macrame?
What purpose does the Gathering Knot serve in macrame projects?
What purpose does the Gathering Knot serve in macrame projects?
Which knot can be particularly useful for making decorative closures in jewelry?
Which knot can be particularly useful for making decorative closures in jewelry?
Flashcards
Macrame
Macrame
A crafting technique using cords or strings to create decorative patterns and objects through knotting.
Lark's Head Knot
Lark's Head Knot
A simple knot for attaching cords to a base, often the starting point in macrame.
Square Knot
Square Knot
A versatile knot creating a flat, symmetrical pattern used in macrame.
Half Knot
Half Knot
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Gathering Knot
Gathering Knot
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Spiral Stitch
Spiral Stitch
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Cloverleaf Knot
Cloverleaf Knot
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Button Knot
Button Knot
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Study Notes
Macrame Knots
- Macrame is a crafting technique using cords or strings to create decorative designs through knots.
- Its origins date back to Arabic weavers in the 13th century.
Lark's Head Knot
- A basic knot used to attach cords to a base.
- Often the starting point for macrame projects.
Square Knot
- Forms a flat and symmetrical pattern.
- Versatile in crafting bracelets, belts, and other macrame pieces; common starting point
Half Knot
- Similar to the square knot but stops midway.
- Used to create spiral shapes, add decorative elements or rope like textures.
Double Half Hitch Knot
- A strong knot forming straight, diagonal or curved lines; used for borders and outlines.
Gathering Knot
- Secures multiple cords; used as a finishing touch for projects.
- Used for gathering cords and creating neat finishes (like tassels)
Josephine Knot
- An intricate and elegant knot used as a focal point in designs.
- Often used to add decorative flair to items like wall hangings, belts, or jewelry.
Berry Knot
- Creates a three-dimensional, "berry" shaped knot.
- Adds dimension and texture to wall hangings.
Spiral Stitch
- A pattern created by repeating the half knot repeatedly.
- Creates rope-like designs for plant hangers or visual interest to macrame.
Cloverleaf Knot
- Resembles a flower or leaf; used in ornamentation.
- Adds floral patterns, adorning wall hangings or jewelry
Button Knot
- A dense and round shaped knot.
- Used for closures in macrame jewelry, adding decorative accents.
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