Get Started in Macramé teaches the basic starts and knots of macramé and provides some easy and stylish projects to try your new skills. This is a great time to pick up macramé because it’s back in fashion and it’s fun to do! You can make home décor, usable items, and great gifts.
The Santa Macrame kit from Design Works/Zenbroydery is a knotty way to show off your Christmas spirit this holiday season. Even if you don’t have experience with macrame, you can make this jolly fellow with the simple to follow illustrated instructions.
This DIY Wooden Bead Necklace is fun to make and will add some flair to any outfit. Pair it with jeans and a tee, or a little black dress.
Macrame is hot right now, and Zenbroidery has some amazing kits so anyone can join in the craze. These kits make great gifts for a crafty loved one, or make the kit yourself and give away the finished piece. Of course, you can always keep your creation for yourself as well.
Stitch around until the end of this post for a chance to win a kit of your own!
Clover’s Macrame Gauge Review and Giveaway
Have you ever heard of a macrame gauge? Well, neither had I until a while ago when Clover introduced me to their macrame gauge. With the resurgence of macrame I wanted to play along, but I was always worried my spacing would be off. I tried it & liked it, so here’s my Clover’s Macrame Gauge Review and Giveaway. The Clover Macrame Gauge, it really will make your macrame projects much easier and fun.
The product reviewed in this post was provided by Clover.
While at Creativations in January I received some Bernat Maker Home Dec yarn and a card showing how to make a macrame plant holder. I decided to give them a try. The Maker Home Dec yarn is really nice. It’s a tubular yarn with a core in the center of the tube. I think it would make a great rug! The colors it comes in are great for current home decor trends as well.
