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Macramee is a handicraft technique that is becoming increasingly popular. Wool and yarns are not only simply knotted but in macramé with artful knots are processed into trendy hanging baskets, practical hanging shelves or trendy dream catchers.
While classic knotting is mainly used for creating cozy pillows and rugs, knotting under the term macramé goes one step further: with simple knots friendship bracelets can be made, with each additional knot learned, artful wall hangings and even DIY hammocks and chairs are created! Simple natural rings become shopping nets. Metal rings become lampshades, and old wooden boards can even be "upcycled" into decorative wall shelves with the help of knotting techniques.
Knot hanging baskets! This season, it is impossible to imagine contemporary home decor without them. The natural look, the use of environmentally friendly natural materials and the possibility to combine them with recycled materials in macramé fascinate us all.Enjoy the relaxing knotting, discover the technique for many new trendy home accessories - from large oriental wall hanging or DIY seat pouf to small lanterns on the garden table, there are many design possibilities. In addition to natural colored yarns and classic embroidery twist, many other colorful wools and yarns are thus also suitable for the macramé hobby.
You will find that knotting is not an "old hat" but as a handicraft technique as trendy as ever and will certainly accompany us in all areas of our everyday life for a long time in the coming years.
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