Macramè - Victoria Villa

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Résumé :
Would you like to recreate hand-knotted tapestries, plant hangers & accessories that filled every nook and cranny in the '70s and that are making a mighty comeback now?


This craft has been passed down over hundreds of years from all around the world and nowadays is worldwide known as Macram?.


The origin of Macram? is generally attributed to Arabic weavers during the 13th century, using decorative knots to finish the loose ends of hand-woven textiles. However, decorative knot-tying can also be traced back to third-century China on ceremonial textiles as well as wall hangings.
While it may be hard to pinpoint the very first Macram? ever made, thanks to 13th century Arabic Artisans the craft slowly spread throughout Europe and then, around the world.


Nowadays, Macram? is used to create fancy decorations to use at home, office or every place you would like to recreate a warm surround.
So, if you're one of those people who like crafts, DIY projects or simply want to decorate your home, and want to learn how Macram? works, then this book is the one for you:


Macram?: The Complete Beginner's Guide With 22 Simple and Modern Projects Illustrated Step by Step to Make Your Home and Garden Unique.


This book is plenty of illustrated projects that you can easily follow, even if you're inexperienced with crafts!


Here's a little preview of the book's content:brief history of Macram? to understand what it is
Macram? essentials (Macram? office, natural trails, synthetic materials)
22 simple and modern projects illustrated step by step
selection of amazing Macram? knots that you can create
tips in making Macram? jewelry with kids




...and much, much more!
What are you waiting for? Buy now Macram? to start creating step by step beautiful crafts!

Biographie:
Victoria Villa is a renowned Author and a macrame teacher who has always had a flair for anything crafty. When she is not working or making new macrame pieces, she is finding new, exciting places to take her boys, baking, and drinking a lot of coffee.
She has taught macrame to thousands of people around the globe, from private lessons, to beautifully curated workshops, to team building for creative companies. Her aim is to not only share her love of this simple craft, but also inspire people to be better versions of themselve

Her new book, Macram?, provides inspiration, as well as the best quality materials for crafting and macram?. Cotton rope and cord, beads and rings, she has curated everything you need to get on your way with the craft that she loves.