AUD $1= 1Meter
 
Best quality macrame cotton cord!
It is the right rope to make wall hangers, feathers, plant hangers, weavers, key chains, macrame rainbows, and any decorative macrame projects. 
 
Premium quality macrame cotton cord. This is single strand twisted cotton yarn perfect for macrame or weaving.
- 4 mm diameter macrame cord
- 100 % macrame cord from the AU.
- colour tone depends on lightning, so it may appear colour different

*100 % COTTON STRING, NO OTHER ADDITIVES SUCH AS PLASTIC, ELASTIN, NYLON, SYNTHETICS, POLYESTER OR ACRYLIC.

*IT IS MADE OF 100 % COTTON.

*IT IS DERMATOLOGICALLY SAFE COTTON ROPE.

This is suitable for some people who only want to do some small macrame project and doesn't want to spent a lot of money on buying a roll of cotton cords.


This cotton rope is soft, NOT HARD twisted, it reveals quick and easy. So please take attention to this option!

Here are the option
5m-20m

There are many colour to let you choose
1. Crimson
2. Brick
3. Coral
4. Mustard
5. Sage
6. Peacocok
7. Sky Blue
8. Vintage Blue
9. Purple
10. Lilac
11. Mineral Blue
12. Jeans
13. Orchid
14. Flamingo
15. Salmon
16. Berry
17. White
18. Bisque
19. Cream
 
Single Twist Cotton Macrame CordsSingle twist cords, also known as 1-Ply or Single Strand cords are composed of hundreds of single threads twisted into one cord.These Macrame cords are a joy to work with and the silky soft material creates the prettiest knots and a fluffy fringe.
 
How do I choose a Macrame cord?
-Choosing which cord you want to use for your project comes down to 3 basic notions:
#1 EstheticsBraided and 3-PLY cords give your project a different look than if you would use single twist cords. I find that when you use braided and 3-PLY cords your knots look a bit cleaner and single twist cords give your work more of a fluffy look and feel.
#2 Type of projectPersonally, I like to use 3-PLY or braided cords for my plant hangers and Macrame market bags. For wall hangings, Macrame purses, and Macrame jewelry I prefer to work with single twist cords.Now it could be that you totally disagree with me and like it the other way around and that’s perfectly fine. Make sure to order different types of cords to discover which look and feel you prefer.
#3 Whether you’re following a patternWhen you’re following a pattern it’s recommended to use the same type of cord. 3-PLY and braided cords are a bit more rigid and your knots will take up more space. Single twist cords create smaller knots so your projects will come out smaller.
 
How thick should my Macrame cord be?
When determining the mm cord thickness for your project, the basic rule would be to use thin cords in small projects and thick cords in big projects. When you use small cords in a big project, keep in mind that you will have to do a lot of knotting and that your knots will be less visible.
Thicker cords will show off your knots a lot better, which is what you want in the end.
 
Can I use regular yarn for Macrame?
Although you can Macrame with regular yarn, when you’re a Macrame beginner it’s easier to practice knots and start your projects with thicker 3-5 mm cotton cords.Yarn is, however, perfect for low budget Macrame hanging planters that don’t require any fancy patterns.
You can also use yarn to create tassels or you can incorporate threads into your modern Macrame pieces (like the ones with metal hoops) and your Macraweaves.
 
How to measure Macrame cords
The first thing you want to do is determine the length of the piece you’re creating. In most cases, your Macrame cord needs to roughly be about four times the length of your project. When your cord is folded in half with a Lark’s head knot to create two cords, then go for eight times the length.
 
When calculating the actual length of your cord, it’s important to look at the pattern first: If your pattern consists of many knots, you will probably need more cordWhen your pattern consists of many straight cords, you can cut the cord a bit shorter
The thicker the cord, the bigger the knots, the longer it needs to beBraided cords and 3-PLY ropes take up more length per knot than a single strand cordWhen in doubt, always cut more rope than you think you need Estimate extra cord when you want to create a fringe at the end of your pieceWhen you want to learn more regarding this topic, I recommend you read this post I’ve written about measuring your Macrame cords correctly.What materials do I need for macrame?
 
High-Quality Cotton Macrame cordsWall Hanging: Wood or metal dowel or branch of (drift)woodHanging Planter: Wooden Ring A pair of sharp scissors
Measuring tape For a complete list of my 10 most recommend and essential Macrame tools and where to buy them check out my Complete Guide on how to build the perfect Macrame workstation.
 
How do you start Macrame for beginners?Most new Macrame makers feel quite overwhelmed when they want to start with Macrame and are left with many questions on what supplies to buy, how to learn the basic knots, and where to find free patterns.Luckily, there is no need for that as Macrame is super easy to learn. I’ve written down all my best tips in my Macrame Basics series How to get started with Macrame as an absolute beginner and I (pinky) promise you: Everyone can learn Macrame! Even when crafting is not your thing

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