My latest experiment in micro macrame knotting involved a whole lot of cords. I wanted to shake things up a little, so I thought I'd try turning everything on its side - literally. I worked this bracelet across instead of up and down, which meant I had to start with 112 cords across.
I did some beaded loops on one edge of the cuff to add some texture.
And a leafy design bordered by lines of knots and beads.
The cuff style bracelet is about 1.5" wide and fastens with a tube bar clasp.
I'm excited all over again about micro macrame all over again!!
WOW! That's amazing!
ReplyDeleteVery cool!
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome! I love the design - especially the leaves.
ReplyDeleteI'd say your experiment was a success!!! I love it.
ReplyDeleteAmazing. A stunning piece of mind blowing work.
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful and sophisticated! My daughter was home for the holidays and was in a creative mood, so we downloaded one of your cuff designs, raided my cord stash, and spent a delightful day in front of the fire with macrame boards perched on our laps. One of my favorite Christmas memories! (I just sent her a link to this post - as Mary said, mind blowing!)
ReplyDeleteStunning, this bracelet is beautiful and you definitely have your "mojo" back.
ReplyDeleteomg this is just a stunning design!! I have not done micro-macrame in ages & can't fathom doing anything like this, what concentration you must have had for this!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful bracelet but wow, what a lot of cords to keep track of. I would be bald by the time I finished anything half as complicated.
ReplyDeleteDo you have directions or better yet a tutorial for this cuff?
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