Macrame cord size chart

Macrame for Beginners on Instagram: "Are you wondering how each Macrame cord type and size compares when knotted? Here are some handy photos to help you out 💜 If you want to learn more about each cord type and which one to choose for your projects, you can check out my free “How to choose the right cords” guide on my blog! Photo 1 3-ply cords in 1.5, 3, 5, and 9 mm Photo 2 Braided cords in 3, 5, and 9 mm Photo 3 Single twist cords in 1.5, 3, 5, and 9 mm Photo 4 3 x 9 mm Photo 5 3 x 5 mm

Ahhh, yes. The age old question. How do I know how long to cut my cord?! This one's probably given every macrame artist a headache at one time or another.This is one of my most requested blogs, so I'll get right to it- unfortunately there is no single cut and dry answer to this because there are SO many variables to consider! For example, how large is your project? How densely knotted will it be? What type of cord are you using? These are all things that will impact your cord length.Luckily…

Learn about the best macrame cord and rope for your next macrame project. See the pros and cons of each style with macrame tutorial examples.

When you dive into the world of macrame, you'll find that there are many different cords or ropes you can use. You may be wondering how to best use each type. We have thoroughly reviewed the available information and put together a guide to help you get started. The cords used in macrame are typically […]

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This macrame cheat sheet I've compiled will help when planning your next macrame project. A guide for determining rope length and type.

Choosing macrame cord for a project can be overwhelming, especially if you're a beginner. I have a tutorial that explains the types of cord, as well as thicknesses, and the best application for different macrame projects. Click the link to go to the free tutorial.