This clasp will enable you to close your woven bracelets and necklaces cleanly and professionally.
Ideal for peyote and brickstitch weaving, but also for micro-macramé, this clasp can be used just as well for simple creations requiring a wide fastening.
How to weave beads?
Weaving beads is an art! And it's an art you can learn very quickly, especially from our weaving pro Tiffanie, who has put together a whole host of how-to sheets, diagrams, tutorials and videos just for you.
She also explains how to adapt your weaving to a sliding loop clasp .
So, are you interested in bead weaving?
With or without a loom, go for it!
What is macramé?
It's an ancestral weaving technique based on the knot, said to have originated with Arab weavers in the 13th century. Derived from the Arabic "Migramah" meaning "embroidered veil".
The technique then spread to Spain and Europe.
There are different types of knot in the macramé technique:
- The flat knot is used to create jewelry, and is the most commonly used in macramé.
- The raised knot is used to make pot holders, curtains and sculptures, for example.
How do I make micro macramé?
Apart from thread, scissors, time and your hands, you don't need much equipment to get started with micro-macramé.
Ideal for long car journeys (as a passenger, of course), or long winter evenings by the fireside, and why not keep busy on the beach while sunbathing?
Ready to go? Shall we get started?
In our toolbox we give you the techniques for tying basic macramé knots, so that micro-macramé holds no more secrets for you.
Details:
Length: 21.5 mm
Weave length: 13 mm max.
Sold per 1 piece.
