Micro Macrame Website - Free Patterns

[glenda]

Anyone interested in micro macrame will love this site!


www.free-macrame-patterns.com/micro-macrame.html


Whinston was made from a freebie tut!

[Tela]

How adorable!!! I love him! ;D Look how easily you picked this up. Go, Glenda!

Thanks for the link, too.

[christine]

Thanks for the link Glenda. You are on a roll with this! Love the owl.

[Renate]

Thank you for the link, Glenda, it's exactly what I've been looking for.
Micro-Macramee seems to be in the air. Only two weeks ago I ordered
"Wired Micro-Macrame Jewelry" by Joan R. Babcock
It has lovely designs, in particular the colours are great, but it is not for beginners. I need to practice the basics first.

[glenda]

Glad the link was helpful!!

Renate I can only find the book in the states. Is that where yours came from?

[Renate]

Hm, don't remember, have to check at home, as I'm still at work.
Meanwhile check out these tutes... ;D
www.micro-macramejewelry.com/ePatterns/epatterns.html

And here's the author's website:
www.joanbabcock.com/

[Renate]

I've just checked - you can get the book from various UK sources: f.e. amazon.co.uk marketplace:

www.amazon.co.uk/gp/offer-listing/0977305228/ref=dp_olp_all_mbc?ie=UTF8&condition=all

As you see, bookdepository has it, too.

Though I would recommend to try the tute's first!

Hope this helps.

[sarahsequins]

Micro Macrame is one of those things I haven't tried yet, but have been itching to. I've seen some of Joan's pieces in person, and they're amazing!

(In fact, I almost signed up to take one of her classes at Bead and Button this year.)

I'll have to check out that website! Thanks, Glenda!

[glenda]

Thanks Renate!

I have PM'd you!

I can only assume I couldn't find it as it is listed as Micro macram - with no E!!

I will check out the Tut!! - They look a bit complicated - My brain is beginning to ache just thinking about it

I think you should give it a go Sarah!! ;D