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17 December 2009

Try it: Adventures in Macrame 2


Part 2 - Larks head knots

Part 1 (intro and basic knots) is right here!


There are two ways to construct a larks head knot: horizontally and vertically. If you've ever used gift tags or price tags that attach with a string, you may already know how to tie a horizontal larks head knot. Here we'll cover both techniques.

This knot is commonly used horizontally for mounting on a ring, buckle, or other object to start a macramé project. Vertically, when tied in a series, it is also used to “coat” a stationary cord, giving it a thick and intricate pattern.

03 December 2009

Portland's Formal Holiday Artisan's Fair THIS SUNDAY

Date:
Sunday, December 6, 2009
Time(s): 11am-6pm
Location:
The Chelsea Ballroom
1510 SE 9th (SE Hawthorne at 9th)
Portland, OR 97214


DETAILS: Quickly becoming one of Portland premiere craft events, the Formal Holiday Artisans Fair combines the finest of the season – elegant décor, festive live classical music by violin and cello, and a select group of makers offering quality handmade gifts for giving. Come early and be one of 100 guests to receive goodie bags full of handmade treats. Gift-wrapping is available starting at $2 a package. One hundred percent of gift-wrapping proceeds go directly to p:ear mentoring.

This year, Handmade NW (http://www.handmadenw.com/) partners with p:ear (http://www.pearmentor.org/) as a benefactor for this event. p:ear will host an information booth for those looking for more ways to support their agency.
This event serves to support an economy of crafters and artisans who have committed to bring quality handmade goods to our community. The recipient of the handmade gift receives something that is one-of-a-kind, and made with care and attention that can be seen and touched. It is the result of skill and craftsmanship that is absent in the world of large-scale manufacturing. Handmade NW encourages all to support the local economy by buying local handmade gifts this holiday.

Flyer design by : Sweet Bonny (http://malien00.etsy.com)
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