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Both for practical use and as an art form, macrame originated from 13th century Arabic weavers and sailors that tied intricate knots to pass the time on long voyages. The skill set become popular again in the Victorian age as people adorned their clothing with details and ornamentation. More modern-day interpretations conjure images of a boho plant holders or a wall hanging. Tying knots and weaving have long been a communal pastime of artisan guilds, where members share stories and build community. Maybe you have a favorite quilt made with love by a family member that tells a story. Maybe you want to develop a mindfulness discipline with a mind and hand connection by learning a new skill. I encourage you to give it a try. Thank you to veteran spouse peer leader, Jill Evans, who will teach the art of macrame. The supply list below is to show you basics knot techniques to make either the bookmark and/or key chain during this All skill levels welcome.
The Macrame & Mindfulness will take place on Wed, March 29, 2023 at 12:30 pm CT online via zoom.
To be eligible for this group you must be the spouse or partner of an active duty service member or post-service veteran, a caregiver or divorced spouse from a veteran or active duty service member.
Eligibility varies by session, so please check our Eventbrite page to see other social clubs that may interest you.
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– The Veteran Spouse Network Team
Supplies Needed for both projects:
measuring tool
scissors
comb
macrame board with t-pins (alternative options: a clipboard OR painters tape and hard surface)
For bookmark:
1mm cord (example: https://www.hobbylobby.com/Crafts-Hobbies/Basic-Crafts/Macrame/Blush-Pink-Cora’s-Cotton-Craft-Cord—1mm/p/80969420)
wooden bead(s) optional (example: https://www.joann.com/park-lane-75-pk-12mm-wooden-beads/16910697.html)
For Keychain:
3mm cord (example: https://www.hobbylobby.com/Crafts-Hobbies/Basic-Crafts/Macrame/Tobacco-Yarn-Bee-Macrame-Cord—3mm/p/81070177)
1 inch Swivel Snap Hook (aka Lobster claw) (example: https://www.hobbylobby.com/Fabric-Sewing/Sewing-Quilting-Notions/Fasteners/Black-Swivel-Snaphooks—25mm/p/141591)
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