Basketry and Macrame

1. This is a simple cord type, which is soft and easy to work with.

• Hemp or Abaca

• Cotton crochet

• Rattail

• Soutache

2. This is a kind of - at-ribbed satin cord often used for trimming.

• Hemp or Abaca

• Cotton crochet

• Rattail

• Soutache

3. This can be a padded clipboard, corkboard, or a piece of polyurethane or square cardboard that is rubber banded together

• Macramé Board

• T-pins

• Macramé Rod

• Macramé Rings

4. This is attach/stick to the macramé board to hold cords in place to create designs in macramé products.

• Macramé Board

• T-pins

• Macramé Rod

• Macramé Rings

5. It is a tropical plant widely used in cooking as - flavoring, but it could also be used as a material in basketry. Baskets made of pandan are used as a pot for cooking rice.

• Rattan core

• Abaka

• Pandan

• Buri Palm

6. It is also used as a material in basketry because it is very flexible and durable.

• Rattan core

• Abaca

• Pandan

• Buri Palm

7. It is an excellent material for making coiled basket.

• Rattan core

• Abaca

• Pandan

• Buri Palm

8. These are used for cutting of ends of a cane.

• Awl or bodkin

• Secateurs

• Rapping iron

• Utility knife

9. It looks similar to a chisel, but it is blunt and used for tapping down the willow weave into position

• Awl or bodkin

• Secateurs

• Rapping iron

• Utility knife

10. It is used for cutting materials, sharpening stakes, and trimming.

• Awl or bodkin

• Secateurs

• Rapping iron

• Utility knife