TLE 10 week 6

1.   What do you called the most practical knot in Macramé since a number of variations are obtained?

• a.    Half Hitch                   

• b. Half   

•   c. Hitch   

•   d. Picot

3. This is a looped knot used to give variation to edge headings and other areas where a lacy effect is desired.

• a.    Half Hitch                   

• b. Double Chain knot

•   c. Hitch   

•   d. Picot

4.   This is done in steady position when mounting ends.

• a.    Half Hitch                   

• b. Double Chain knot

•   c. Holding cord

•   d. Picot

5. When does the holding cord is in a steady position?

• a.    Mounting ends            

• b. Double Chain knot

•   c. Holding cord

•   d. Picot

6.   What are you going to do with the knots when designing?

• a.    Mounting ends            

• b. Tie every knot

•   c. Holding cord

•   d. Picot

7. Keep ends _______________, in order, and not twisted, particularly when knots are being made over them.

• a.    Curve    

• b. Straight

•   c. Holding cord

•   d. Cross

8.   ________ are always doubled in half before knotting begins.

• a.    Sinnet          

• b. Working cord

•   c. Ends

•   d. Edge

9. A series of ____________ using either a single cord or multi-ends creat

• a.    Chain knot      

• b. Overhand knot

•   c. Double Chain knot

•   d. Edge

10. To start, loop ends around pins and begin 1^st row of _______________.

• a.    Vertical cording     

• b. Horizontal Cording

•   c. Double Chain knot

•   d. Picot

2. This is made with two or multi-ends by using two colors with a heavy yarn that makes it an interesting sash.

• a.    Half Hitch                   

• b. Double Chain knot

•   c. Hitch   

•   d. Picot