Crafty Creations

What type of knotting technique is commonly used in macrame?

• Square knot

• Figure-eight knot

• Bowline knot

• Clove hitch

Which material is commonly used in basketry?

• Pine, oak, cedar

• Cotton, silk, wool

• Rattan, willow, bamboo, or reed

• Plastic, metal, glass

What is the purpose of a macrame plant hanger?

• To hang and display plants in a decorative way.

• To cook food in the microwave

• To store shoes in a closet

• To play music on a stereo

What is the difference between macrame and basketry?

• Macrame uses metal wire, while basketry uses fabric

• Macrame is only used for wall hangings, while basketry is used for storage

• Macrame involves painting designs, while basketry involves carving patterns

• The main difference is the technique used: macrame involves knotting, while basketry involves weaving or twining.

What is the basic tool required for macrame projects?

• macrame cord

• paintbrush

• knitting needles

• sewing machine

What are some common items that can be made using macrame?

• Plant hangers, wall hangings, keychains, bracelets

• Earrings

• Scarves

• Necklaces

What is the traditional origin of macrame?

• Italy in the 17th century

• China in the 5th century

• India in the 19th century

• Arab world in the 13th century

How is the weaving technique different in basketry compared to macrame?

• Basketry uses sewing instead of weaving

• Macrame involves painting instead of knotting

• Basketry requires melting materials together

• The weaving technique in basketry involves interlacing flexible materials, while macrame uses knotting techniques.

What are some popular patterns used in macrame?

• Celtic knot, fisherman's knot, reef knot

• Square knot, spiral knot, half-hitch knot, double half-hitch knot

How can one incorporate macrame and basketry in home decor?

• By painting the walls with vibrant colors

• By hanging macrame plant holders or wall hangings, using woven baskets as storage solutions or decorative pieces, combining macrame and basketry elements in wall art or room dividers, and creating custom lampshades or table centerpieces.

• By incorporating metalwork and glassblowing techniques

• By using origami instead of macrame and basketry