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WorksheetsSession 3 - Quiz on Macrame
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 10mins
I. Moors invaded Spain and were introduced to Macrame that eventually made its way to Europe.
II. Moors learned the knot-tying technique (Macrame) from Arab weavers which was brought to Spain and spread to France and Italy.
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I. Decorative macramé first appears in carvings by the Babylonians and Assyrians.
II. The carvings by the Babylonians and Assyrians depicted fringed braiding that used to adorn costumes.
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I. Arab weavers used this simplistic form of square knotting aka macramé to decorate the ends of their woven articles.
II. Nuns and monks were the group who adopted Macrame when Moors introduced it to Spain.
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I. Nuns was the first to use macramé knots to create decorative wall panels.
II. Queen Mary II of England is credited to introduce macrame to the ladies at the British court where it became a popular craft.
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I. During the Victorian era, Macrame details decorated everything from table linens to curtains to bed spreads.
II. The women of the Victorian Era used Macrame as a source of household income.
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I. Macramé was most popular in the 1900s.
II. A book about Macrame, Sylvia’s Book of Macrame, showed readers how to make square knots just like how Arab weavers used to do it.
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I. The knot-tying technique of sailors is different from Macrame.
II. Macrame was just later introduced to them as a way to pass the time at sea.
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I. By the early 1980s macramé had again begun to regain its popularity after it faded for some time because of war.
II. The resurgence of Macrame came to symbolize the Bohemian style and was used to make wall hangings, plant hangers, accessories, and clothing.
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I. Macrame became popular again in the form of fashion accessories.
II. Macrame jewelry often features handmade glass beads and natural elements such as gemstones, bone or shell.
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I. Knots have been humanity’s constant companion since the earliest humans.
II. Knots were used in practical application during the earliest times.
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