WorksheetsDifferent Macramé Knots and Basket Weaves
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
This knot is attached to an object such as dowel, branch or an anchor cord.
Wrapping knot
Lark's Head Knot
Reverse Head Knot
Square knots
It is a common weaves used in baskets, mats, hats, and trays with the help of bamboo and other hard strips.
Open weaves
Twined weaves
Mad weaves
Knot weaves
Kinds of macramé cords that you use to make an actual knots.
Filler cords
Spiral stitch
Clove hitch
Working cords
It is one of the common weaves that uses soft materials like lupis and rattan in weaving.
Coiled weaves
Knot weaves
Hexagonal weaves
Interlaced weaves
Clove Hitch was also called ___?
Single Half Hitch
Double Hitch
Spiral Hitch
Double Half Hitch
A type of knots that will add a lot of interest to a project. Also tells that it is a decorative knot.
Stakes
Sennit
Spiral
Square
It is used when weaving traps and for baby cribs. What is it?
Hexagonal weaves
Sawali weaves
Knot weaves
Mad weaves
What macramé knots that can be right facing or left facing , depending on which side you start on?
Square knots
Half knots
Lark's Head knot
Sennit knots
What do you call to the base of a basket?
Spokes
Strokes
Straw
Stakes
A part of basket where the basket is being held.
Handle
Mouth
Stakes
Spokes
Soft strip weaving is a form of basket that have flexible and bendable materials.
FALSE
TRUE
Sawali or Twilled weaves is came from the word "grahams" which means "nigo", the flat, winnowing basket.
TRUE
FALSE
Sennit is a kind of macrame cords that are worked in repeat.
FALSE
TRUE
Interlaced weaves is commonly used in weaving floriculture baskets.
TRUE
FALSE
Half knots can be right or left facing, depending on which side you start on.
FALSE
TRUE
