refers to speci­fic areas of a knot or cord.

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it is the most common decorative knot used in macramé

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It is a synthetic material that is made from rayon or nylon that has a very attractive shine, and is great for macramé jewelry. 

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It is a loop that stands out along edges of knotted designs and is popular in

the early 1900s.

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a strip of the same knots tied one after the other with the same tying

cords.

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a design used as a guide in making any project.

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It refers to fastening made by tying a piece of cord, rope, or straw.

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It is a chain of knots that will twist as they are tied.

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a loop of knots created along the top or sides of crafted items.

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Refers to the end of a cord that is secured, and not used to construct the knot.

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Refers to the other end of a knot and is used to construct the knot.

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Refers to the cord used to tie the knots.

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It is the easiest of all the decorative knots and is used in all stages of macramé patterns, including clasps.

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A cord, sennit, or knot that is arranged up and down rather than side to side.

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