Art of Knots

"Macrama is the oldest type of needlework that has come to us through the thickness of centuries. Macramam (Fr. Macram, from Arabic. - braid, fringe, lace or from Turkish. - scarf or fruit napkit) - nodular weaving technique.
In the technique of macram, many of the most beautiful things are made with which you can decorate the interior. But in the books of Elena Miklush, we will only talk about amazing jewelry, which I still want to call "jewelry", they will add to your style of nobleness and sophistication.
You have in your hands the first book of Elena Miklush "The Art of Knocks", the second book "Knot interweaving" will be released in the near future. The book "The Art of Knocks" is intended more for the beginner craftswomen micro -macram, although experienced - will draw for themselves new ideas for creating jewelry.
Why are we accepting that the book "Art of Knocks" for beginners? Everything is simple - this book gives a detailed, so -called "school of weaving nodules", in which weaving techniques are accompanied by detailed step -by -step descriptions, illustrations, necessary schemes and workshops of jewelry, more easy to execute. There will be no school in the second book, there will only be master classes on weaving jewelry using the micro-macram technique.
Micro-macram technique is becoming more and more popular, since its possibilities in creating original copyright jewelry are now almost limitless. Everyone who has at least a little patience and perseverance can learn to learn. Yes, and special instruments in this type of needlework do not need: a small pillow and pins. The material will be the thread you like.
Real masters, like Elena Miklush, create real works of art, when looking at which they can’t even believe that this is done by the hands of a person. Jewelry made using the micro-macram technique will not leave anyone indifferent, conquering their grace and beauty. And this is what, we hope that it will move you to create with your own hands of beautiful and unique things. “Weaving means creating beauty and good” - the ancients said