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Showing posts with label weave. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 30, 2016
Lawn Chair Season is OPEN!
They're here at last! Lawn Chair Season can finally begin!
You asked and we listened: We've produced a stronger wooden-armed steel lawn chair frame to really hold-up to wear and tear. Don't like the natural look of the wood? Easy to re-finish!
We're selling the chairs in pairs to help alleviate some of the shipping costs. Visit MacrameSuperStore.com for more details on the lawn chair frames.
Monday, April 13, 2015
Super Frame Sale
Get a jump start on your summertime socials: Lawn Chairs are on a STEEP Sale! Now through June 30, 2015. For details on ordering visit Macrame Super Store.com.
And don't forget the cord! We recommend 6mm Bonnie Braid; chairs typically require 200 yards for completion.
And don't forget the cord! We recommend 6mm Bonnie Braid; chairs typically require 200 yards for completion.
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| Lawn Chair Frame woven with Kelly and Parrot. |
Thursday, September 25, 2014
Support Ribbon Tutorial
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| Make your own support ribbons. |
Items needed to complete each ribbon from this pattern include:
- Two 1-yard lengths of Rexlace Plastic Lacing (shown in Neon Pink) OR 1.5-yards of 325 Parachute Cord (shown in Neon Pink) OR 1.5-yards of 2mm Amy (shown in Coral).
- Scissors
- Ruler
- Clear-dry craft glue or a lighter (for cord melting Amy or Parachute Cord)
- Lanyard Snap (optional)
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| Support Ribbon Instructions. |
So again, the instructions are available for FREE download over on Macrame Super Store. For additional support, we are offering Ribbon-Charmed Survival Bracelets and Adjustable Charm Bracelets for re-sale.
We wish you luck on your journey and pray you can meet your charitable goals!
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Tuesday, September 23, 2014
Bracelet-ing 101: Woven Bracelet Tutorial
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| Designer Woven Bracelets Tutorial. |
Designers all over are making these spectacular woven bangles. They are easy to make and can be customized to weave, braid, or wrap your favorite designs.
To make the bracelet you see above, you'll need:
- One 8 foot strand of Rexlace plastic lacing (base wrapping). We used the color Black.
- Five 9 inch strands of Rexlace (for the braiding). We used colors Neon Purple, White, and Neon Green.
- One 1/2 inch metal bracelet blank
- Scissors
- Clear tape
- Sandpaper (for prepping the bracelet blank)
Directions:
We've highlighted bracelet wrapping on the Rexlace Club website here. We recommend reading preparing the bracelet blank by sanding any sharp edges before starting the craft.
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| Bracelet wrapping illustrations by Joel Hooks. Click for expanded view. |
1. Begin by taping the five 9" strands of Rexlace to the bracelet blank (fig. 1), fold down the short strands. Tuck one end of the 8 foot piece under the the short strands, then make 6 wraps (figs. 2-3). From there, wrap ONLY the bracelet blank until you're about 5/8" from the other end. Tuck or tape this end to secure (fig. 4).
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| Bracelet wrapping illustrations by Joel Hooks. Click for expanded view. |
2. Braid the center three 9" strands until up to 5/8" from the other end of the bracelet (fig. 5). Bring all 5 ends together, flatten or smooth and fold the strands to the back of the bracelet. Make 6 wraps to secure the ends in place, then tuck the wrapping end into the fold at the tip of the bracelet (fig. 6).
3. Apply glue to all ends and allow the bracelet to dry completely. Trim any excess Rexlace and then carefully bend the bracelet around your wrist.
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| 1" wrapped bracelet made with braided S'getti String. |
Basic bracelet wrapping is an excellent option too. By securing the woven ends first, then weave as you wrap the bracelet black to make endless patterns.
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