10:21, Thu, Apr 30, 2020 Updated: 10:22, Thu, Apr 30, 2020 Macrame is the art of knotting rope or cord to form patterns and can be used to create wall decorations, bags and clothing. Some may remember ...

Step one: Take your round cake board and cut it in half. Step two: Start cutting your macrame into strips. We started cutting ours around 11-12″ long, but we made them longer as we built our ghost.

While the xauv art is her primary Hmong-influenced endeavor, she also incorporates the Hmong heart and other figures into designs. “There’s a lot of motifs and symbols in Hmong textiles, so I just try ...

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Macrame has made a comeback. A huge trend in the 1970s, it's once again a stylish craft you can make on your own and decorate your space with. Creative consultant, interior designer and Instagrammer ...

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