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I won't spoil it for you by revealing the projects but leave it to be that there are some downright nifty projects in this book!
While having fabulous pictures never hurt anyone, I have to say the display of finished projects as well as samples for other reference really make this book for me. Like most how to do books there is a brief introduction wherein the author talks about the subject, a brief overview of the history of macrame, and of course the all important tool & supply list with descriptions and some pictures. Katie also goes into other things you may want to know when considering the creation of your jewelry and other macrame projects. She has a "Knots 101" section which I found to be particularly helpful as it showed finished photographs, a lined drawing, and a small written paragraph about each knot. And I can't forget to mention she also shows variations of many of the knots or combinations when right and left handed ones are concerned.
And if you thought there wasn't anything other than projects and other basic how to advice in this text I can assure you you'll be wowed by the macrame gallery section full of inspiring and literal works of art in the world of knotwork. At the end is a brief description of designers featured, glossary, and a small index.
I'd give this book a 5 out of 5 at least. It's clear, has wonderful pictures, and perhaps the only drawback is that these designs are for personal use only, but don't let that stop you from being inspired!
What I want to know...in the comments below share with me if you do macrame and your thoughts on this book! Let me know if my review was helpful in making a decision to buy it or why it wasn't! And of course don't forget to join the newsletter, then stop by and add me on your social media networks!
And if you thought there wasn't anything other than projects and other basic how to advice in this text I can assure you you'll be wowed by the macrame gallery section full of inspiring and literal works of art in the world of knotwork. At the end is a brief description of designers featured, glossary, and a small index.
I'd give this book a 5 out of 5 at least. It's clear, has wonderful pictures, and perhaps the only drawback is that these designs are for personal use only, but don't let that stop you from being inspired!
What I want to know...in the comments below share with me if you do macrame and your thoughts on this book! Let me know if my review was helpful in making a decision to buy it or why it wasn't! And of course don't forget to join the newsletter, then stop by and add me on your social media networks!
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