macrame
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- noun
- /ˈmækrəˌmeɪ/
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macramé
- Though Coopeagri allows these women to sell their macrame plant hangers, painted dish towels, and corn-husk dolls and hats on consignment in its supermarket, there is not much demand for such products in San Isidro, where tourists are few, or elsewhere.
- macrame bikini
- macrame plant
Like I said, I've done a macrame class, I've done a lino cut printing class, I've done air dry, ceramics, watercolor.
- Like I said, I've done a macrame class, I've done a lino cut printing class, I've done air dry, ceramics, watercolor.
Examples
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Broussard had spent the downtime on his macrame projects.
Fiction book (1999) -
Would you like to see my macrame collection?
Fiction book (1998) -
A little Haworthia in a macrame hanger that's perfect for a garden tree from Margaret in Nova Scotia.
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The license plate read PEG, and a macrame potted plant hanger dangled from the rearview mirror.
Fiction book (1999) -
The decor was country, with an abundance of ruffles, plump pillows, hanging plants, and macrame.
Fiction book (1994) -
Just wanted to say, I crochet, do counted cross stitch, macrame, embroidery, and needlepoint—but only for family and close friends who truly appreciate the "labor of love" put into the pieces.
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She created a beautiful wall hanging using macrame techniques.
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The gift shop sold a variety of macrame items, including plant hangers and jewelry.
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For her craft project, she learned how to make macrame decorations for her home.
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Etymology
Macrame comes from the old French macramé and before that from Turkish makrama and Arabic miqramah, words that meant 'decorative fringe' or 'ornamental cloth'. So a macrame is a craft for making decorative knots and fringes for wall hangings, plant holders, and jewelry.