A textile art with a decidedly bohemian vibe, macrame is made by carefully tying a series of decorative knots in a natural fiber cord. Unlike basic builder grade closet doors that close off air ...

STEP TWO: MAKING THE BASKET Hang your hanger back on the rail (image 1). Take 2 cords, adjacent to one another and tie a knot approximately halfway down from the wrapped knot (image 2). Repeat ...

Next, begin knotting your cords onto your wood strip. While there are a variety of knots that can be used for this, a basic hitch knot like a lark's head knot is a fast and easy way to attach ...

Step 2. Begin the first row of knots by gathering two pieces of cord together (choosing ones that are side-by-side). Slide a copper coupler over the ends, then measure 23-inches down from the knot.

In other cultures, it is known as "Decorative knots". Chinese knots are usually lanyard type arrangements where 2 cords enter from the top of the knot and 2 cords leave from the bottom.