AY Honors/Macramé/Answer Key/es

Macramé
Asociación General Artes y actividades manuales	Destreza: 1 Año de introducción: 1975

Requisitos

1

Dar una breve historia del arte de nudos decorativos.

2

¿Qué es un buen cordón de macramé?

Cotton seine twine is recommended for the beginner because with this material, the patterns are easier to see and the knots are easy to tighten.

3

Conocer tres tipos de cordones que son buenos y por qué son buenos.

Common materials used in macramé include cotton twine, hemp, leather or yarn.

4

Conocer los nudos básicos utilizados en macramé. Conocer dos variantes de cada uno de estos nudos.

Overhand Knots

Adventist Youth Honors Answer Book/Knot/Overhand

File:Macrame overhand.jpg Overhand knot	File:Macrame overhand on anchor.jpg Overhand knot tied onto an anchor
File:Macrame multiple overhand.jpg Multiple overhand knot

Square Knots

Adventist Youth Honors Answer Book/Knot/Square

File:Macrame square knot.jpg Square knot

File:Macrame double knot.jpg Double knot

Half Hitches

File:Macrame half hitch left.jpg Half hitch with loop to the left	File:Macrame half hitch right.jpg Half hitch with loop to the right
File:Macrame alternating half hitch.jpg Alternating half hitches

Clove Hitches

Adventist Youth Honors Answer Book/Knot/Clove hitch Adventist Youth Honors Answer Book/Knot/Constrictor

File:Macrame clove hitch left.jpg Clove hitch with loops to the left	File:Macrame clove hitch right.jpg Clove hitch with loops to the right
File:Macrame clove hitch upwards.jpg Clove hitch with loops up
File:Macrame clove hitch horizontal.jpg Clove hitch on a horizontal anchor	File:Macrame clove hitch vertical.jpg Clove hitch on a vertical anchor

Lark's Heads

File:Macrame larks head.jpg Lark's head

File:Macrame reverse larks head.jpg Reverse Lark's head

Single Hitches

File:Macrame single hitch left.jpg Single hitch, left-handed

File:Macrame single hitch right.jpg Single hitch, right-handed

Macramé Knots

File:Macrame left hand knot.jpg Left-hand macramé knot	File:Macrame right hand knot.jpg Right-hand macramé knot
File:Macrame one and a half.jpg One-and-a-half macramé knots	File:Macrame right hand spiral.jpg Right-hand spiral knot

Josephine Knots

File:Macrame josephine.jpg Josephine knot

File:Macrame whale knot.jpg Whale knot

5

¿Cómo es el medio nudo útil en macramé?

Overhand knots can be used to tie two cords together at the bottom of a piece, to fasten a cord to a bead or pearl, or to serve as a decorative knot in the pattern.

6

¿Cuánto cordón se necesita para alcanzar la longitud deseada del producto terminado?

The length of cord needed for a finished product is directly dependent on the types of knots used. It also depends on how much knotting is done on a given cord. Anchor cords will have fewer (if any) knots compared to working cords. A general rule of thumb is to allow yourself five times more cord than the length of the product. A better guideline is to experiment. Tie a short section (at least a couple of inches (10 cm) long). Measure it, and then untie it and measure the amount of cord used. If 2 inches of your sample required 12 inches of cord, you will need six times as much cord.

7

Hacer una muestra de colgado en la pared utilizando los principales nudos y utilizando al menos dos variantes, tales como el medio cote horizontal, medio cote vertical, o el nudo medio.

You will want to search the internet or check books for patterns. Have fun on the practical part of the Honor.

8

Hacer otros dos artículos de su elección usando el nudo cuadrado, medio cote doble, y dos variaciones de uno o ambos elementos.

Vea los nudos anteriormente. ¡Diviértase al crear!