Thursday, 23 May 2013
Germany Calls
I'm over here today....in Germany......on an online magazine called SO LEB' ICH!
It was lovely to be asked.
If your German is a bit rusty, I have asked goggle to translate!
I want it too!, I immediately thought when I stumbled across the lights of beautiful plants Pippa Taylor the first time. The young mother from Melbourne enlivened with her label Ouch Flower extremely clever a trend from the 70s again: The knotting technique macramé (Spanish macramé, from the Arabic migramah = "weave").
Whether tapestry, plant lights or tassels chain - with a handful of different nodes are relatively simple to make great decorative elements themselves. Exactly how it's done, Pippa shows on her blog in the "Knot School". Step by step she explains with photos each node.
Ran to the nodes!
Super suitable for great macrame decoration is Zpagetti, because it's with the thick cords goes really fast. Node but you can with any type of yarn, simply dyed colorful part of the node can you by Pippa's example. Especially nice is it when their beads incorporated.
Let your imagination run wild with macrame is as good as anything is possible!
Thanks Kati! :)
Pippa
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Oooo Congratulations Pippa - what a wonderful mention! Love your work. Mel x
ReplyDeleteThanks Mel! Lovely to be asked! x
Deleteooh, your getting around! and hurrah for that x
ReplyDeleteCheers Max! .....bit of a floosey really! ;)
DeleteInternationale!
ReplyDeleteBetter get a valid passport! ;)
Deleteand just like that shes global!! (or is it viral?)...and yes I read all that with an accent!
ReplyDeletevell dun pipar! xx
Oh you crack me up!
DeleteOne day missy, one day!
Found you on SoLebIch...and loooooooove your work!!! It's great!!!! Kind regards
ReplyDeleteThanks Stephanie! Love your blog too! :)
DeleteYou are super cool in any language I believe! :)
ReplyDeleteVery sweet of you to say, lovely lady x
DeleteHow exciting! You're becoming an international celebrity...and deservedly so. I'm so happy for you.
ReplyDeleteThanks Dana, it was really ace to be asked! x
ReplyDeleteKuhlen!
ReplyDeleteLovely article. Great set of photos too. So very happy for you.xx
ReplyDeleteI'm so happy for you Pippa!! Pretty soon there's gonna be macramé all over the globe, and YOU'RE the one who revitalized it and brought it into the next millennium!! A great feature- and SO well deserved:-)
ReplyDeletexx
Win!! Macrame Guru you :)
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