Wrapped rope

Our love for embroidery thread continues with this DIY wrapped rope necklace. This will be your go-to summer accessory and love wearing your own creation!

How to Make a Rope Basket, Clothesline rope baskets, a quick and easy rope basket tutorial with lots of pictures

I don’t think I have ever seen anything like this wrapped rope wall decoration. It looks like a great way to use scrap yarn and thread or even strips of fabric or recycled clothing strips. Po…

Rope frays easily, which eventually destroys it. Many people do something to the ends of the rope to prevent it from happening. If a rope contains nylon, you can melt the ends. Melting part of the rope won’t affect its strength. The melted ends feel hard to the touch. Taping the rope is another common method used.

5mm natural water hyacinth rope, Braided Rope, Wrapping Bundling, wrapped gifts rope, natural raffia yarn, water hyacinth cord, rattan rope 5 MM natural waterhyacinth rope for Decorating Weddings and Natural Themed Events. 100% Natural, Biodegradable and Eco Friendly .A string used in every industry for so many things. It's even perfect and used widely for Cat Scratchers!! Idea for Use rope to create rustic style crafts and decor. This item can be used for decorating corsages, wedding…

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The rustic appearance of rope letters makes them perfect for everything from wall art to embellishments for a gift box lid.The secret to stiff rope lettering is a glue-based mixture that hardens the rope and dries clear.

Wrap it! Hello Dear Friends and Readers, There are always many ways to approach any project and this is no exception. There are other ways of commencing this covered rope project. For example, some people will cut their fabrics specifically for this project. They may prefer to have it all in the same fabric. There … Continue reading Wrap it! →

Natural Fibre Rope: Manila rope, Sisal Rope, Jute Rope and Hemp RopeNatural fibre rope is, as it sounds, rope made from natural fibres. The natural fibres used include manila, cotton, hemp, jute and sisal.Natural fibre ropes have been used throughout history before the advent of synthetic fibres. Natural rope still has many applications including decking, decorative rope work, cat scratching posts, climbing ropes and clothing manufacture.You can buy all of our ropes, including cotton rope…

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