What is brocade and how to do it?

Tapestry has gradually become a necessity for small freshness and folk customs, so how are tapestries classified? How is tapestry weaving made? Bian Xiao, let me tell you something.

Classification of brocade:

/kloc-Macrame, a handicraft originated in Arabia in the 0/3rd century, became a necessary ornament for hippies who pursued individual liberalism in the 1970s.

Besides Macrame, knitting (sticking to knitting) and crochet (crochet) are also used.

Of course, there is knitting that can't be ignored.

This form of hanging on the wall as an ornament is also called wall hanging, which is brocade.

Among all kinds of tapestry weaving techniques, Macrame (knotting weaving) is the simplest weaving method, which does not need any tools or manual foundation.

In fact, our first impression of Macrame is the interaction between primary school/junior high school girlfriends.

It seems that there is not much difference between the West and China in this scene. When I grow up, I will be familiar with seeing Macrame (knotted knitting) as an ornament hanging on the wall.

Four weaving methods of brocade;

Tapestry weaving technology 1. Positioning knot

The positioning knot is the initial knot to fix the rope on the pole.

Usually the rope is folded in half, hung on the pole from front to back, and then the end of the rope passes through the middle.

Brocade technology II. ordinary loop knot

As the name implies, the flat knot is flat and suitable for large-scale use after modification.

The left side 1 bypasses the front of the central cable and intersects the right side 1. Hold the left 1 and the right 1 around the bottom of the central cable, pass through the hollow part of the left 1, and tighten to form a semi-knot.

Tie another half knot in the opposite direction, and it's a flat knot.

Brocade technology. Rotating ribbon flat knot

Rotating ribbon flat knot is a variant of flat knot, except that each half knot starts from the same direction.

Brocade technology. Sewing knot

The cylindrical pattern formed by sewing is simple and modern, and can be horizontal, vertical and oblique.

A single technique will inevitably make the work look a little monotonous. After learning these four techniques, friends can try to make a mashup.

There are four kinds of brocade, which can be mixed and used with different effects. I look forward to your hands-on results ~