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When using 9mm braided macrame cord, I like to pull out a few inches of the inner filling to thin it out. This helps reduce the bulk and gives you a smoother join. I do this to both ends before adding in the new piece. Follow for more free fiber art tips ✨🧺 Shop coiled basket kits at www.handyknots.com everything’s 25% off right now! Link in bio! | MaCreme by Cre

The final knot in this series - Basic Macrame Knot #5! How to tie a wrap knot: 1. Cut a cord for wrapping (generally 750mm – 1m long for 5mm cord, but it can be shorter or longer depending on the width of the cord and the size of your project). 2. Place one end of the cord just above the area you want to wrap, then loop the cord down and up to make a U shape. 3. Cross the cord over the first end to the left. PRO TIP: Start the wrap knot at the back of your piece so any cuts or imperfections are