What to read after Natural-Themed Macramé?

Fans of macramé décor will not want to miss this collection of impressive tutorials for wall hangings that take the shape of a turtle, whale, fish, cat, owl, tree, feathers, waves and other popular nature-inspired designs. Janis Ledwell-Hunt is well known in the macramé community for her designs that look like things you can find in nature, rather than the abstract forms most macramé designs take. Her pieces have the characteristic popular boho style of macramé rope and knot work, but have a captivating three-dimensional look that sets them apart from other artists’ work.

Janis’s debut book shares all of her secrets for getting the unique shapes that form the animals and nature-themed objects so readers can recreate these impressive statement wall hangings for their homes. Beginners will have opportunities to create individual elements like a single fish wall hanging, while building skills and working up towards the more advanced pieces that combine multiple individual elements, such as a wall hanging that includes multiple fish, naturally dyed rope and wave-like knots.