Though this is a long necklace that can slip easily over your head, it works up fairly quickly. The hardest part is the Josephine Knot. I recommend practicing with hemp or wax cord before trying this knot with anything silky like rat tail.
Macrame Donut Necklace
By Tammy Powley, About.com
16. Repeat steps 13 - 15 to complete your necklace.
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- Introduction and Materials
- Note on Macrame Supplies
- Connect Cord to Donut
- Anchor Cord & Start Knotting
- Finish with Josephine Knot
- Finish Macrame Donut Necklace
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