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    K N O T S

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    M A C R A M E U
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    K H I T C H E S

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    PRACTICE
    Crossword Puzzle
    Directions: Complete the crossword puzzle with the clue words in the sentences below
    in the boxes placed across or down the grid. (babaw ni siya sa crossword puzzle)
    (Ubos ni sa crosswordpuzzle)
    Across
    It is very easy to make
    It depends on the direction of base thread
    It is a form of textile produced using knotting techniques.
    It is integral to the craft and serve both functional and decorative purposes.
    Down
    Mount two threads, so it will appear four ends.
    It is usually used for garnishing the edges of macrame pieces.
    It makes them very neat and trim.
    This kind of Hitches makes a very dense work.
    GUIDE ME!
    Directions: Let the students create step-by-step knots based on the given picture below.
    (magpaste patagpicture)
    1. Square Knot:
     Take two cords and lay them flat, one over the
    other.
     Cross the left cord over the right cord.
     Bring the left cord under the right cord and
    through the loop created on the right side.
     Pull both cords to tighten.
     Repeat the process, this time starting with the
    right cord over the left, to complete the square knot.

    2. Hitches:
     Hitches are knots that secure a rope to an object or another rope.
     To tie a hitch, wrap the rope around the object or rope and then tuck it under
    itself to secure.

    3. Vertical Hitch:
     Similar to a regular hitch, but tied vertically, such
    as securing a rope to a pole or post.

    4. Loop Knot:
     Fold the rope to form a loop.
     Pass the end of the rope through the loop.
     Pull the end to tighten the knot.

    5. Lark's Head Knot:


     Fold the rope in half to form a loop.
     Place the loop over an object.
     Pass the ends of the rope through
    the loop and pull tight.
    6. Capuchin / Barrel Knot:
     Cross the ends of the rope over each other to form an "X."
     Wrap one end of the rope around the other end, going over and then under.
     Pull the end through the loop created and tighten.

    7. Long Barrel Knot:


     Similar to a regular barrel knot but with more wraps around the rope.

    8. Wind Knot:
     Wrap one end of the rope around the other multiple times.
     Pass the end through the loop created and tighten.

    9. The Clear Edge Method:


     This method involves finishing the ends of a rope neatly to prevent fraying.
     Trim the end of the rope at a diagonal angle.
     Apply heat (using a lighter or flame) to seal the edges and prevent fraying.

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