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I used approx. 22m (86.61") 5 mm braided cotton cord, 2m (78.74") 5 mm single twist cord and 2m (78.74") cotton candy cord for a macrame owl. Total: 26 m (102.36")

Cords, cotton candy available: shop.bobbiny.com
Prym Glue: https://www.stoklasa-eu.com/glue-for-...
Wooden ring: https://shorturl.at/O2Srz
Wooden bead: https://shorturl.at/cWkUy (for eyes)
Wooden bead: https://shorturl.at/DEgeC (for beak)
Clothing Stand: https://shorturl.at/YZKao

Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:12 - Materials needed
00:29 - Making the owl's body
28:30 - Ears
30:11 - Wings
34:12 - Eyes, beak
40:07 - Adjusting the wings
41:36 - Hanger
42:29 - Finish

Materials needed:
5 mm braided cotton cord
5 mm single twist cord
Cotton candy ( recycled cotton)
Scissors
Tape measure
Wooden ring ( 5.5 cm ~ 2.16”)
Wooden bead ( two for the eyes 0.5 cm (0.19”), one for the beak 2cm (0.78”))
Fabric Glue
Hot glue gun
Pet hair brush
Large needle (for yarn)

Square Knot:
1.Start with four cords.
2. Bring the left cord over and to the right of the two anchor cords.
3. Place the right cord over the left cord.
4. Bring the right cord under the anchors and through the loop formed by the left cord.
5. Pull and you have the first half of the Square Knot.
6. Bring the right cord over and to the left of the two anchor cords and place the left cord over it.
7. Bring the left cord under the anchors and through the loop formed by the right cord.
8. Pull the cords and you have the finished Square Knot.

Double half hitch knots:
1.Choose a static cord to tie the Hitches around. Hold the static cord at the desired angle of the “line” you wish your knots to form when finished.
2.Using the next available hanging cord tie a Half Hitch around the static cord twice.
3.Pull to tighten the knots and move them to the desired position whilst still holding your static cord at the desired angle

Horizontal Lark’s Head Knot is usually made in two steps:

First, pull the cord down from above the holding cord – the loop goes over the base cord and comes back underneath.
Second, pull the cord up from below the holding cord – this time the loop goes under the base cord and comes back over the top.

Wrapping knot:
1.Take your wrap strand and make a u-shape over your other strands.
2.Take the long end, wrap it around all of your strands, trapping the u.
3. Keep wrapping the long tail about 4-5 times around.
4. Take the long strand and pass it through the u.
5. To complete the knot, pull on the shorter strand which will trap the longer strand underneath the knot.

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