Sherri Stokey
Sherri Stokey
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DHH from the right
DHH from the right
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Видео

DHH left to right
Просмотров 7 тыс.7 месяцев назад
DHH left to right
Vertical Double Half Hitch Knot
Просмотров 3,6 тыс.7 лет назад
How to make a vertical double half hitch knot for macrame
Beginner Micro Macrame Project
Просмотров 170 тыс.9 лет назад
A detailed, step-by-step tutorial showing how to make a micro macrame pendant using larks head knots, double half hitch knots and square knots.
Materials for Micro Macrame
Просмотров 17 тыс.9 лет назад
The tools and materials you will need to get started with micro macrame.
A tip for Double Half Hitch knots
Просмотров 6 тыс.9 лет назад
A tip for Double Half Hitch knots
Nylon Bead Cord Size Comparison
Просмотров 39 тыс.9 лет назад
Size comparison of C-lon/Superlon bead cord in all 4 sizes.
Sale promo
Просмотров 1,7 тыс.9 лет назад
Sale promo
How to cut multiple cords at one time
Просмотров 1,2 тыс.9 лет назад
How to cut multiple cords at one time
Nifty tip for neater knotting
Просмотров 3,6 тыс.9 лет назад
How to get your rows of double half hitch knots close together
Twisted micro macrame bracelet #3
Просмотров 7 тыс.9 лет назад
Close up of knotting steps.
Twisted micro macrame bracelet #1
Просмотров 6 тыс.9 лет назад
Supplies
Twisted micro macrame bracelet #2
Просмотров 7 тыс.9 лет назад
How to tie a twisted spiral micro macrame cord that looks like kumihimo.
Twisted micro macrame bracelet #4
Просмотров 3,6 тыс.9 лет назад
Finishing off the bracelet
Square knot
Просмотров 21 тыс.10 лет назад
Square knot
Micro macrame mounting knot
Просмотров 7 тыс.10 лет назад
Micro macrame mounting knot
mounting
Просмотров 4,2 тыс.10 лет назад
mounting
Larks head
Просмотров 6 тыс.10 лет назад
Larks head
Larks head knot around a split ring
Просмотров 20 тыс.10 лет назад
Larks head knot around a split ring
DHH right to left
Просмотров 3,2 тыс.10 лет назад
DHH right to left

Комментарии

  • @DancingZeliha
    @DancingZeliha 8 месяцев назад

    Brilliant and very clear tutorial. Thank you so much.

  • @debajode6591
    @debajode6591 9 месяцев назад

    Salute thanks for this

  • @nikkimacmaster9717
    @nikkimacmaster9717 Год назад

    Well from the comments thank god I found your video first! I'm excited to learn!

  • @deisyzapatasanchez1948
    @deisyzapatasanchez1948 Год назад

    Espectacular

  • @staciejean
    @staciejean Год назад

    Hi thank you for this video. I want to know how many millimeters is an 8 'ott' ? Bead? Or an 11 'ott' bead?I'm just beginning and I've never heard that term. Thank you

    • @SherriStokey
      @SherriStokey Год назад

      8 aught is how 8/0 is pronounced. Seed beads are sold in sizes like 11/0, 8/0 etc. there’s a chart that can help with sizes here: rockinbeads.com/pages/learning-center/seed-bead-sizes-chart-in-inch-millimeters.html

    • @staciejean
      @staciejean Год назад

      @Sherri Stokey thank you SO MUCH for this! ..so if I have a gemstone chip beads with a drill hole of 0.5mm what is the largest size thread/cord I can use?

  • @maureenscheepers168
    @maureenscheepers168 Год назад

    OMG what a wonderful tutorial. I had nearly given up being successful at macrame but have a renewed enthusiasm after watching this video. I love that you explain every step so clearly and the actions are clearly visible, no obstructions in front of the camera (i.e. head/hair/fingers). Thank you you have renewed my faith in myself that I CAN DO THIS!!

  • @roseinthepines
    @roseinthepines Год назад

    I have to add to everybody else's comments... This was a great video and a great small project to try. I finally have my cord behaving as it should more or less. I still have trouble getting a nice straight even line of DHH knots but I'm sure that's just practice. I watch you doing this and I'm amazed how clean looking everything comes out. I can't even describe it properly, but you have a talent there. I'm not sure if it's your tension on the cords, the direction you pulled the cords in, or something else that gives you a nice row of double half hitch knots. Anyway I had so much cord left over that I just kept on going. Starting from the beginning with the bundle of cords and just making row after row of diagonal lines. I need the practice. Thank you again!

  • @roseinthepines
    @roseinthepines Год назад

    One of the best videos on double half hitch knots (DHHK)! This was exactly what I was searching for the other day but couldn't find, then a different video of yours popped up and I checked out your other videos. They have been so helpful. I have been having problems with the S-lon and C-lon cords - specifically that they just won't hold knots and come undone while working. Especially the DHHK. I've ironed the cords - that will help with the curl. I'm hoping that the cord properties improved in general with the heat. I haven't tried the DHHK with this cord again since my last attempt but seeing them work for you has given me hope! Thank you.

    • @SherriStokey
      @SherriStokey Год назад

      I’m so glad it’s been helpful!! Are you using a hair straightener or curling iron to smooth the cord? I don’t know that it helps the knots hold, but it makes it easier to work with.

    • @roseinthepines
      @roseinthepines Год назад

      @@SherriStokey I used a regular iron on very low as I was afraid to melt the cord. Finally after hours struggling with this knot I got some rows done that look half decent using 1mm S-lon (ironed). This cord is tricky. Sometimes it doesn't want to hold a knot and other times it holds it so tight that the knot won't slide on the holding cord. I'm looking for some friendlier cord for more practice and more tutorials that don't confuse the heck out of me. Yours were great and I wish there were more. I had luck with this knot using paracord as a test of my abilities lol. That's how I know I had the mechanics down right, I did several rows and it came out beautifully uniform. I'm renewing an old hobby for me here, it's like learning something new again when I work with finicky cords!

  • @Rosie-wi6xe
    @Rosie-wi6xe Год назад

    Great tutorial. Thank you!!

  • @sinfullheart37
    @sinfullheart37 2 года назад

    Is this waxed? A lot of tutorials are saying to use waxed cord.

    • @SherriStokey
      @SherriStokey 2 года назад

      No. This is nylon cord, not waxed cotton.

  • @Rosie-wi6xe
    @Rosie-wi6xe 2 года назад

    I will have to watch a few times to do this but this is an excellent tutorial. Thank you!

  • @z.startedafire
    @z.startedafire 2 года назад

    s lon?

  • @sinfullheart37
    @sinfullheart37 2 года назад

    Do you recommend any books?

  • @gcfanzae
    @gcfanzae 2 года назад

    Where do you buy your cords and do they offer the finest thread in the color violet or amethyst? what is the size of the finest thread?

  • @destinyrosestillman9432
    @destinyrosestillman9432 2 года назад

    Thank you so much for showing This in detail. I want to learn to do this but every other video doesn’t show like you do.

  • @lorietaylor2196
    @lorietaylor2196 2 года назад

    This is the best tutorial that I’ve found! I’ve had problems learning the double half hitch knot and this video resolved that issue. Thank you!

  • @ateliergloriagarttextilmac1344
    @ateliergloriagarttextilmac1344 2 года назад

    Muito bonito que comprimento tem os fios? obrigado

    • @SherriStokey
      @SherriStokey 2 года назад

      it depends on how long you want your finished piece to be

  • @ateliergloriagarttextilmac1344
    @ateliergloriagarttextilmac1344 2 года назад

    Muito interessante que comprimento tem os fios para fazer o cordão de um colar rente ao pescoço. Obrigado

  • @donnarobinson4981
    @donnarobinson4981 2 года назад

    Sherri thank you so much for taking the time to make this video! I learned more from you and got far clearer direction and understanding in 20 minutes than I have in watching so many DIY videos!

  • @anunknownknown
    @anunknownknown 3 года назад

    Well, I third it!! Until I found you, I was ready to throw in the towel and give up. Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!!!!

  • @shirinjavadian2200
    @shirinjavadian2200 3 года назад

    What cord do you use ? Thank you so much for your video 🤩🤩😅🤩

    • @SherriStokey
      @SherriStokey 3 года назад

      Glad you found it helpful! I used either s-lon or c-lon nylon bead cord.

  • @pragya7874
    @pragya7874 3 года назад

    Can you please tell how do you close ends...I mean after completion of jewelry piece you simply burn the end and tick together...but does it stay like that and doesn't unwind or open ..?

  • @janetbartnicki5906
    @janetbartnicki5906 3 года назад

    Split rings make all the difference. Once you master the small ones, you will be happy!!

  • @bigmaude31
    @bigmaude31 3 года назад

    I’m even later to the party. This was excellent and very easy to follow.

  • @lynnettecapozio7327
    @lynnettecapozio7327 3 года назад

    Very simple and informative video.... Best I've seen online and I have been looking everywhere

  • @jasonserpentino
    @jasonserpentino 3 года назад

    Does that cord fray?

  • @MichYel
    @MichYel 3 года назад

    thank u for your tip. I am new in micro macramè and I am addicted now..

  • @jill552
    @jill552 3 года назад

    I see you’ve stopped making videos years ago. Your tutorials are really good. I would like to see you make jewelry.

    • @SherriStokey
      @SherriStokey Год назад

      yes, I’ve mostly moved on to other art forms, but I do still dabble. I still have quite a few pieces of jewelry in my KnotJustMacrame Etsy shop, too

  • @TheBevindesilva
    @TheBevindesilva 3 года назад

    What's the size of the green cord???? Is it 0.2 or 0.3mm?????

  • @OverdoneAndUnderpaid
    @OverdoneAndUnderpaid 3 года назад

    Also late to the party, but this is one of the best tutorials I've seen on the double half-hitch patterns. Thank you!

  • @susanbaker5126
    @susanbaker5126 3 года назад

    Now it has all become much clearer. Thank you so much for this video. I will persevere with confidence!

  • @lissettebarbieri1932
    @lissettebarbieri1932 3 года назад

    love it definitely I will do it. do you have any class to learn to calculate how much cord to cut?.. I just start following you...

    • @SherriStokey
      @SherriStokey 3 года назад

      No magic formula, sorry. It depends on how dense the knotting part of your pattern is, how many beads you include and the patterns itself. I usually guess WAY longer than I think I need the first time I try something, then scale back on subsequent attempts.

  • @btrbcomposer
    @btrbcomposer 3 года назад

    To better hide the ends at the end of a piece, when you do the second part of the knot, direct the cord end to the back of the work.

  • @deejay3221
    @deejay3221 3 года назад

    What size/ type is the smallest cord?

  • @isabeldelaportilla6223
    @isabeldelaportilla6223 3 года назад

    CLEAR!!!! Thanks a lot for your explanations. So easy to understand and follow. You are a super teacher!!!

  • @deirdrebegley5045
    @deirdrebegley5045 3 года назад

    You are the best instructor I have come across. Your pace is easy to follow, your explanations are clear and the tips are spot on! Thank you for your help. I would love to see more tutorials from you!

    • @SherriStokey
      @SherriStokey 3 года назад

      Thank you!!! I do have more tutorials available for purchase here: www.etsy.com/shop/knotjustmacrame/

  • @juliecook1550
    @juliecook1550 3 года назад

    I bought .9 s-Lon and I’m a beginner. My knots are so awful,should I try .5 while learning. I was making the tassel. Thankyou

    • @SherriStokey
      @SherriStokey 3 года назад

      Just keep practicing. Your knots will get better. As far as size, use whatever you have.

  • @jonellebutler7893
    @jonellebutler7893 3 года назад

    If I use standard .5 c-lon and 8/0 seed beads, it will just end up smaller, right? Is there a way to make the bail out of macrame as well, or do I just need to find a metal bail to use it as a pendant? I'm gonna try it! This is a really great tutorial. I also hope you make a small earring tutorial sometime.

    • @SherriStokey
      @SherriStokey 3 года назад

      Yes, if you use smaller cord and beads the resulting piece will be smaller. This post might give you an idea of the difference cord size makes: www.knotjustmacrame.com/2015/03/nylon-cord-size-comparison.html As far as a bail, I just run my cord or chain through the loop at the top of this piece.

  • @juliecook1550
    @juliecook1550 3 года назад

    This was an excellent tutorial,Thankyou so much. I will try it tomorrow.

  • @ClementinaJacobs1
    @ClementinaJacobs1 3 года назад

    Watching your video makes me feel like I can do this

  • @niniveldouglas2718
    @niniveldouglas2718 3 года назад

    Very good instruction, thank you!

  • @MoonstarManyBeads
    @MoonstarManyBeads 4 года назад

    This is the most excellent teaching video that I have seen on all of RUclips!!! You are an amazing teacher! I was completely absorbed and focused and was able to understand each step!! Bravo :)

  • @SherriStokey
    @SherriStokey 4 года назад

    No, you can do it the other way around if you like. As long as you’re consistent it doesn’t matter.

  • @flatchat4090
    @flatchat4090 4 года назад

    It’d be so good if you showed how you worked the first part! Looks beautiful

  • @flatchat4090
    @flatchat4090 4 года назад

    Are always supposed to do the knots in that order? Ive been doing then the other way around....

  • @karenwaghorn1495
    @karenwaghorn1495 4 года назад

    Omg I think I can make this after your clear instructions...thank you

  • @siouxhazeldon2545
    @siouxhazeldon2545 4 года назад

    Hi, I've just found your channel. I've been wanting to learn macramé for a long time now, you have explained the way to do these knots in great detail & much easier to understand without treating us all like kid's. Thank you so much for teaching us in a way we can understand & what happens when you go wrong, I'm so pleased to have found your channel. Your work is fabulous!!! Thank you so much, I can't wait to get started making this keyfob/pendant. 😊💖🌻💐🎉🎊

  • @bugerlugs63
    @bugerlugs63 4 года назад

    Ok, now is the time to learn this... I managed to source all materials except the beads.. They are not called crimping beads are they? I'm new to this... Would you be able to link to a UK supplier please or let me know what they are called, as I've searched all sorts of 2mm brass beads and can't find them.... I'm so eager to start this... Thankyou. I love that your video is easy to follow. Thanks 🙏

    • @SherriStokey
      @SherriStokey 4 года назад

      Those are 8/0 seed beads (different than crimp beads). Like these: www.beadsdirect.co.uk/miyuki-round-beads-size-8-3mm

    • @bugerlugs63
      @bugerlugs63 4 года назад

      Thank you so much... I found them eventually. I was hearing A- dot -C. I finally worked out it was 8/0 seed... My mjstake.... Thanks can order it all now 👍

    • @bugerlugs63
      @bugerlugs63 4 года назад

      Also ordered some 11/0 by accident as it was late at night...would these be suitable for .5mmm thread.? I'm guessing they won't fit on .9 thread...thanks for your help

    • @SherriStokey
      @SherriStokey 4 года назад

      @@bugerlugs63 no, they won’t fit on the .9 cord but yes, they work on .5mm

    • @bugerlugs63
      @bugerlugs63 4 года назад

      Thankyou...I thought so, starting to understand it now 👍

  • @faniesmartkids
    @faniesmartkids 4 года назад

    Thank you

  • @zzc8505
    @zzc8505 4 года назад

    This is what a real, good tutorial should be: with clear explanations and tips. Unlike the majority of so called “tutorials” that are simply demos without any explanations, but with some annoying music on a loop. Thank you!