Description

Super Soft Natural Cotton Rope and Cord

This Excellent cotton rope is manufactured from 8 braided strands of 100% cotton.
Solid Braid Cotton Rope and Cord is perfect for a variety of uses such as macramé, sash cords, clotheslines, utility cord or general purpose rope.
For instance it can be ideal for horse halters and reins, dog leashes, cat toys.
Similarly it is great for interior design and visual displays in theatres or commercial spaces.

A combination of high-grade cotton and balanced construction produces a long-wearing and easy-to-handle rope that resists kinking.
Braided cotton rope is soft on your hands though it has slightly less stretch than twisted three-strand rope it can still significantly reduce shock loads on equipment.

Properties

Cotton is a 100% natural product
Environmental friendly and biodegradable
It has some Mildew and UV Resistant and feels soft

Technical specifications

Material: Cotton
Construction:8 strand braided
Diameter: 4mm
Country of Origin: China
UV resistance: Fair
Abrasion resistance: Poor
Chemical resistance: Poor
Splice ability: Difficult
We recommend using whipping twine, waxing (dental floss), paper tape, rope sealing dip.

Macramé

Macramé is produced using knotting, rather than weaving or knitting, techniques.
Primary knots of macramé are the square or reef knot and forms of “hitching”: various combinations of half hitches.

These skills have long been used by sailors, artists, craft people and Scouts, especially in elaborate or ornamental knotting forms and to cover anything from knife handles to bottles to parts of ships and by outdoor people for hiking pole handles to hammocks.

Artisans of macramé enjoy using cotton as it is easy to knot and so can transform a project into a one of a kind unique piece and therefore may be a great way to add more handmade items into your home decor. Extremely popular in the Victorian era for decorating and clothing, these days adding macramé in your decor can bring that chic, bohemian vibe into your home.

Above all these projects are not only crafts, they can be artwork.

There are so many uses for macramé such as tablecloths and bedspreads to belts, pet lead and collars, plant hangers, fruit and veggie holders, decorative wall hangings and even jewellery.