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This project proposal outlines plans to create a macramé bag. The group aims to learn macramé knotting techniques, be creative with colors and patterns, and develop patience. They will use cotton cord, macramé rings, and other materials costing $406 total. Following a timeline, the group will start knotting in February and gather materials in March to complete the bag by the deadline.

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A Project Proposal Group 3

This project proposal outlines plans to create a macramé bag. The group aims to learn macramé knotting techniques, be creative with colors and patterns, and develop patience. They will use cotton cord, macramé rings, and other materials costing $406 total. Following a timeline, the group will start knotting in February and gather materials in March to complete the bag by the deadline.

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A Project Proposal

Square Knot Chic:


Macramé Bag
Prepared by:

Gallego Levi A.
Pinza Josh R.
Orquita Rainyel O.
Casimra Abdul Wahab S.

Submitted to:

EDMARIE G. SAGALA
Subject Teacher
RATIONALE

Macramé is a crafting technique that uses knots to create various textiles.


Since this art form has regained popularity in recent years, crafters and artist are
coming up with innovative ways to take macramé beyond the basic plant hanger and
wall hangings. This age old practice has gone in and out of popularity for thousands
of years. However, this method will always around to some degree because of its
practicality. The primary knots of macramé are the square and forms of hitching:
various combination of half hitches. It was long crafted by sailors, especially in
elaborate or ornamental knotting forms, to over anything from knife handles to battle
to parts of ships.

A macrame bag is a type of handbag or tote made using the macrame


technique which unvolves knotting cords or strings together to create intricate pattern
and design. These bag are typically crafted by knotting various types of cords, such
as cotton or jute, in unique and decorative ways to form a sturdy and stylish bag.
Macrame bags often have a bohemian or beachy look and are popular for their
natural and handmade aesthetic. They can come in various size and shape, from
small purses to langer shoulder bags and are know for their versatility and
disinctive , texture appearance.

Macramé adds texture and a certain natural element because of the type of
rope used, so it’s a great way to balance hard lines and surfaces. The obvious ways
to use it include plant hangers and wall hanging, but you can also use macramé on
cushions (for a super textured throw pillow cover) or baskets. Macramé can create a
nice organic point of interest in a space that seems cold or louse. Handmade
macramé is often organically shaped and can add a natural element. Life indoors is
adding another string to their bow with macramé indoor plant hangers. Macramé
indoor plant hangers have come swinging into fashion among interior plants capers.
OBJECTIVES:
1. To create a selfish and functional accessory for personal use of gifting.
2. To learn and practice various macrame knots and techniques.
3. To develop patience and attention t detail through the process of crafting
Each Knot.
4. To explore creativity by experimenting with different color combinations
and patterns.
5. To enchance spatial awareness and problem solving skills while
designing and constructing the bag.
6. to engage in a mindful and meditative activity that promotes relaxation
and stress relief.
7. To cultivate a sense of accomplishment and pride in completing a
handmade project.
TIMELINE

PERSON IN
ACTIVTIES
TASK DATE CHARGE

Recognize the
Discussion about
significance of
February 12 to 13 the components Everyone
the various
and significance of
project proposal
the project
components

Investigate,
Establishing brainstorm and
February 12 to 16 Everyone
Goods determine our
objectives

Classify the
February 19 to 22 materials mending Everyone
Budgeting
for the project

Beginning the
Starting the project until the
February 26
project deadline is not Everyone
wear yet
Gathering
Materials March 1 to 2
materials for the Everyone
project
MATERIALS
Tools/Materials Quantity Unit price Total price
Tape measure 1pc 15.00 15.00
Macramé ring 2pcs 94.00 188.00
Cotton cord 1pcs 203.00 203.00
TOTAL AMOUNT 406.00

PROCEDURE:

1. Start by getting your plant situated in its new pot. I recently wrote a post all
about how and when to re-pot houseplants so you can read all about that
process here.
2. You will start your DIY macramé plant hanger by cutting 8 long pieces of the
cotton macramé cord cut the pieces into 10 feet long.
3. We will secure them in place using the wrapped knot. You will need another
piece of cord for this knot, use the one has the length of two feet.
4. Next is doing a row of square knots, start by dividing your 16 long strands into
four of four strands each.
5. Next, we will make another row of square knots a bit below our first’s row
these knots will be made over group of four strands, you will take two cord
each from adjacent group of four-one center cord and the right from one and
one center and the left from others.
6. Measure how far below your second row of knots, measure how far to be.
7. All that left to do is insert your planter and hang it up. Take care to carefully
sort your plant branches between the groups of cord and make sure that the
book you hang your planter from is securely attached to ceiling and able to
handle the plant weight.

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