PROJECT PLAN
Project No. 3
Name: Mary Mae G. Bejarasco Date Begun:
Jay r Valerio
Year and Section: III- BTLEd-B Date Finished: December 10, 2021
I. Name of Project: Macrame
II. Purpose of the Project:
1. Create a Macrame
2. Choose a design and make it
3. Follow the steps
III. Specification of the Project:
Macramé or macrame is a form of textile-making using knotting rather than weaving or
knitting. Its primary knots are the square knot and forms of "hitching": full hitch and
double half hitches. It was long crafted by sailors, especially in elaborate or
ornamental knotting forms, to decorate anything from knife handles to bottles to parts of
ships. Materials used in macramé include cords made of cotton twine, linen, hemp, jute,
leather, or yarn. Cords are identified by construction, such as a 3-ply cord, made of 3
lengths of fiber twisted together.
IV. Bill of Materials:
Materials and Supplies:
Qty. Unit Item with Description Unit Cost Total Cost
1 yard Macrame Cord P 123 P 123
1 Box Beads P 260 P 260
Total Cost of Materials ₱ 383.00
V. Tools, Materials & Equipment:
1. Macrame Cord
2. Beads
3. Scissors
4. Project Board
5. Masking Tape
6. Tape Measure
VI. Procedure
1. Choose a macrame design
2. Put one of the cords aside. Take one and start by making a Macrame
3. Take one cords in the middle and pull a bead through.
4. Take one cords on one side of the bead
5. Tie on the base threads a Double Half hitch with one of the cords, that you have pulled through
the bead
6. Repeat steps 3-5 on the other side.
7.Pull a bead through two middle cords
8. Make a Square knots braid several inches long (mine is 90 cm).
9. Make an adjustable clasp closure
10. Your beautiful Macrame Bracelet is ready to wear!
VII. Safety Measures or Precautions:
1. Focus to your work.
2. Don’t get in rush when you’re making a basketry.
3. Keep your tools and materials in safe area
4. Clean your work area before and after.
VIIII. Evaluation:
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IX. Remarks:
Documentation.
Mary Mae G. Bejarasco III-BTLEd-B
Jay r Velerio
Narrative Report
In making macrame there is a lot of cords that to
make bracelet, necklace or anything that you want. For us
we decide to make a bracelet. First cut the macrame cords
that a little bit longer in you r waist because cord are going
to be our base to make a bracelet. Then cut again the
marame cords in 90 cm (we need two 90 cm macrame
cords) the use of tape measure and the cords that have
your waist size put in the board and mark it in 3 so that
your to become a sign where do you start, put a beads
and where do you stop. My macrame brace is so easy
step and if you are going to serious to make one your
product s to become more beautiful.
You need to follow the step and don’t take it fast that
the result of your macrame bracelet become beautiful.
PROJECT PLAN
Project No. 3
Name: Mary Mae G. Bejarasco Date Begun:
Jay r Valerio
Year and Section: III- BTLEd-B Date Finished: December 10, 2021
I. Name of Project: Basketry
II. Purpose of the Project:
1. Create a Basketry
2. Choose a design and make it
3. Follow the steps
III. Specification of the Project:
Basketry is an art and craft of making interwoven objects, usually containers,
from flexible vegetable fibers, such as twigs, grasses, osiers, bamboo, and rushes, or
plastic or other synthetic materials. The containers made by this method are called
baskets. Basket weaving (also basketry or basket making) is the process of weaving or
sewing pliable materials into three-dimensional artifacts, such as baskets, mats, mesh
bags, or even furniture. Craftspeople and artists specialized in making baskets may be
known as basket makers and basket weavers. Basket weaving is also a rural craft.
Materials and Supplies:
Qty. Unit Item with Description Unit Cost Total Cost
1 Piece Glue P 25 P 25
1 Book Brochure P 25 P 25
Total Cost of Materials ₱ 50.00
V. Tools, Materials & Equipment:
1. Brochure
2. Scissors
3. Glue
4. Measuring Tape
VI. Procedure
1. Draw the design on a sheet of paper
2. Using one of the methods of design transfer, transfer it to the wax paper.
3. With a fine needle, perforate the design
4. Print the design on fabric using a mixture of kerosene, alcohol and blue dye. Your teacher will
guide you in doing this step.
5. Set the work in a bastidor, or embroidery hoop, then apply Calado stitching on the areas
requiring this.
6. Start sew a Table napkin with calado design.
7. Pass the output through turning in MS teams and write your documentation how you finish your
work.
VIII. Evaluation:
___________________________________________________________________
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IX. Remarks:
Documentation.
Mary Mae G. Bejarasco III-BTLEd-B
Jay r Valerio
Narrative Report
In making basket there is a lot of materials that you could
use to make one but for us we use a brochure and calendar to
make a fruit basket and also less cost because our materials you
can see it in your house.
We used brochure and calendar as our main materials in
making our fruit basket. First we cut the brochure into two (it
depends to you) after that get three cut brochure then paste it in
lengthwise form. Next step get the lengthwise brochure and get a
stick then start rolling until you reach the edge and paste it, repeat
this step as you finish all. Next, cut the calendar into octagon
shape (depending on your desired size) 1 big size and 3 small
size this serve as the base of the basket.
Put 9 roll brochure paste in between of the 2 small Size
octagon shape calendar side by side Also paste the last small
size octagon shape calendar at the top to cover the excess
edges. Next fold all the attached rolled brochure diagonal
direction. Repeat this step until you reach your desired height of
the basket. Next do the last part which the handle of the basket
get 4 rolled brochure. Twist the first pair after that twist another
pair for the final step, twist together the two twisted pair then
attach it into the basket. And that’s it! We made a usable and
practical craft inspired by basketry.
Take it serious be obedient to the step and don’t rush to make
it to become your finish product is to become a beautiful and
clean.
