In this section you will find all the thicknesses and sizes of coils that we offer in Natural color / Ecru. If you need other colors in this link you can see the available options.
Combed cotton rope, also called warp. It is produced by twisting cotton threads into a single strand. Thanks to this structure, a particularly soft rope is achieved, very easy to fray and comb, and light. This type of rope is the most economical, and as a consequence, it is currently the most popular and used in the world of macrame.
Consult our STRING GUIDE FOR MACRAMÉ and discover more about the different types of ropes there are.
WHAT TO USE THIS ROPE FOR?
In the pictures you can see project examples what our clients have done with this rope.
- Macrame
- 2mm: small projects like earrings, necklaces, bracelets, key rings, watch bands, hangers, rainbows, bookmarks
- 4mm: this is the standard thickness and the most used in macrame, so it will be useful for practically any project: tapestries, flower pots, bags... And if your project includes leaves, feathers or fringes, this is the most suitable thickness.
- 7-9mm: this thickness allows you to carry out large projects faster. Or if your project includes tassels and pom poms, this is the most appropriate thickness. It is also used as a base string for rainbows.
- Crochet: you could use the thickness 2mm (needle 4-5) and 4mm (needle 7-9) to create garments, accessories and accessories
- Loom: any of the thicknesses to get different textures in your creations
CHARACTERISTICS
- Composition: Recycled cotton
- Length: 5% compared to the indicatedo
- Certificate: Standard 100 OEKO-TEX®
- It is a high quality product
- Made in Spain
YOU NEED MORE UNITS? If it does not let you add more units to the cart, it is because there is no more stock. If you need more units than available, you can order them sending us a message and we would send it to you in 7-10 days.
*The color may vary slightly from the photo depending on the production batch because we work with recycled cotton (it does not dye).
**The color tone and thickness may vary slightly from batch to batch, so we always recommend buying a little more quantity if it's for a specific project, so you don't run short of material.