Macrame rope - NATURAL color - COTTON

In this section you will find all the thicknesses and sizes of rolls that we offer in Natural / Raw. If you need other colors in this link you can see the available options.

Twisted cotton rope is what is commonly referred to as "macramé rope," as it was the only one used for the technique in the past. It is produced by twisting three strands in a spiral. Thanks to this structure, a strong and durable rope is achieved, with a weight greater than other types of rope. It is an easy-to-handle rope (we recommend it for beginners) and you can unravel the strands to achieve wavy fringes.

Check our GUIDE TO MACRAMÉ CORDS and discover more about the different types of strings that exist.

WHAT IS THIS ROPE USED FOR?

In the images you can see examples of projects What our clients have done with this rope.

Macrame

2mm: small projects that will be heavily handled (keychains, headbands, belts, baskets, pacifier holders) or larger projects where you want to achieve a more detailed design (tapestries, planters, lamps)
4mm: this is the standard thickness and the most used in macramé, so it will be suitable for practically any project: tapestries, planters, lamps, curtains, chairs
5-7mm: this thickness allows for large-scale projects to be completed in a short time. Perfect for tapestries, planters, hammocks.

Crochet
Stringing chairsthe most suitable thicknesses are 2mm and 4mm
Loomany of the thicknesses to achieve different textures in your creations

FEATURES

Composition: Recycled cotton
Length: ±5% of the indicated
Certificado: Standard 100 OEKO-TEX®
It is a high-quality product
Made in Spain

DO YOU NEED MORE UNITS? If it doesn't let you add more units to the cart, it's because there is no more stock. If you need more units than are 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 as we work with recycled cotton (it is not dyed).
**The color shade and thickness may vary slightly from batch to batch, so we recommend always purchasing a little extra if it's for a specific project, to avoid running short on material.