Commitment to quality : At Macranova, we only offer premium materials because we know that working with the wrong or low-quality material directly affects the result and can ruin it. Considering the time it takes to create a handmade piece, it is important that you choose the right materials, so you don't waste the hours invested. Value your time! If you need help or have any questions, we are here to assist you.
Braided polyester rope, also called nautical thread, is a cord-type rope with a tubular shape, very versatile and can be used for macramé, knitting, and crochet projects. It is a very easy rope to handle, very lightweight, easy to wash, soft to the touch, the knots are well defined, it cannot fray or be combed, and the ends can be burned for a more professional finish.
Thanks to the material it is made of, polyester, it is a rope especially recommended for outdoor projects or those that will be exposed to water, sun, and humidity.
Check our GUIDE TO MACRAME 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 has been done with this rope.
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Macraméideal for outdoor items such as planters, hammocks, chairs... and clothing items like festival dresses, beach cover-ups, vests, and accessories like bags, due to being a lightweight and easy-to-wash material.
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Crochet (needles 5-7): bags, baskets, placemats, poufs, and all kinds of home accessories and complements
- Loom
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Names (knitting)you can pass the wire through the rope and make names and words
FEATURES
- Composition: Polyester
- Thickness: 3mm
- Length: 130m ±5%
- Weight: 250g
- It is a high-quality product
⚠️ CAN'T YOU ADD MORE UNITS TO THE CART? If it doesn't let you add more units to the cart, it's because there is no more stock. We restock the colors every 2-3 months.
⚠️ CAN'T FIND A COLOR IN THE DROPDOWN? If you don't find a color in the dropdown, it's because we have discontinued it and it will not return. But we have many more!
*The shade of color may vary slightly from batch to batch, so we recommend always purchasing a little more quantity if it is for a specific project, to avoid running short on material.
