5 SERVILLETEROS con Yute y Cuerda, Tutorial para Principiantes

Want to decorate your table in style and on a budget? These napkin rings are one of the easiest macrame projects. If you have some kind of rope at home, like jute or twisted cotton macrame cord, and two hours in front of the TV, you can create five macrame napkin rings that will perfectly decorate your table. Don't miss any step of the tutorial so you can create these original and beautiful napkin rings. The step-by-step tutorial is explained in detail for beginners. You don't need any prior macrame knowledge; I'll teach you how to make all the knots from scratch. You'll only have to worry about setting your table and choosing some pretty napkins 😉 📗 CATALOG of Threads, Ropes, and Materials for Macrame I've compiled the best macrame products that I use in my projects; they offer great value for money! https://www.amazon.es/shop/influencer... ****CHAPTERS**** 0:00 Turkish knot napkin holder 12:43 Napkin holder with feather 15:28 Napkin holder with wooden tassels 17:14 Napkin holder with toilet paper roll 20:31 Napkin holder made with a braid 📘 MEMBERSHIP CLUB JOIN the EXCLUSIVE Coqueta Macramé COMMUNITY to access its benefits:    / @coquetamacrame   📒 SOCIAL MEDIA To see additional content and macramé ideas, you can follow me on my social media. To see more content about the macrame projects I'm working on and to learn a little more about me, I recommend you check out: ▶ Instagram:   / coquetamacrame   ▶ Pinterest: https://www.pinterest.es/coquetamacrame/ ▶ Facebook:   / coquetamacrame   Disclaimer: The links to the materials are "affiliate links," a link with a special tracking code. This means that if you click on an affiliate link and purchase the item, I will receive an affiliate commission. The price of the item is the same whether it's an affiliate link or not. Coqueta Macramé participates in the Amazon ES Affiliate Program, an affiliate advertising program designed to provide websites with a means to earn advertising fees by advertising and linking to Amazon.es. If you've read this far, leave this emoji 🧶 in the comments—you know, so we can connect as fellow yarn and knot enthusiasts.