Macramé

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Familiar bookstore-style shelves, mostly fiction — a book may have none or several.

The full library classification — every book has exactly one, more granular than Genre. Different counts for a same-named bucket here vs. Genre reflect two different systems, not an error.

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64 books

Macramé

Imelda Manalo Pesch

1970

Macramé

Betty Alfers

1971

Beads Plus Macramé (Little Craft Book)

Grethe La Croix

1971

Creative macrame projects

David Blake, Charles Barnes

1976

Macrame Patterns

Kit Pyman

1980

Needlework, macramé & knitting

1972

The New Macrame

Katie DuMont

2001

Decorative Knot Craft

Kim Sang Lan

2008

Macramé

Heidy Willsmore

1979

The Weekend Crafter: Macrame

Jim Gentry

2002

Macramé

Sunset Publishing Staff

1975

75 Chinese, Celtic, and ornamental knots

Williams, Laura jewelry-maker

2011

Chinese knotting

Lydia Chen

1994

Big-Knot Macramé (Little Craft Book)

Nils Strom, Anders Enestrom

1972

String Art

Lucy Hopping

2016

Macramé accessories: patterns and ideas for knotting

Dona Z. Meilach

1972

How to make friendship bracelets

Veronique Follet, Véronique Follet

2010

Elegant knotted jewelry

Becky Meverden

2009

Micro-macrame

Annika DeGroot

2009

Macramé

Random House

1974

Macramé

Ann Stearns

1975

Micro macrame beaded jewellery

Annika DeGroot

2010

Chinese Knots for Beaded Jewellery

Suzen Millodot

2003

How to have fun with macrame

Creative Educational Society, Creative Educational Society (Mankato, Minn.)

1974

MacRame

Jacqueline Short

1973

Far beyond the fringe

Eugene Andes

1973

Macramé gnomes and puppets

Dona Z. Meilach

1980

Hemp jewelry

Suzanne McNeill

2015

Friendship bracelets

2014

The book of decorative knots

Peter Owen

1994

Book Explorer — Browse by Genre, or by Open Library's Own Subject Tags

Book Explorer lets readers browse the free, readable slice of the Open Library catalogue by familiar library genres (Mystery, Romance, Science Fiction, Biography & Memoir, History, and more), or dig into "All Subjects" for the exact subject tags Open Library itself assigns each book — no invented categories standing in between. Subjects are organized by real Library of Congress classification for easier scanning, but clicking any tag shows exactly, and only, the books that carry it. Filter further by form, length, audience, and recency.

Every book has its own page with an embedded reader where available, plus outbound links to Open Library, the Toronto Public Library, Libby, and Amazon.

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