At its core, macramé is a textile craft that uses knots rather than weaving or knitting to create patterns and shapes. The technique relies on a series of specific knots to build intricate designs.

This ancient craft, which originated with 13th-century Arabic weavers, is all about tying knots to create patterns and designs ... At first, it was just a simple wall hanging, but the sense of ...

As minimalist styles like Japandi continue to show up in modern interiors, designers are mentally preparing for clients who ...

Studs are the internal framing that give a wall its strength. Because they can bear a lot of weight, studs are also used for hanging heavy objects. (For lightweight stuff like photos, posters and ...

Kirsty Marillier (left) and Olivia DeJonge star in Picnic at Hanging Rock for the Sydney Theatre Company. Credit: Louise Kennerley OK, let’s get this out of the way first. Yes, there will be ...

Not so much a case of 30 being the new 20, as 20 being the new 30. Less hanging out and less partying means less sex and less drinking. Both are developments that have been welcomed by the public ...

One basket-based hack involves wall hooks designed for hanging coats and bags. Hanging the baskets draws the eye away from items that may be accumulating on the floor. Placing faux greenery inside ...

Discover the art of macramé at Crisp Museum's workshop, where community members and students learned to weave intricate ...

Literally elevate the look of your bouquets and flowers in no time with this creative DIY wall vase you can likely make using ...