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Halo Macrame Tutorial (A4 Printout)

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Pattern Poutama Pātiki Niho Taniwha Kaokao

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Get creative with our detailed tutorial, perfect for beginners and seasoned crafters looking for a new skill. This step-by-step guide walks you through creating your own Halo macrame taonga, incorporating traditional Māori patterns and macrame techniques.

This tutorial is more than just a guide; it’s your chance to test yourself with the art of macrame and create something that truly reflects your creativity.

Clear, step-by-step image guides that show each stage of the weaving process, making it easy to follow along.
Detailed, easy-to-follow instructions covering each step of the weaving process.
Guides with tips, pattern details, and troubleshooting help.

Please note: this is a physical product. You will need to pay for shipping.

Learn at Your Pace: Follow each step with detailed images and revisit any part of the guide whenever you need to perfect your craft.

Authentic Māori Patterns: Embrace traditional designs that hold cultural significance.

Connect Through Craft: Create a beautiful, meaningful piece of art for your home or as a gift.

Once you've had a go at one of the Halo Macrame Tutorials or Halo Macrame DIY Kits, you'll likely want to have a go at the other patterns.

You can purchase a Halo Macrame Pattern, or three, here.

Weaving Meaning: A Guide to Patterns and Their Stories

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Kaokao
Kaokao resembles the outstretched arms of a warrior.
Niho Taniwha
Niho Taniwha resembles the lineage of a chief and the stories that pass down through the generations.
Pātiki
Pātiki, symbolising a Flounder, represents the ability to provide for our whānau.
Poutama
Poutama symbolises the different levels of learning we go through in life and the knowledge that we acquire.