MACRAME

Macramé is a type of textile created using knotting

techniques, as opposed to weaving or knitting. The knots
are square and form full-hitch and double half-hitches.
The craft required only inexpensive and accessible
materials like cotton twine, hemp, leather or yarn, with
various beads used to enhance the piece.
• Macramé's knot-tying origins can be traced back to 13th-century
Arabic decorative weavers who used the knots to secure loose
ends of woven textiles, like towels and shawls. Many believe the
term “macramé” comes from the Arabic word migramah or
“fringe.”
• The word Macrame is derived from the Arabic word.
Migramah meaning “fringe” and began as a weaving. technique
to provide eye protection for camels from. flies and other
critters.
• The five most important macrame knots for beginners to learn
are the lark's head knot, cow hitch knot, square knot, double
half hitch knot, and the wrapping knot.
 BASIC WEAVES

• The basic weaves include plain (or tabby), twills, and satins.
 RECYCLING

What are the recycling programs in the Philippines?

The program aims to help address the current plastic waste disposal problem in the Philippines and can help
reduce the amount of post-consumer laminates in landfills, including in seas, oceans, and waterways
What can we do to recycle at home?
• Plastic Water Bottles. Plastic water bottles are the worst enemy one can have indoors. ...
• Aluminium Foil. Aluminium foil has various uses in our daily lives and can be real handy at times. ...
• Composting. ...
• Build an Eco-brick. ...
• Segregate your wet and dry waste. ...
• Reuse Your Home Delivered Newspaper. ...
• Replace Singe-use Plastic Items