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Hi Weavey Fam! This is Jaffee from Weavey Studio. In today's video I will be sharing with you how I make the Macrame ID badge Lanyard! This DIY doesn't require a lot of materials and it is super fun to make! All of the steps are beginner friendly and are easy to follow.
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Stay stylish and organized at work with this macrame lanyard ID badge holder 🌟 Handcrafted with love to add a touch of boho to your professional look.
People use macrame lanyards for a variety of reasons. One common reason is to hold and display their ID badge or keycards at work or school. Macrame lanyards provide a stylish and unique alternative to traditional lanyards, and can add a personal touch to an otherwise mundane item.
Macrame lanyards are also popular among outdoor enthusiasts, such as hikers and campers, who use them to hold their water bottles or other gear. They can be made with durable materials and are often adjustable, making them practical for on-the-go use.
Additionally, some people simply enjoy the artistry and craftsmanship of macrame and like to incorporate it into their everyday lives in the form of jewellery, accessories, and home decor items.
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Q&A
1. How To Clean Macrame Safely And Easily
You can find beloved macrame crafts and decor in most households. And just like any other household items, they need to be washed and cleaned every once in a while!
Things You’ll Need:
Mild Dish Soap, Baking Soda, Lukewarm Water, Soft Bristle Brush, How to Wash Machine Macrame.
Drying Macrame:
To prevent wear and tear, it is recommended to let the macrame air-dry.
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