tle 10

September 2, 2022

mrs. Pamela t. mascariÑas

Subject Teacher
Opening Prayer:

Nicole Shayne P. Olimba

CHECKING OF ATTENDANCE:
 Activity 1:

1. Who is the first President of the Republic of the

Philippines?

2. What is the first computer virus?

3. What is the nationality of the first weaver of

macrame?
 
ARABIC WEAVER EMILIO AGUINALDO CREEPER
 
HISTORY
AND
DEVELOP
MENT OF
MACRAME
MACRAME
AND
BASKETRY
1. CORE CONCEPTS
AND PRINCIPLES IN
MACRAME AND
BASKETRY.
2. THE RELEVANCE
OF THIS COURSE
TO YOU AS A
LEARNERS?
CORE CONCEPTS AND
PRINCIPLES IN
MACRAME AND
BASKETRY.
• The tools and materials used for
basket making are very basic and
remain to be the same for hundreds
of years up to present.

• There is no automation and no

machine. Only the skillful use of
abundant supply of locally available
materials with the aid of basic tools
was needed to produce various
basketry.
THE
RELEVANCE OF
THE COURSE
•The aim of this lesson
is to enable you to
acquire knowledge and
skills that you need in
creating useful
macramé and basketry
articles through the
proper use of right
tools and materials.
 HISTORY AND DEVELOPMENT OF
MACRAME AND BASKETRY
LO 1.
ORIGIN OF History of Macramé
MACRAME The history of macramé can be traced to
AND the early 14th and 15th centuries when
this craft practiced in France and Italy.
BASKETRY Patterned knotted fabrics created out of macramé craft
were used in churches for vestments and altar cloths in
early days. This craft became popular among the British
during the 19th century.
 Legend says that North American sailors
spent long hours aboard ships practicing
macramé square knots and hitch knots.

HISTORY OF Sailors made fringes for wheels and bell

covers netting and screens. Over the
MACRAME years.

This art and craft fell to disuse. It was revived in

60s with the hippie movements which brought with
it a recovery of interest in this ancient craft. Today
macramé craft has regained its huge popularity.
Design of Ancient and Medieval Time
 MACRAME

The word macramé describes any elaborate

fringe of knotted thread or cord, but the
Arabic word migramah, from which
macramé is derived, originally meant “
stripped towel” or “embroidered veil”

The craft is supposed to have been brought from the

middle east to Spain by moors. It then spread through
Europe and was introduced to England from Holland
by Queen Mary, wife of William of Orange, in the late
17th century. Macramé soon became its huge popular
pastime in court circles.
 • The craft macramé is linked with the craft
weaving and is also linked with netting.
• As craft requiring almost nothing except
string, nimble fingers and time, it became
very popular with British Sailors in the 18th
and early 19th centuries. Sailing ships
required men who were skilled in rope
MACRAME work, spicing, and plaiting.
• It is not surprising that they should have
turned to finer work to while away their
hours and make a gifts for a wife or
sweetheart who might then learn macrame
for herself.
Engagement
Choose your answer.
Weaver Basketry Rattan Bamboo Limbs

1. Raw materials comes in mountainous places.

2. Raw materials comes in lowland.
3. The oldest crafts.
4. Prehistoric humans use their ___________ to carry
their supplies.
5. A maker called _____________.
a.Why do we need to study the History of
Macrame?
b.How does macrame help us in our daily
lives?
 1. A craft that uses knotting.
_____________.

2. What is the Arabic word of macrame?

_____________
Read the statement
3. Who introduced macrame in England?
and write the word in _____________
the blank to complete
the sentence. 4. What centuries that macrame started in
  France and Italy? _____________

5. Give at least one macrame knot practiced

by North American Sailors? ____________
 Macrame

Migramah

Answer: Queen Mary

14th – 15th Century

Square knots or Hitch
knots
ASYNCHRONOUS TASK #1:

Read page5 5-7 of your

Module for the
continuation of our topic
the History of Basketry.