Review on 💎 Nylon Satin Cord for Chinese Knotting, Kumihimo, Beading, Macramé, Jewelry Making, Sewing - Mandala Crafts (0.8mm 109 Yards, Black) by Kelly Caballes

I think I wasn't paying attention when ordering because I was surprised to find out it was nylon when I received it. I'm used to working with hemp yarn and rougher materials when making macrame. But since I had it and needed it almost immediately, I decided to give it a try. It was the right color (I have it in white) and diameter for my purposes, so I figured I didn't have much to lose. I was pleasantly surprised by this. My biggest concern was using a material with a smoother surface (as opposed to hemp, jute, etc.) as the knots wouldn't stay tight. But these did. I could tug on my strings a little to get the knots in place, but they didn't. not loosen or loosen on their own. I was also very pleased that it doesn't twist or tangle as you work. I added some beads to the bracelet I made and had to use a twisted wire needle to thread this cord through the beads. It's not particularly stiff, and the end is a bit frayed (less than a millimeter long as I worked). But a twisted wire needle perfectly solved my problem. Anyway, it turned out to be just what I needed. Now I'm a fan of the smoother finish (I don't know if you've ever made macrame embellishments, but hemp is actually pretty spiky in embellishments - it's not!). It holds knots well and is easy to work with. And I see a lot of possibilities with all the other colors available that it doesn't twist and tangle during use. I added some beads to the bracelet I made and had to use a twisted wire needle to thread this cord through the beads. It's not particularly stiff, and the end is a bit frayed (less than a millimeter long as I worked). But a twisted wire needle perfectly solved my problem. Anyway, it turned out to be exactly what I needed. Now I'm a fan of the smoother finish (I don't know if you've ever made macrame embellishments, but hemp is actually pretty spiky in embellishments - it's not!). It holds knots well and is easy to work with. And I see a lot of possibilities with all the other colors available that it doesn't twist and tangle during use. I added some beads to the bracelet I made and had to use a twisted wire needle to thread this cord through the beads. It's not particularly stiff, and the end is a bit frayed (less than a millimeter long as I worked). But a twisted wire needle perfectly solved my problem. Anyway, it turned out to be just what I needed. Now I'm a fan of the smoother finish (I don't know if you've ever made macrame embellishments, but hemp is actually pretty spiky in embellishments - it's not!). It holds knots well and is easy to work with. And I see a lot of possibilities with all the other colors available, and I had to use a twisted wire needle to thread that string through the beads. It's not particularly stiff, and the end is a bit frayed (less than a millimeter long as I worked). But a twisted wire needle perfectly solved my problem. Anyway, it turned out to be just what I needed. Now I'm a fan of the smoother finish (I don't know if you've ever made macrame embellishments, but hemp is actually pretty spiky in embellishments - it's not!). It holds knots well and is easy to work with. And I see a lot of possibilities with all the other colors available, and I had to use a twisted wire needle to thread this string through the beads. It's not particularly stiff, and the end is a bit frayed (less than a millimeter long as I worked). But a twisted wire needle perfectly solved my problem. Anyway, it turned out to be just what I needed. Now I'm a fan of the smoother finish (I don't know if you've ever made macrame embellishments, but hemp is actually pretty spiky in embellishments - it's not!). It holds knots well and is easy to work with. And I see a lot of possibilities with all the other colors available, it was just what I needed. Now I'm a fan of the smoother finish (I don't know if you've ever made macrame embellishments, but hemp is actually pretty prickly in embellishments—it's not!). It holds knots well and is easy to work with. And I see a lot of possibilities with all the other colors available, it was just what I needed. Now I'm a fan of the smoother finish (I don't know if you've ever made macrame embellishments, but hemp is actually pretty spiky in embellishments - it's not!). It holds knots well and is easy to work with. And I see a lot of possibilities with all the other colors available, if you've ever made macrame embellishments, but hemp is actually pretty prickly in embellishments - it's not!). It holds knots well and is easy to work with. And I see a lot of possibilities with all the other colors available, if you've ever made macrame embellishments, but hemp is actually pretty prickly in embellishments - it's not!). It holds knots well and is easy to work with. And I see a lot of possibilities with all the other colors available,