Cotton Macrame Cord 3mm x 100m, 3 Strand Twisted, Macrame Rope, Macrame String Cotton Yarn, Macrame Yarn (Purple)

Like every other likeecords that I've purchased in the past, it is amazing cord in all areas. Great color. So soft, it's awesome to work with. Buy this brand.

I ordered this more to crochet with, but I'm also really interested in learning to make macrame keychains this year, so it'll be great to have on hand for that too, or just to use for tassels or making hangers for other projects. The 3mm diameter is perfect for crochet and macrame, and the quality and color is great. It's also perfect for using to crochet over to make baskets with. I could see ordering more colors for upcoming projects. Very pleased with the quality and length included.

This cord is really nice for my needs. I use it to weave abstract pieces on a loom and so far it has done exactly what I needed it too. It is easy for me to fray if i want to add some texture to a piece and is quite sturdy. It has almost no give when you pull it which I like. It is a nice weft cord for me.

This 3-ply cord is great for tying macrame knots, it's nice and sturdy for heavy plant hangers and other projects that need to handle any weight. It's nice and soft and easy on your hands too. I really like the pink color, it's not too bright or subdued and it does look nice with natural color fibers to mix it with.It does tend to fray at the ends while working with it, but that's what tape around the edge like a shoe lace is for, which is easy to remove at the end of the project. I usually add tape to all my cord prior starting a new project anyway so it's no big deal.

It's a good quality. The cord seems to be thicker and sturdy. The red is pretty true to the listing It looks so good in person. I look forward to figuring out exactly what I'll be turning this into!

The amount of cord on this roll is impressive for the price. I've used it for projects where I needed to hang items and besides how easily it unravels on the ends (like all others I've used), it is heavyweight and hasn't frayed. I like the color as it blends in with my natural twine well. It'll be awhile before I'm through this roll and that's always a good thing to me.

I typically dye other 3mm macramé cord but decided to get this green one and I’m glad I did. It saves me the time of dying the generic color, is true to the 3mm size. The color is true to the color advertised.Compared to other macramé cords I’ve used:- It’s softer! Anyone who has big macramé projects knows that your hands will get dried out and maybe even a little irritated as you pull the long cords to make the knots. This does that a lot less than many other macramé cords.- It’s less elastic. Other 3-ply macramé cords I’ve used aren’t bound as tightly as this cord. The pro to this is that there could be more consistency when creating your knots, meaning there won’t be some knots that are tighter and smaller than other knot designs. A potential con is that you don’t have the option to have tighter and smaller vs looser and bigger knots.Overall, this is a good quality macramé and it’s a fair price. It’s not the cheapest option on amazon – you can find other spools with more yardage. However, this is a great quality and a fair price for that quality.

I've been doing Macrame since I was a teenager (over 40 years).I usually only do macrame plant hangers. I make a bunch and give them away to my plant friends & family.I have tried many types of cord over the years. I tend to like stiffer cord because it's easier to work with in my opinion.When I came across this macrame cord, I decided to give it a try.It's made out of cotton and feels very soft.I chose this color because I was tired of the white, black or off white colors and wanted something different. Since my house is decorated in a Farmhouse vibe, grey was the perfect color.The color is beautiful so no complaints there.The thickness is perfect as well. I like a thicker cord rather than thin. The thinner the cord, the longer it takes to complete the project.Unfortunately, the cord isn't ideal.The ends fray. I know most cord does fray, however, this is excessive. I haven't tried to scar the ends or add some type of glue or Mod Podge to it so I can't say whether or not it will work.While you may want fraying on the ends, it's usually AFTER you are done making your macrame pieces.I am still going to see how well it works for my macrame projects, however, having been down this road before with cord that isn't ideal, I already know the headache I'll be dealing with.In a few weeks, once I've had a chance to use this cord, if I find I was completely wrong, I will come back and amend my opinion. I have no problem admitting when I'm wrong. The last time I was wrong was back in 1974 when I was 5 so it's possible I can be wrong again. (Just kidding).