In February of 1968 a LIFE magazine writer wrote, “Wherever we look, something’s wrong.” That quote, displayed prominently in The 1968 Exhibit at the Missouri History Museum, encapsulates the time of ...

The resurgence of the macramé trend shows no sign of slowing down, and adds a striking, stylish edge to any room. But rather than spend a fortune on bringing the trend into your home, why not get ...

The knot-tying craft popular in the 1960s and ’70s is turning up on the runways again. (Maybe you can find a vest your mother or grandmother made.) By Melanie Abrams When Venus Williams donned a ...

Believe me, if I wanted to make fun of you, I'd think of something much more cutting. Macramé is a knotted, not woven, textile said to originate from decorative knotting used by sailors in the ...

Dressed in a black lace dress — with a macramé mandala draped across her band's keyboard — Linda Moody takes the stage to channel her inner witch. "Now, I know you guys are going to sing along to this ...

Tucked away on a dirt road in the woods of Limerick, macramé artist Christina Hill’s beige Cape is nevertheless easy to spot: an elaborate knotted-rope wreath pops against the ebony front door, and a ...

Her graduation collection, consisting of intricately-made, body-hugging macrame dresses was singled out for an award by Carolina Herrera. Baibabaeva can trace her signature look to two sources ...