The same knots, at a much smaller scale
Cord thickness is what separates a wall panel from an earring. At around 1 mm, the square knots and half hitches used in larger work turn into something you stop noticing on your ear: the knotted cotton fringe earrings weigh less than most metal hoops. Heavier cord, up to 5 mm, goes into the bags and belts at the other end of the collection. The bracelets sit in between, built on repeated square knots for the boho and Celtic patterns and on alternating rows for the zig zag.
What is in the collection
Eighty-seven pieces spanning earrings, bracelets, keychains, belts, bags and clothing. Wooden beads appear where a design needs weight or a break in the pattern. The handwoven cotton holder carries a bottle or a phone on a strap when a full bag is more than you want. If you are after something roomier, the macrame bags and purses cover totes, crossbody shapes and round styles.
Fit, and how small pieces hold up
Drops and circumferences are given in inches on each product page, which is the fastest way to judge an earring against a pair you already own. Cotton and water do not mix: take a bracelet off before a shower or a pool, keep perfume off the cord, and lift a mark with a barely damp cloth rather than soaking the piece. Fringe that has gone frizzy straightens with a wide-tooth comb and an even trim across the bottom edge. Keychains take more abrasion than anything else in this collection, so their cord ends soften first.