The history of Macrame Solid Color Cord in Europe began with the Egyptian Christian Copts. They went on missionary trips and took unusual things with them. These were knitted products of extraordinary beauty, capturing the views of others. Thus, thanks to the Copts, the history of knitting began to develop in European countries. The peoples of many countries of this continent were so carried away by such a craft that sometimes it even became homework. The first machine for creating yarn products appeared in 1589. Its inventor was the assistant priest William Lee, who lived in Walbridge. After that, industrial production began to crowd out groups of knitters, as the latter ceased to be competitive. However, with the increase in the production of mass-produced items, hand-knitted items were priced more and more expensively. Interestingly, the wardrobe items and accessories that were created with this tool enjoyed the greatest success. After all, such products had unique patterns and were truly unique. But knitting, even hand knitting, still resembled machine knitting. In the Cathedral of St. Peter, located in Italy, crocheted lace has been preserved. These are items dating from the 16th century. It was from this period that clothing, lace, and various crocheted household items began to gain popularity in Europe. In the 19th century. this art has achieved unprecedented success. Magnificent lace was knitted in Ireland by commoner craftswomen, who themselves developed intricate patterns. Over time, their skill reached such a level that the lace they made began to be attributed to the masterpieces of needlework. And today, Irish crocheted lace is highly valued.
