Creating a Macrame Plant Hanger with Beads: Beginner's Guide

Let's get knotting!~

Where we'll be crafting a delightful macrame plant hanger adorned with charming daisy flowers and beads! 🌼✨

Join us in this comprehensive step-by-step video, where we'll walk you through every knot and technique necessary to bring your own stylish plant hanger to life. 🌿💫

Get ready to unleash your creativity and add a touch of whimsical charm to your space with this beautiful DIY project!

Materials used:

Size of completed project: 7" width (with pot) and 37" length

Special tools: N/A

I've tagged the products used in the video, so check them out if you're interested!

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00:00 - Intro
00:23 - Getting Started
01:36 - Cords & Materials
02:33 - Step #1 : Weave 4 x 350 cm cords through the ring.
02:49 - Step #2 : Separate the cords into 2 cord sections and make 24 consecutive Crowns knots.
07:14 - Step #3 : With a 2-cord section, overlap the cords several inches down and then attach 2 x 150 cm cords with Reverse Lark's Head knots.
08:10 - Step #4 : Straighten out the cords and measure the spacing to desired length and adjust the knots. Recommended spacing length is 22 cm (8.5")
08:53 - Step #5 : Make 3 consecutive Vertical Lark's Head knots on the right and left sides.
10:31 - Step #6 : Thread a bead through the middle 2 cords.
10:55 - Step #7 : Overlap the anchor cords and bring the middle 2 cords up and through the top middle hole. Then make a Half Hitch knot with the left and right cords.
11:55 - Step #8 : Use the anchor cords as working cords now for a large Square knot.
12:28 - Step #9 : Repeat the Daisy patterns all around.
13:03 - Step #10 : Skip a few inches down and make a Square knot. Repeat all around.
15:07 - Step #11 : Skip another few inches down and make another row of
Alternating Square knots all around.
15:45 - Step #12 : Use a 60 cm cord as a working cord for a Gathering knot.
16:38 - Step #13 : Trim off excess cords and fringe at the bottom.
17:01 - Outro

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[sophycandice]

It went out great! The first daisy was so hard for me to do, I was cursing so much hahaha, and then from the second one it took me like only 5 minutes each!! Thank you!!

[tlojewelrylove]

The crown knot looks very cool (and fancy!😃). I love it! ♥️♥️♥️ Thanks! I am all set because I already have 20mm wooden beads, wooden rings, and 3 mm rope on hand and I am going to try to make one to give as a gift. I may paint my beads a bright yellow or some other bright flower color. Thank you very much for sharing this wonderful tutorial! 🙏👍😍

[cynicalmushroom]

just finished this in purple and it came out great!

[CosmicCat]

I made this planter and it came out super. Very pleased with your tutorial. Very beautiful planter holder!

[ferielboukheddache]

that’s so cute ❤ i’m going to do it and gift it with a beautiful pothos

[DebbieGray-boip]

Love this I’m a beginner but going to give it a try great tutorial thanks xx

[Zamarae]

You’re a great hand model hehe! But amazing macrame and really looking forward to making some beautiful patterns

[lovechild]

Just made this 🙌❤️🌈 love it so much ✨thank you. I always get a fantastic result following your tutorials ⭐ You always make me try new knots and I love that about your channel

[mariaaguirre]

Si beautiful, love your job you’re such a huge inspiration too me👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[GreatGrannyC]

Beautiful, I am definitely going to try making ❤

[marieschmidt]

If you're as old as me and you've done Scoubidou as a child: the crown knot is just like that 😅

[gracielaalasa]

Muy bonitos tus trabajos, gracias !!!

[deliachitts]

Hi Nikki, I’m a beginner and that that’s way too complicated for me although it looks lovely maybe in the future thanks

[amandavincent]

How are you holding the project in place?

[betsygarcia]

At the end you should had put the pot in and show how it look.

[leisamathews]

It’s beautiful but Looks super complicated

[grantleon]

this is a beginner's guide?!! ha

[mayac]

beautiful design but you are terrible in explaining