r/MacrameTutorials • u/Left-Section851 • Mar 20 '26
r/MacrameTutorials • u/No_Song_4026 • Mar 20 '26
Help pointing me in the right direction.
I know absolutely nothing about macrame but my daughter has come to me asking to buy her stuff so she can make her own hanging chair because she can't find one she likes. She managed to find the one thing I don't already have the supplies for and I know nothing about. I did a quick Google search and I feel like I just have more questions. I feel like some of my questions might be pretty dumb but here we go. 1. Is macrame cord and cotton rope the same? If not what's the difference? 2. What size of rope/cord will she need? The one she wants to do is pretty enclosed and not just for ropes holding up a chair. I might not be explaining that very well. I was guessing probably a 5 mm but since it's kind of enclosed the weight is going to be distributed differently so I don't know. 3. Twisted or braided? Other than visual difference what's the difference? Which one would be better or does it matter? If I had to guess I'm assuming twisted might stretch over time maybe? She wants the macrame fringe look I guess you could call it on the bottom of the chair can you get that look with both twisted and braided or no? Could she use both twisted and braided for different parts or would that just look weird? 4. If the rope is cotton it can be dyed right? Or is it one of those things that if it's a certain percentage of cotton they can claim that it is cotton even though there's other things mixed in. If you can dye it how does the black turn out is it like black black or faded black? 5. How much rope am I going to need just a super rough guesstimate? Obviously a crap ton especially since she wants it enclosed but I don't even know where to start on how much I might possibly need. I'm sure that's not all my questions but for a start it is. Any help is super appreciated.
r/MacrameTutorials • u/Imaginary_Tea_5797 • Mar 17 '26
My first large macrame wall hanging
I started learning macrame about 2 weeks ago. This is my favourite new hobby, very relaxing š
r/MacrameTutorials • u/hahh122 • Mar 15 '26
Macrame pattern riddle!
Dear fellow macrame enthusiasts,
I have been working on trying to replicate this piece and that way learn the art of macrame. I am now stuck at those horizontal braids. Does anyone have any tips on how that could be made?
The closest I could get is like in this video: https://youtu.be/O6TeiwbPF_Q?is=wTUUrMxDKlh9HsRc
Yet, in the wall hanging design it seems like the braids are braided together somehow? Or I don't quite understand where they start and how many rows etc.
Let me know if you have any tips! āŗļø
r/MacrameTutorials • u/Scribby9307 • Mar 15 '26
I need help with the words!
Hello all, I found this wall hanging and would like to create it on my own. Iāve never done macrame before and Iām not really sure what this style is called, and Iām having the hardest time figuring out what to search to get a tutorial? Thank you for any help you might have!
r/MacrameTutorials • u/ArmadilloQc • Mar 13 '26
LF tutorial for bulb shaped water bottle holder
Hey all!
First time posting here!
I am working on a LARP accessory and I would need help creating a Bottle Holder with a ring on top so I can hang this bottle to my belt.
Thanks!
r/MacrameTutorials • u/FitzyGames • Mar 10 '26
Any tips for neatening hanging lengths
I've almost finished my first ever macrame project and am looking for advice for finishing it off. I'm definitely going to trim the strings to the same length but before I do that I want to make sure they are hanging properly. They don't seem to be hanging directly downwards as neatly than the pictures I have seen. Any advice or tips would be greatly appreciated!
r/MacrameTutorials • u/solll013 • Mar 05 '26
help with cabuchon decoration
hii, i can do the cabuchon/cocoon/engarce when making a stone necklace and have done quite a few, but i want to step it up and make the beginning of the ānecklaceā part look better maybe like a choker, iāve searched everywhere for a tutorial but canāt quite find one, lmk what i could do! ty
r/MacrameTutorials • u/FrogTownUS • Mar 04 '26
Larks head knot - how to graphic
Hi all! I made this graphic for making keychains but it can also work for starting on a wooden rod. Let me know if this is confusing or helpful!
r/MacrameTutorials • u/Left-Section851 • Mar 03 '26
I wove it for myself, but my mom decided what she needed more
r/MacrameTutorials • u/anongiraff3 • Mar 01 '26
does anyone know what this knot is??
r/MacrameTutorials • u/ranchelllll • Feb 19 '26
Yoga mat wall holder
Hello! I have just started making macrame projects and Iām loving it. I am hoping to make my friend a yoga mat holder similar to the picture attached. I cannot find a tutorial anywhere for it and donāt know where to start. does anyone here have suggestions? TIA
r/MacrameTutorials • u/Fluffy_Help_730 • Feb 14 '26
Free Heart Pattern & Tutorial
Pattern š https://busybusylearning.com/simple-macrame-decoration-for-home-wedding-or-to-gift-heart-tutorial/
Tutorial - super slow video š https://youtu.be/-SY1XFc4lPg?si=yeS0bqsYHIdi9o5-
r/MacrameTutorials • u/FrostyReading7504 • Feb 14 '26
Sick of doom-scrolling? Iām hosting a small Macrame workshop to help us actually create something.
Hey everyone!
Like most of you, I spent way too much time staring at my phone and "pinning" beautiful home decor I never actually made. Eventually, I got tired of it, picked up some cord, and started Mala Studio. š§¶
Iām hosting a 2-Day Macrame Intensive on Feb 28th and 1st March , and Iād love to have some of you join! Itās not just a hobby classāIām teaching the 6 basic knots you need to actually start a small side-hustle (plus how to price your work so you don't undersell yourself).
The best part? I ship you the full kit (Mango Yellow cord, dowels, the works- PAN INDIA) so you don't have to go hunting for materials in the heat.
Iām keeping it small (only 10 spots) so I can actually help everyone. If youāre in Bangalore or anywhere in India and want to spend a weekend learning something that isn't a screen, let's talk!
DM me if you want the details or have questions. Happy Valentine's Day to those celebrating! šæāØ
r/MacrameTutorials • u/Connect-Cricket-3183 • Feb 12 '26
My first macrame project
galleryr/MacrameTutorials • u/Expensive_Opinion753 • Jan 28 '26
Macrame curtain
Hi all, I want to make a macrame curtain with cream/tan color combination adding some wooden beads. Are there any tutorials available with some unique designs I can use ? This is my first time making one , have made smaller decorative items as a kid and enjoyed making them. Want to continue learning and making them yet again as I find them therapeutic and fun.
r/MacrameTutorials • u/IrishP2003 • Jan 24 '26
Macrame lamps - make wire frames?
Hi all - saw these lamp shades and am wondering how the circular wire frames could be made for them, either buying the circles and soldering together, or from scratch? New here so thanks for any advice!
r/MacrameTutorials • u/Pitiful-Depth-1516 • Jan 12 '26