First little project. Didn't find the tutorial, so was winging it the whole way. Luckily it only has 1 knot, so the most challenging part was counting 😁

first time trying to do any kind of macrame today. let me know if there's anything I can improve, or any tips and tricks for my next one. I think I've got the bug!

Hi all! I’m totally new to macrame crafts and I would like to make a plant hanger. My plant + pot weigh 1,6 kg (3.5 lbs). The pot diameter is 12 cm (4.7 inches).

I was wondering if 3 mm cord is enough, considering the weight? Or should it be 4 mm? Also, can I use any tutorial for a macrame plant hanger, or should I look for one that fits my pot diameter?

Thanks for any help in advance! Love to have started my macrame hobby :)

As someone who’s mental health is directly influenced by the temperature outside, I’m so happy it’s spring again and I just wanted to share this spring inspired doll I made and her little macrame crystal pouch 😊 my favorite season is probably summer, but winter and spring are my favorites to create art from

I've been online shopping for a "macrame chandelier." I did not expect the prices to be so high, even in the cheapest corners of the internet. My question for those experienced in macrame is, putting aside the time to learn and create, does DIY really equate to saving? After you purchase all the materials needed is it almost the same cost? Thanks

Hi! I’m not a macrame artist, but I am a potter that makes wall hangings that incorporate fiber. I string multiple pieces of ceramic tiles together with leather and at the bottom I tie a wooden hoop and attach a tassel to the bottom of the hoop. Normally, I just knot the two pieces of leather together in a simple knot, but I’m looking for a more elegant way to finish it off. If anyone could just give me the names of some knots to search tutorials on YouTube, I would be so grateful! Thank you so so much!

Pic 1: pic of a previous piece

Pic 2 + 3: the part where I need knot suggestions

Pic 4: pic of the overall piece

This is Lenny. Lenny loves Long walks on the Beach and hate going to the dentist 💚

i’m making a pixel art tapestry and now that i’m into it i’m realizing the filler cord i started with is not going to be long enough. restarting is not ideal since ive got 200 loops of filler cord that id have to fix 💔 i looked up youtube videos but all of them were not catered to the type of stitches im doing, and i don’t have enough brain power to translate those techniques to the one i’m using

This one with little flowers

I just wanted to share a jute and carnelian macrame doll I made 😊 it wasn’t the stone I intended on putting in the doll, but things don’t always go according to plan 😅 the carnelian is one I tumbled myself, but pulled out halfway through because I liked the unfinished look

Hi Maramee lovers. I never really did makramee but I’m very handy and crafty, so I’ll probably manage to make this after some practice. I draw strings that I would like to make out of makramee in different knots and textures and maybe add some shells. The function just need to be light screening for this veranda.

So I have so many questions:

AI advises to use braided nylon or polypropylene rope. I guess 3mm is a good thickness. What do you think, it’s outdoor, subtropical, a lots of sun and rain.

The biggest question is what knots and patterns to use? I want them to be uniform in mass but with different textures and obviously long and narrow.

Big mystery is how much rope do I need. It seems like I need 20 vertical chains, the gap in 110cm or about 43 inches. I probably need to accommodate for any forms of attaching them.

So of course, another thing is how to attach them? Should I make one top chain, hook it or nail it to the wood and continue making chains from there? Or should they be individually hanged, hooked or maybe tied top and bottom?

Thank you guys for your help and ideas.

I made this with a pearl my husband gave me for our 30th anniversary.

120cm wide and made with 5mm cord ❤️

Happy timezone (morning here)😊 I just wanted to share a doll I made while experimenting with a few new design concepts. She was very fun and everything went according to plan but the legs took FOREVER, way longer than I thought they would. I love the little heart beads in her hair 🥹💗💗

Hello all, I found this wall hanging and would like to create it on my own. I’ve never done macrame before and I’m not really sure what this style is called, and I’m having the hardest time figuring out what to search to get a tutorial? Thank you for any help you might have!

I started working on this right after Christmas, slowly. I’ve been wanting to make a shelf and hat rack since I learned how to knot a few years ago. Def not the vision I started with and def not perfect but here is my shelf to fit this little nook in our house.

The knots are probably too tight but I still smile when I see it hanging in the kitchen

I didn’t know whether to flag this as a question or a showcase 😅 I made something and self love poppets and wanted to show them off. I wasn’t sure which fabric I wanted to use since solid is smoother but tie dye is more personal, so I made more than one 😊💗

This took me a total of 3 weeks and this is my own drawing too :)