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How to Make a Macrame Plant Hanger – Knots + Supplies + DIY Patterns
Do you want to learn how to make your own pretty Macrame Plant Hanger? Find out which knots to learn, where to buy supplies, how to set up your workstation, and where to find the best free patterns in this handy guide for Beginners!
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Hang the Macrame Planter
Now that the plant hanger is finished, it’s time to hang it up. You can hang your planter from the ceiling with a ceiling hook. Or, hang the planter on a wall-mounted plant hook.
Here are some tips for hanging plants:
- Use a stud finder to locate a joist (ceiling) or stud (wall). Make sure to screw the hook into a joist or stud.
- Choose a hook screw that is made to support the weight of your hanging plant.
- If you can’t find a suitable joist or stud, use a toggle screw anchor to keep the hook in the ceiling.
closing thoughts
Once you have a better understanding of macramé knots, you’ll get so good that you’ll easily be able to replicate many simple plant hanger patterns without a tutorial at all. You can get creative with wooden beads and colored macramé cord too!
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DIY macramé plant hanger: 4 basic knots + pattern
Not only does macramé add a cozy element to any room, but it allows you to fit more plants into your space. As an added bonus, you don’t have to worry about getting macramé wet when watering your plants, the natural fiber will just absorb the moisture and release it into the air.
Plant hangers are THE perfect project for macramé beginners. You’ll be pleasantly surprised by how easy, inexpensive, and beautiful this project is. If you’re new to macrame, this simple hanging planter will open your eyes to the many ways macrame can compliment your plant collection (did anyone say disco ball diy for air plants? 😂 LOL yes – we did that too).
So pull out your craft scissors, measure your favorite potted plant, and let’s begin!
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