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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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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!
How to Make a Macrame Plant Hanger
If you’ve wanted to make your own macrame plant holder, you’re in the right spot! This easy macramé plant hanger pattern is made with just a few simple knotting techniques – so it’s perfect for macrame beginners. After following this tutorial, you’ll have an original piece of home decor that’s one-of-a-kind!
Macrame is a decorative knotting craft that anyone can do with just a little bit of practice! It’s is a great way to create beautiful and functional pieces of art – like wall hangings, plant hangers, curtains, and more.
Macrame has been popular in many time periods, from Arabic weavers in the 13th century, to the Victorian era, to the 1970s. So, it’s no surprise that macrame plant hanger projects are on-trend once again.
Macramé has a reputation of being difficult to do, but it’s really not that hard to get started. You don’t need a lot of special tools, just some cotton cord and a willingness to learn.
After that, you’re ready to learn how to macrame. Start by practicing the basic macrame knots. Did you know even the most complicated macrame projects are made of the same simple knots? (You may even recognize some of the knots from making friendship bracelets.)
Start with a Simple Macrame Pattern
If you've never touched a macrame project before, it's best to start with a pattern that is overly simple. This project from Dwell Beautiful will help you get a feel for creating a plant holder shape, and it can be completed in a few minutes once you get the hang of it. Consider this quick pattern if you want to create a grouping of many plant hangers. Easy DIY Macrame Plant Holder from Dwell Beautiful
Don't underestimate simple macrame patterns. However, if you want your macrame plant hanger to look less basic, consider adding a fun pop of color like Lia Griffith did here. This tutorial is simple and easy to follow with clear pictures and instructions. Easy DIY Macrame Plant Holder from Lia Griffith
tips for hanging a macramé plant hanger
The sky (or maybe your ceiling, LOL) is the limit when it comes to hanging your macramé creation. There are just so many ways you can display these plant hangers. Pretty much all of them do require that the hook or attachment you’re using to hang your planter from are firmly anchored though – otherwise it’ll sag from your wall or fall from the ceiling. Here is what you need to hang your macrame plant creation:
When choosing your mounting hardware, keep in mind that potted plants can be very heavy, especially after a thorough soak. The best way to make sure that your plant hanger is secured is to use drywall anchors when installing the hooks your planters will hang from. Here are a few other tips for setting your plants up for success in their macramé hammock:
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