5 Ways To Start A Macrame Plant Hanger (Beginner's Guide)
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- Опубліковано 6 сер 2024
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In this tutorial, we'll explore various creative methods for initiating a plant hanger. Whether you prefer to incorporate a ring or not, there are distinct approaches to suit your preference.
For an easy plant hanger, starting with a simple overhand knot is an excellent choice. For those seeking a more intricate design, the crown knot provides a captivating starting point.
Whichever method you opt for, the goal is to inspire and provide ideas for crafting your unique macrame plant hangers.
The tutorial covers five different ways to commence a plant hanger:
1. Gathering knot with a ring
2. Crown knot with a ring
3. Square knot with a ring
4. Square knot without a ring
5. Overhand knot without a ring
If you're intrigued by additional methods, I've explored seven more ways to initiate a plant hanger in a separate tutorial available at / bochiknot
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Thank you for your tutorial! I’ve done hundreds of projects back in the 70’s-80’s but I forgot the crown knot! Thanks. You explained everything so clearly. 👍🏻❤️😊
Thank you for your kind words! The crown knot is a beautiful knot for sure :)
Dali Mama can you recommend any other channels for a beginner in macrame? I remember watching Mim and My Sister doing macrame in the 70’s bug I didn’t learn. I did Crochet with Nanna. 😸💜
1. Gathering knot with ring 02:10
2. Crown knot with ring 03:24
3. Square knot with ring 07:47
4. Square knot without ring 09:21
5. Overhand knot without ring 13:41
Gwuen Fuller This is extremely helpful, thank you!
Great
THANK YOU 👏
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I guess im randomly asking but does anyone know of a trick to log back into an instagram account?
I was stupid lost the password. I would appreciate any assistance you can offer me
I'm in love with macramé 😍 loved your tips! 😘💕
Thank you so much! I couldn’t for the life of me remember how to start that knot, square knots to start at the top .💞
Lovely diy... thanks ! God bless you!
this is THE video I’ve been looking for!
thank you!
Very helpful tutorial.. thanks a bunch ❤
Thank you for your tips. I’m just starting out, this helps a lot
Thx for the clear tutorial😘
Great ideas, thanks!
Very nice Nikki, great tutorial. Take care. Mary
Thank you for the tutorials they are so easy to follow.
So helpful!!! Thank you so much 😍💜💞❤️🙌⭐️💓
You're so welcome!
The knots you teach helps alot to do mine.
Thank you for the information bro
¡¡Gracias por compartir, Dios la bendiga!!
Super cute, I can't wait to try these!
Yahhh! Give it a try and let me know how it turns out!
@@Bochiknot I tried the square knot one and it turned out so well, I love it ! Thanks for the tutorial! ❤
Love it.
Thank You 🤩🤩🤩
Thank you!
Beutifull congratulation!!!!!!!!! Thank you ver y much
Thanks for sharing your vedio awesome tutorials watching from California
Glad you like them! Thank you for watching :)
Love this but could mention how many cords I need? I wanted to do the square knot but all you said “take a bunch of cords” and that’s not very helpful 🥲
Girl thank you 🙏🏽 I can’t stop now 😅
I know right! Tell me about it :)
Hi, great video. I love that you verbally explain it! How do you tie the loose ends?
Thank you
Thank you so much! P.S your hair is so beautiful, goals😍🙌🏼
Thanks!!
Grata! ♡♡♡
hola realmente buen video me gustaria que sigan haciendo videos similares!!! Les envio un saludo nos vemos luego 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Thank you for video 💕💕
You're welcome 😊
😍👏thank you
You're welcome! Hope this helps you on your macrame journey. :-)
Love them stitches thanks again for sharing
Thanks for watching! Let me know if there was anything else in particular that you would like to see. I'll be more than happy to make a video on it.
Hi Nicole, Just wondering how much longer the outside cords should be if I was using the method of tying 8 square knots to make the loop to hang it with?
We used to do these knots with gimp string as kids.
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I'm just starting to build several - never done them but listening to Christmas music will sooth the savage beast! Have you thought about using different colors? I would think it would take a little extra time but the effect could be a wow remark. I'm 73 years old and with the winter months and Corvid 19 is in effect. I was thinking this time during the build could be Zen moments....... Is there some formula to guessestimate length? - I know it all depends how many knots etc. Like if the hanger needs to be 5' long then 15" could be used considering it would be medium knotting hanger? I enjoyed your video. PS love your hair.
The crown knot is alao k own aa the Josephine knot ... at least that's what it was called back in the late 70's when I 1st learned to macrame.
Thank you for this video. Can i ask what size rings are these?
They are 2" wooden rings!
Amei
Is there a way to finish the cord from ring to ring?
I like the diferent techniques. You are better at showing than ezplaining though
Can’t see how to tie knots
Since theres no link for the wooden ring. May i know whats the size of this? Thanks!
Here is the link to the rings: bochiknot.com/product/macrame-2-wooden-rings-5-pack/. Thank you!
Starts at 2:10
Trying to download your "free" ebook 50 knots and sennets guide but it seems as though i have to purchase cord in order to get the ebook...is that correct?
Hi Stacy - no that is not correct. You CAN buy cord but that's not a requirement. The email should have a link to download the ebook in it. Let me know if you haven't received that email.
Thanks,
Nicole
How many mm is the core you used in the video??
Can you somehow add a ring after the hanger is completed? I like the look of a ring as a holder, however I don’t have any at the moment but would like to start my hanger now. Thanks!
You can perhaps leave about 20 cm of space at the top and make an overhand knot and start making the plant hanger below. Then once you have the ring, you can untie the overhand at the top and weave the top cord ends through the ring and make a gathering knot underneath. Hope this makes sense!
Bochiknot Macrame Thank you so much! I am new to macramé so I would have to play with it but as long as I know there’s a way! Thanks
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What's the tie at 14:14?
how did you decide the lengths of rope?
Hi Holly - If you need tips and tricks on how to measure cord, you can refer to my 5 fundamental macrame tips and tricks video.
Hi!! What's the size of the wooden ring?
It is 2" in diameter!
What size cord is used?
I used 4mm for the cord in this video
What size of wooden ring did u use?
2" in diameter
Can u tell me,what yam u use...
I use a 3mm or 4mm single strand. You can find it at Bochiknot.com/shop
Hello! May I know the diameter of the cord? Thanks
4mm :)
Perhaps telling viewers to start in the middle of their string lengths prior to knotting so that at the end everything is even... also slowing down when knotting so viewers can absorb
Totally agree, she goes so fast I have no idea whats going on haha
Ah yes - this is one of my earlier videos, so I assumed I was going slow enough, but then I realized I should go even slower with more detailed explanations. Hopefully my more recent videos have improved on this front. Thanks for the feedback!
I wish you would say what you're doing while you are doing it. Also, instructions for a gathering knot. "You will make a gathering knot."
Agreed. More explanation step by step is needed.
Agree. I repeated some steps and watched carefully but still hard to find out what she did.
It would've been nice to have a list of the materials listed!
Noted! thanks for the feedback.
Your work is lovely. I clicked on your video b/c it said "beginners guide ". Yet you didn't treat it like a beginner tutorial. Just suggesting that you slow down, tell us about your material you've chosen and why, ex., the ring is this big to support a plant this size, for this knot the length of cord should be this long...if we dont need to know this particular info for this tutorial link us to it in another of your videos. I gave up after a while. But I saw others had like wise comments. Please don't take them in a derogatory manner. You've a lot to offer.
having now seen lots of these types of videos i can say this is the messiest version so far!
You need to put measurements !!!
Hi Alida - Are you talking about measurements of the cord? The purpose of this tutorial is to show a few different ways to start a plant hanger. The measurements would really depend on what kind of design you are going for/what knots you are going to use after this initial part of the plant hanger. If you need tips and tricks on how to measure cord, you can refer to my 5 fundamental macrame tips and tricks video.
a tip…info about cord’s mm….is not explain how to calculate cord length…starts from scratch
check out our golden ratio video to learn how to calculate cord lengths! ua-cam.com/video/3-2v7Ug3nGE/v-deo.html
I’m a beginner and I tried to follow the square knot and it’s frustrating coz i’m finding it hard to follow. Too fast and no verbal step by step instruction. Played it 50x slower but I still struggled. Would be nice to have a repetitive step by step since it’s for “beginners”
You need to explain what your doing.
Thanks for the feedback, this is a bit of an older video and was just trying to get the hang of things, but be sure to check out my newer videos. :)
Please please please can you come closer to the mic the sound is really awful and I want to hear everything you say
Sorry, this an old video, feel free to check out my newer video for improved quality and sound. Have fun creating!
Confusing. 🥴
Knowing the length of cord needed would have been nice. Your designs are beautiful, but not knowing the length of cord to use makes the video not very useful
Hi there - the reason why the cord lengths aren't in this video is because it varies depending on the eventual design of your plant hanger. These are just a few recommendations on how to start. If you would like guidance on how to measure cord for your projects, you can refer to this video :ua-cam.com/video/i5quk_YCm6s/v-deo.html. Thank you!
Too fast
Sorry, I'll work on slowing it down.
I just pause it each time works great :)
You literally did not tell us how to do the square knots 😩😒
Hi Deelyn, this is an older video I released and therefore I walked through things in a quicker fashion. If you would like to know how to make a square knot, please check out the basic knots video on my channel. :)
I would suggest actually explaining what you are doing
instead of just doing it- I just watched the first knot and I don't know what just happened, all the sudden it's just finished....especially because your hand is blocking a bunch of the view of the knot.