So... I kept track of my calculations while I did this tutorial. (And subtracted all the extras that I cut off). In case anyone wants a more detailed estimate. --- 1 x Long cord - 140cm (I did the technique at 3:05 where she folded one side shorter - same as the rest of the strands - and then used the long end, which is why my long cord is much shorter than her suggested length of 230cm) 5 x Starting 'small' cords - 90cm 5 x filler cords - 90cm 5 x filler cords - 80cm 5 x filler cords - 70cm 5 x filler cords - 60cm 5 x filler cords - 50cm I used a total of 25 strands to fill. You use the long filler cords first, and shorten them as you go. --- My coaster ended up being 9-10cm across (the braided part) plus a 4cm fringe. The lengths above will ensure you have space to trim. Hope that's helpful! --- Thank you @Curly Made for the tutorial!
I'd like to make a larger ones of this, say 30cm wide or even metre wide as a floor mat. I have 6mm cords to use. I guess it's all the same technique...I'm thinking I have to multiply x 3 for a 30cm mat
@@melissagorogo1008 I'd advise also to make your Long Cord extra long (just in case! so you have space to keep going if necessary), especially since the thickness of the cord is different. And be careful about the tension of your cord as you knot (I tried to make a larger one and it kept curling into itself).
@@idawnsm hey thank you for that. Am a newbie so any help is so much appreciated. I started a mini size last night and need to re-do. My brain and knots!!!
The 230cm long cord is defiantly needed for those I done the 140cm long cord like the previous comment got to the 60cm fill in cords and had to pull it all apart because it long cord wasn't long enough after doing 2 hrs work.
This is a wonderful tutorial! Making one now! As far as worrying about dirtying them, I am making mine in charcoal grey cord to match my chairs and to hide drips and spills. :)
Thanks for the video! Helped me understand better how to make it... Personally Ive used a wired pet brush to brush out the 3ply string much easier than the comb:)
Very nice tutorial.. You explained every step very thoroughly and easy to understand. I cannot wait to make my first one today. My hubby gave me some cording just like what you used and now I know what I want to do with it... keep up the good work. I will recommend your tutorial to all my Macrame friends...
Can you believe someone wanted to make a floor mat out of macrame? Can you imagine spending all the hours and money making one and then walking on it with dirty shoes/feet? Crazy idea. 🤣🤣👎🙄😫🙏
Hello , thank you for this beautiful and well explained tutorial. These coaster are such an inspiration, i really love to make those. I was thinking to make a carpet with this pattern, what you would recommend as the length of the strings to begin with? How long should they be so to make a round carpet?
Thank you very much for this video! I just saw a macrame coaster on Pinterest today which I loved and was hoping I could find some tutorial and baaaam.... here it is :)
Hi! I am a little confused at about 3:11 in the video where you go back and show the folded cord that has the one long end. I am not sure exactly where this is supposed to be placed. Is it one of the five cords that you do the larks head knots for in the beginning or ??? Also, please confirm the length of this cord. Otherwise, very easy to understand and very pretty! Thank you!
Thank you for your reply! OK, now within the five cords, where should it be placed? On the end? In the middle? I’m a little confused as to its purpose. Sorry! I am new to this and just want to be sure I am doing it right. 🙂 Thank you for your help!
I heard that using a cat brush is great for combing out the threads at the end and also that white is the easiest colour to deal with regarding stains as you can just bleach them out.P.S I'm writing a blog post up about macrame and I've featured your coasters and video and added your info i.e website and youtube links. :)
Thanks so much for sharing this tut! Just a few tips tho. 1. You had way too much wasted cord, so use less next time. 2. Cut your fringe as close as you can before combing, this way you’ll have less to unravel. 3. Before the combing process take your fringe and vigorously slap in against something solid, for this size piece I like to use my thigh. I discovered this little trick by accident, but it works miracles by separating the twisted rope a good bit before having to comb 👏🏽 3. Yes, they stain very easily! I even dyed my cord dark green bf I made another coaster, in a diff design, and spots are still very obvious. I’m thinking maybe treating them with starch may help, but... 🤷🏼♀️ Again thanks for sharing 😘
I wonder if a water repellent spray, like what you’d use on shoes would help to keep them clean. But I don’t know if they’d be okay against heated pots. Or, just soak them in vinegar and baking soda when they get dirty.
That seems amazing. Depending on the stiffness of the cord, after you finish make sure the ends stay upright, maybe use fabric stiffener ou even hairspray. Let me know the result
Did my first macrame coaster today (my first macrame proj actually) but it was a bit wavy. I'm not sure if its bcos i tightened it too much or should've i added more cords?
Hey. Nice video! I have a problem though, whenever I go further I reach a point where the following knot is really far away from the main cord. Should I add more cords or what would you recommend?
I don't remember if I came across the same problem, I don't think so, but maybe try adding a new filler cord in between each of the main ones, see if that is enough, if not maybe test with two filler cords, but I would not add more than that
I'm so sorry but I actually dont know, I haven't tried it that way, but cutting the rope doesn't really seem like the best solution, won't they become undone?
@@94arance How about brushing some Fray Check around the edge before you cut off the excess fringe, do this on the top and bottom of your coaster edge where you want to cut. That will help to keep it from unraveling and it dries clear.
Here's three things you can try: iron the piece once in a while, do not pull on the cords too much or tie them too tight, and don't forget to add plenty of filler cords. Try these and let me know if it worked.
The video is great and explained well, but when I tried to make it, it came out terribly. I tried it twice and it didn’t work at all. Anyone else have any problems??
Hi! I tried to do it but got lost. Idk why but from the middle it started to grow vertically and not to the sides how it is supposed. Maybe its because i am using a much thiner rope that i had before. Any suggestion?
You might be tightening the cords too much, or not adding enough filler cords. Try that and see if it helps, you can also iron the piece one in a while to keep it flat.
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So... I kept track of my calculations while I did this tutorial. (And subtracted all the extras that I cut off). In case anyone wants a more detailed estimate.
---
1 x Long cord - 140cm (I did the technique at 3:05 where she folded one side shorter - same as the rest of the strands - and then used the long end, which is why my long cord is much shorter than her suggested length of 230cm)
5 x Starting 'small' cords - 90cm
5 x filler cords - 90cm
5 x filler cords - 80cm
5 x filler cords - 70cm
5 x filler cords - 60cm
5 x filler cords - 50cm
I used a total of 25 strands to fill. You use the long filler cords first, and shorten them as you go.
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My coaster ended up being 9-10cm across (the braided part) plus a 4cm fringe. The lengths above will ensure you have space to trim.
Hope that's helpful!
---
Thank you @Curly Made for the tutorial!
Thank you, I was so focused on making the video that I forgot to keep track of measurements. This will help out so many makers ❤️
I'd like to make a larger ones of this, say 30cm wide or even metre wide as a floor mat. I have 6mm cords to use. I guess it's all the same technique...I'm thinking I have to multiply x 3 for a 30cm mat
@@melissagorogo1008 I'd advise also to make your Long Cord extra long (just in case! so you have space to keep going if necessary), especially since the thickness of the cord is different. And be careful about the tension of your cord as you knot (I tried to make a larger one and it kept curling into itself).
@@idawnsm hey thank you for that. Am a newbie so any help is so much appreciated. I started a mini size last night and need to re-do. My brain and knots!!!
do you have measurements for a place mat diameter 30 cm?
I love your commentary, it's so truthful and funny! Great work xx
Thank you so much ❤️
I'd love to see these done as minis & made into earrings!
The 230cm long cord is defiantly needed for those I done the 140cm long cord like the previous comment got to the 60cm fill in cords and had to pull it all apart because it long cord wasn't long enough after doing 2 hrs work.
This is a wonderful tutorial! Making one now! As far as worrying about dirtying them, I am making mine in charcoal grey cord to match my chairs and to hide drips and spills. :)
That seems wonderfull, how did it turn out?
Thanks for the video! Helped me understand better how to make it... Personally Ive used a wired pet brush to brush out the 3ply string much easier than the comb:)
Hello , thanks I just finished mine ... and as a tip I put hairspray on my final project to finish it , maybe it also repels stains ,
That's a great idea!
This turned out really really beautiful! I loved doing it while watching Anne with an E and it was sooo relaxing!! Thank you! 💗
That show is so perfect. Thank you so much
Very nice tutorial.. You explained every step very thoroughly and easy to understand. I cannot wait to make my first one today. My hubby gave me some cording just like what you used and now I know what I want to do with it... keep up the good work. I will recommend your tutorial to all my Macrame friends...
Thank you so much, I am so glad you like it. Let me know how yours turns out. 😘
So cute! These would look great dip dyed around the edges too.
Great idea
Wow, I love it but I’m going to have to watch a couple of times before making. I love the look of the coasters.
OMG-- great idea to spray with protecting spray! They are so beautiful but I would be worried to get them dirty!
Can you believe someone wanted to make a floor mat out of macrame? Can you imagine spending all the hours and money making one and then walking on it with dirty shoes/feet? Crazy idea. 🤣🤣👎🙄😫🙏
Thank u!! I’m from Chile, I don’t speak English, but this video made me clearer. Thank u again 😘
Fabric protector would be good on it and I think washing it would be okay hand washing it and letting it dry
Thank you
This was superbly explained. Thank you.
Hello , thank you for this beautiful and well explained tutorial. These coaster are such an inspiration, i really love to make those. I was thinking to make a carpet with this pattern, what you would recommend as the length of the strings to begin with? How long should they be so to make a round carpet?
Beautiful 😍 I love it thanks for teaching.
So easy gotta try it
hey can you mention lengths of all cords....i couldn,t understand...plz mention in your description box...thank u
Cut 5 cords with 90 cm each and another one with about 2,30 meters, then keep filling with more 90 cm cords.
@@CurlyMade When you finish the 2.5 meters cord what do you do?
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Thank you very much for this video! I just saw a macrame coaster on Pinterest today which I loved and was hoping I could find some tutorial and baaaam.... here it is :)
You're welcome, hope it turned out pretty, let me know how it goes
Hi! I am a little confused at about 3:11 in the video where you go back and show the folded cord that has the one long end. I am not sure exactly where this is supposed to be placed. Is it one of the five cords that you do the larks head knots for in the beginning or ??? Also, please confirm the length of this cord. Otherwise, very easy to understand and very pretty! Thank you!
Yes it is one of the five cords, sorry I dont remember the length
Thank you for your reply! OK, now within the five cords, where should it be placed? On the end? In the middle? I’m a little confused as to its purpose. Sorry! I am new to this and just want to be sure I am doing it right. 🙂 Thank you for your help!
I put it last, but it doesn't really mater since it will be put into the circle. This linger cord is the one that will tie around all the other ones
Curly Made Thank you so much for always replying so quickly! OK, I’m going to give it a shot! 🙂
I am in Brasil and made it already Paris tims, i love it
So happy to know, thank you so much
You really have patience 😳 I wanted to say congratulations! Also for the video. 🤗
TIP : place a plate or bowl on top to trim around the excess cords.
Great idea ;D
Ohhhh, I can make some for my niece for a house warming present... 😍
They would make a lovely gift indeed, thank you 😘
Wow beautiful coaster😍😍😍
Thank you so much 😘
Beautiful and very well explained. Thank you.
I heard that using a cat brush is great for combing out the threads at the end and also that white is the easiest colour to deal with regarding stains as you can just bleach them out.P.S I'm writing a blog post up about macrame and I've featured your coasters and video and added your info i.e website and youtube links. :)
Hey, thank you so much for the feature and also the tips, my dog has a brush that I guess its similar to that cat brush so I will try try it out.
I use an animal metal brush with very fine bristles and combs fringes wonderfully
Thanks so much for sharing this tut! Just a few tips tho.
1. You had way too much wasted cord, so use less next time.
2. Cut your fringe as close as you can before combing, this way you’ll have less to unravel.
3. Before the combing process take your fringe and vigorously slap in against something solid, for this size piece I like to use my thigh. I discovered this little trick by accident, but it works miracles by separating the twisted rope a good bit before having to comb 👏🏽
3. Yes, they stain very easily! I even dyed my cord dark green bf I made another coaster, in a diff design, and spots are still very obvious. I’m thinking maybe treating them with starch may help, but... 🤷🏼♀️
Again thanks for sharing 😘
Your tips are so good, thank you so much ❤️
Curly Made scotch gard spray is for water proofing rugs and cloth furniture, prevents stains. Try that.
I'm confused as to when to attached longer piece? Good tutorial thank you.
Rhonda Pickup once you start you’ll see that there will be a gap, and even if you try to keep moving along you will need to fill it.
Amazing creativity ❤️😘.. already subscribed ❤️ keep going🔥🤗love from India❤️❤️🙏
Thank you so much 😀
Wow! Very beautiful work.
Thank you so much ❤️
Beautiful
You are very patient! Those are lovely! Thank you for the tutorial! 😀🌵💕
Thank you so much for watching ♥
I wonder if a water repellent spray, like what you’d use on shoes would help to keep them clean. But I don’t know if they’d be okay against heated pots. Or, just soak them in vinegar and baking soda when they get dirty.
Yeah, the cord is cotton so I guess they're also easy to wash
alo excelente video espero que continuen haciendo material de calidad¡¡¡!!! Les mando un saludo nos vemos pronto ❤️👍🏽
Easy explained video and tutorial.
Just subscribed!
Thank you I will surely give it a try 👍
thank you so much, let me know the result :D
AMAZING 😍😍❤ so simple and worth watching!
I love it
Thanks so much! Only mine comes up like a bowl...any remedy for that?
that's because you're pulling on the thread too tightly, loosen it up a bit
Add strings more often
I like your idea
Beautifully crafted. Thank you
Thank you so much
@@CurlyMade how long does it take to make one?
Hi thank you nice video but how could I extend the Guide cord if need to make a larger coaster?
Very nice 👍
I am trying to make big ones so i cam put on a wall do you think it aould look good?
That seems amazing. Depending on the stiffness of the cord, after you finish make sure the ends stay upright, maybe use fabric stiffener ou even hairspray. Let me know the result
Use cloths special glue like the did with doilies in the old day.
Thanks for the tip@@styxonfire3246
I love that idea… Please post a picture as I am dying to see how it turns out! 🌸
beautiful
Did my first macrame coaster today (my first macrame proj actually) but it was a bit wavy. I'm not sure if its bcos i tightened it too much or should've i added more cords?
When you fold the small cords in half is the length 90 cm then ? Or 90 cm cut in a straight line and when folded in half it's less then 90 cm?
Nice, i also made from waterhyacinh and woven grass also banana
How much time does it take you to make one coaster?
Me encantó!!! Voy hacer varios. Muchas gracias💟
love this! cannot wait to try it! I would love to make matching placemats too, how long would you recommend cutting the cord? :)
Thank you so much. Sorry I don't really have a good estimate
Amazing i love it thanks a lot for showing this, i love more 😊
Just an excellent idea!!
Thank you so much Patricia
Very nice, great tutorial. Thanks
Glad you liked it ❤️ thank you
How many coasters can you make from that one roll of thread?
sorry, I forgot to count the amount needed and I don't remember if I had leftover cord from the roll or not
Hi! I didnt add enough filler cords and mine is curling up.. Do you know if it possible to iron it flat?
nope, you have to add the filler ones.
How did you tie off the very last knot when finished please? (before making the fringe)
Sorry, I don't remember, I think I just tied it, like a regular knot
You explained it so well....This was so helpful thank you so much for sharing the video....keep inspiring🙂
Love from india💜
Thank you so much
son 5 cables de 90cm , pro hablas de añadir mas, entonces cada cuanto se añaden cables de 90 cm? y cuantos son en total?
Gracias por el video. Muy lindo el portabaso. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Am ı silly? Why i didnt understand 2,5 metres another cords..where is it?
02:50
04:20
I kind of found her hard to understand too so don't feel bad! 😅 ...I'm just going to crochet something similar, so much easier!!!
Tristan Smith hahaha ı think you are right😬
I'm sorry don't understand where you guys are struggling, can elaborate?
Hey. Nice video! I have a problem though, whenever I go further I reach a point where the following knot is really far away from the main cord. Should I add more cords or what would you recommend?
I am having the same problem! Help!
I don't remember if I came across the same problem, I don't think so, but maybe try adding a new filler cord in between each of the main ones, see if that is enough, if not maybe test with two filler cords, but I would not add more than that
Fantastic idea and clearer explained. Thanks very much. I may try with jute cord in order not to dirty it? ❤
that seems like a great idea, let me know how they turn out
Very nice!
Thanks for the tutorial! My coaster base arches up a bit, anybody know why?
you are either tightening too much or not adding enough filler cords
@@CurlyMade would you say it’s better to add more filler cords than not enough?
I really enjoyed this video!
thank you so much
You have used twisted cord or normal cord
they both work
That’s so cute. Thanks!
Muito legal este trabalho. Vou tentar fazer. Obrigada desde Brasil.
Obrigada 😘
Hey thank you for the great video! Just a question: if i want to finish the work without the fringes should i Just cut the rope in excess? Thank you!
I'm so sorry but I actually dont know, I haven't tried it that way, but cutting the rope doesn't really seem like the best solution, won't they become undone?
@@CurlyMade that's what i thought! I'll think about something else ahah
@@94arance How about brushing some Fray Check around the edge before you cut off the excess fringe, do this on the top and bottom of your coaster edge where you want to cut. That will help to keep it from unraveling and it dries clear.
@@shaymarie7045 thank you a lot! I Will try as soon as possible 🌼
Plz use dark , contrasting background for white thread for the viewers to understand. Rest is fine.
Mine keeps turning up into a little bowl shape. How do I keep it flatter?
Here's three things you can try: iron the piece once in a while, do not pull on the cords too much or tie them too tight, and don't forget to add plenty of filler cords. Try these and let me know if it worked.
Curly Made I think I pulled everything a bit too tight! Thank you 😊 I’ll keep practicing
How long does 1 take to make?
Hi!! beautiful work!!! How much does it really takes you to make one coaster? Thanks!
how much what?
@@CurlyMade sorry! how much "time"?
Better to use dark , contrasting background for white thread for the viewers to understand. Rest is fine.
How much cord is needed in total to make 4 - 6 coasters?
Michelle Scott I was wondering that too! Using Dawn Ms measurements, one coaster takes 23.4 meters, so 6 would be 141 meters. Hope that helps!
Omg i love it 😍
Love from Mauritius
3:43 ??? Couldn't understand it
unfortunately does not appear :(
The video is great and explained well, but when I tried to make it, it came out terribly. I tried it twice and it didn’t work at all. Anyone else have any problems??
Kristine Oliva I too have same problem . I untied it thrice , but it’s not flat , it’s like a bowl :(...
Love it 😍
Hi, super nice coasters. Can you Tell me how much rope you need round about in total?
Sorry, I can't I was cutting as I went
so much in love..My Gosh
thank you so much
Mine didn’t came out straight! More of a cone 😭 such a waste 😭😭 why did it happen?
You probably tied the knots too tightly
Add strings more often
Thanx you!!
Nice...
Thanks 😉
AHHHHHHHHHHHHHH SUPER THANKYOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU!!!!!!!!!!!!
Glad you like it ❤️
When you add more string do you keep them the same length of 90 cm?
I did on the first ones, but as I got closer and closer to the end I stopped caring so much about the length and eyeballed it shorter.
Hi! What size cork board did you use!?
7 inches in diameter
Camera backwards😅 good idea with circle cork👏
Gracias
I like it .. thank you 😍
Olá! Podes indicar-me o nome da loja onde compraste o cordão? Ou alguma onde venda? Obrigada :)
Em Portugal, por favor :)
Comprei no bricomarche 😉
Can I made this with yarn ?
Haven't tried it but I think so
Hi! I tried to do it but got lost. Idk why but from the middle it started to grow vertically and not to the sides how it is supposed. Maybe its because i am using a much thiner rope that i had before. Any suggestion?
You might be tightening the cords too much, or not adding enough filler cords. Try that and see if it helps, you can also iron the piece one in a while to keep it flat.
Parabéns simplesmente lindo
Muito obrigada
Nice 👌👌💖💖👍like 😊
😀
Why is mine curled up and now shaped like a small bowl? Lol
You're tightening the knots too much
SAME! And my knots were loose!
Mine too , I untied it thrice , still :(.... it seems like bowl . I m tired now
Nice work dear
Thank you so much 😘
Thank you so much 😘