DIY MACRAME | Snowflake Wall Hanging
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2024
- Nordic inspired DIY macrame snowflake wall hanging!
This is great for beginner macrame artists because it only uses 2 types of knots and uses only 2 different coloured cords
You will need:
1 - 6 inch (15cm) wooden dowel
13 - 40 inch (101cm) 3.35mm single strand cotton cord
- masking tape
- hot glue
- measuring tape
- scissors
working cords:
- red, 3.35mm single strand cotton cord
- white 3.35mm single strand cotton cord
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* each square on grid pattern represents a vertical double half hitch knot in the corresponding colour
* I don’t give out specific measurements for the working cords because it can vary depending on tension and materials used. However, I like to work with 60 inches (152cm) at one time
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You make it so easy! Step by step from begin to end. Fantastic! Thanks!
Thank you so much for the step by step guidance. The pattern turned out so great 👍 It amazed me. 😊😊 @simply inspired
It's very pretty, but I wish the vlog were just a bit longer. Thank you!
💙 You are very welcome, I’m happy you enjoyed it 🤗
Could you please do a sunflower pattern for pixel wrap Wall art?
Thanks M'am for sharing your Knowledge.The design is very pretty. I have a doubt.
When we load the cords, suppose 5mm cords on to the dovell. Is it necessary that we should start the design also in 5mm? Or is it ok if I start with 3mm working cord?Kindly reply M'am.Thanks.
💙 Yes for this pattern it’s best to use the same mm of rope. The trick with pixel macrame is that your working cords have to be half the diameter of the filler cords, otherwise your image will distort. Your knots have to be as close to perfectly square as possible…just like the grid pattern. So for this pattern the reason why you need to use the same size rope is because you are tying your knots around both the strands in the larks head knot, which in return equals half the size giving you a near perfect square shaped knot
…I hope that makes sense, it’s kind of hard to explain
@@SimplyInspiredbySheena Yes M'am . I got your point.
I made a heart pattern & a 2nd one, a letter- N for my daughter. It came out really well .Thanks very much for your suggestion 😊.
I love this Scandish Design however with the pattern, does each square on the paper represent 2 hanging vertical cords?? Ive watched a couple of your pixel tutorials & youve only wrapped 1 cord. Does then 1 cord there represent 1 square on the paper pattern?? I hope this is making sense?? 😊
💙 Yes, for this pattern you will tie your vertical double half hitch knots around two cords
When I work with yarn I tie around 1 cord because the yarn is smaller in diameter than the rope, but when I use all cotton rope I tie my knots around two cords. You want your VDHH knots as close to a perfect square as possible just like the grid pattern, otherwise your image will distort
Hope that helps 🤗
@@SimplyInspiredbySheena yes it absolutely does, thank you so much. I want to do the UK flag for a friend so I wanted to study how it was done properly before I began ❤️🙏