Thank you so much for posting this! I am a beginner and watched this probably 50 times while making my own (I especially love that you included the measurements!) I doubled the width and it turned out beautifully. I will keep watching for more step by steps like this one!
I ended up extending the pattern length by about 30% (added an extra square knot row with space on each side) and used 20 pieces of cord instead of 12 to make it wider, I was shooting for about 12 inches in width and 60 inches long. With a foot of fringe on each end the finished product is 10 inches wide and 54 inches long - I think only 12 pieces would create a 6-8 inch wide runner. Next time I will double the # of cords to 24 and add a bit of length as well. I hope this helps others looking to adjust the pattern to fit their table :) Thank you for the great tutorial!!
Please, can you tell me if I add strings to increase the width, I do need to add length of strings, no? What's the proportion to that ? Thank you so much !
@@reginachan5973 Hmm I'm not sure! I am by no means an expert, just experimenting to see what works. I think adding more cords just increases the width of the final product, having longer cords and adjusting the pattern so you're knotting a few extra rows should make it longer. I'm trying again and doing 24 cords wide, each 10 feet in length and hoping to get to that 60 inch long final product :)
Thanks for this design and tutorial. It’s easy to follow and very pretty when complete. I used a thinner cord and ended up having approx 1-1.5 meters left on each cord. It made a runner just over 1 m long by approx 25 cm wide. It is shorter than expected but still very pretty. Thank you. I will make this again using either a thicker cord or repeat the pattern to make a longer runner.
Estou assistindo seu vídeo hoje, ficou maravilhoso, estou prestando bastante atenção, pois quero fazer um igual,eu estou tentando aprender,mas não sei criar,mas sei copiar de vocês macrameiras artistas que arrasam.Beijos.Dues cuida e te proteja poderosamente.
I have pre - cut some lengths of nrlon cord to approx. 11 feet long, planning on doing a different pattern for a friend of mine. When I found *this* pattern, I wanted to do *it* instead. Can you please figure out what changes I would need to make to be able to use this pattern, please, with the length of cord I have? Can I start the "square knots" at the top of the rope, near the "pole" you placed the ropes on and have it work out? Also, how long should I make the length of the ropes between the fist and second, and, third and fourth rows of the square knots? ETC? You see? I have Rheumatoid Arthritis in my hands, and, it "takes" *A LOT* out of them when I have to untie knots 'n' such. Thank you for any help you can give me.
Holaaa, hermoso. Lo voy a hacer. Una pregunta, cuando haces el primer nudo cuadrado a cuantos centímetros distancia lo haces del nudo alondra? Graciasss. Saludos desde Venezuela
Thank you for this pattern. If I want to make it wider, what is the "number of multiples" of cord pieces I should use? Thank you for answering if you can.
12 lengths of 5 meter cord makes a 1 meter long runner. So I’d expect you’d need to double the measurements (12 lengths of 10 meter cord). Hope this helps ☺️
Thank you ☺️ yes of course, for this project I used 3mm thick 3 strand 100% cotton rope. I bought this particular rope from ropeshop.ca but it's a very popular rope I'm sure many sites worldwide sell it. I hope this helps and thanks for watching!❣️
I can't remember the width of this piece but it's very easy to make to your required size. I hope this makes sense....When you make your initial square knot this will be the centre of your piece ok. So from this point you are making square knots either side to form an arrow - don't worry this is all shown in the video...Sooooo to make your table runner to be 12-14 inch wide all you need to do is keep adding lengths of rope either side. Then keep making square knots to form that arrow shape until that arrow shape reaches your required width. I hope this make sense. Simply put - you're just increasing the number of the knots to the pattern I'm showing you in the tutorial...😊
Hello! Thanks for the tutorial. Could you please tell me, how long was the macrame project at the end? I am vwry into macrame now and i would love to see more ideas such as lantern, pillows...Tschüss
Hi Katie 😊So this pattern made a table runner about 3 feet long so to get a 8ft table runner you would times the pattern by 3. So each strand would need to be 15 meters instead of 5. Hope this helps! Good luck!
Hi Candy. I've had a little search online for you and theres a website called 'industrialyarns' which seems to supply a good selection of macrame cord. Hope this helps 😊
Hi Vanessa, I can’t remember how wide this piece was anymore sorry! But you can make it as wide as you like by adding more rope and more knots to the pattern ☺️ hope this helps
Hi ☺️ I can’t remember anymore for this pattern but I think it was probably around 12 inches wide. Something like that. You can make it as wide as you like by adding rows. Hope this helps!
BEAUTIFUL runner and great tutorial, except you made a big blunder by not showing the runner in its entirety and giving the finished width and length of the runner, so that we can put it into perspective relative to our own tables. Don't make people have to ask in the comments. You didn't respond to any inquiries about the width or how to make it wider. Also, I see that you say your finished runner is 40 meters long. But again, you haven't shown the runner in its entirety, and you haven't clarified if your measured length includes the fringe. When people make DIY tutorials of this type, it's important to remember that the custom measurement that works for you will not necessarily work for the rest of the world. Everyone's decor and furnishings are unique. So it's important to (1) specifically state the measurements you are using and (2) including instructions on how to make adjustments to achieve different measurements. You have the makings of a wonderful tutorial video for a beautiful runner, but there is much room for improvement so that it can be a win-win for everyone. Food for thought.
Hi Naomi! I try my best to show each new knot in real time before speeding up the video. Feel free to pause the video after each step until you catch up. There's also a setting on the bottom right of each video to slow it down. For my future videos I may upload one short and one long full tutorial for people to choose from. Hope that helps! 😊
Thank you so much for posting this! I am a beginner and watched this probably 50 times while making my own (I especially love that you included the measurements!) I doubled the width and it turned out beautifully. I will keep watching for more step by steps like this one!
Thank you so much! I'm so glad my video helped you! Feel free to tag me in your creations on Instagram @OhSoHygge. I love to see my viewers work! 😊
please let me know which was the total measurement of the table runner in length very please. thankyou
wow that was the best tutorial I have ever watched. Thank you for that love how you focused on “how” to do the knots
Thank you so much! 🤗
I ended up extending the pattern length by about 30% (added an extra square knot row with space on each side) and used 20 pieces of cord instead of 12 to make it wider, I was shooting for about 12 inches in width and 60 inches long.
With a foot of fringe on each end the finished product is 10 inches wide and 54 inches long - I think only 12 pieces would create a 6-8 inch wide runner. Next time I will double the # of cords to 24 and add a bit of length as well. I hope this helps others looking to adjust the pattern to fit their table :) Thank you for the great tutorial!!
Please, can you tell me if I add strings to increase the width, I do need to add length of strings, no?
What's the proportion to that ?
Thank you so much !
@@reginachan5973 Hmm I'm not sure! I am by no means an expert, just experimenting to see what works. I think adding more cords just increases the width of the final product, having longer cords and adjusting the pattern so you're knotting a few extra rows should make it longer. I'm trying again and doing 24 cords wide, each 10 feet in length and hoping to get to that 60 inch long final product :)
Thank you !
You helped us a lot !
No pain no gain !
Let's all do our experiments ! 💪
Thanks for this design and tutorial. It’s easy to follow and very pretty when complete. I used a thinner cord and ended up having approx 1-1.5 meters left on each cord. It made a runner just over 1 m long by approx 25 cm wide. It is shorter than expected but still very pretty. Thank you. I will make this again using either a thicker cord or repeat the pattern to make a longer runner.
You make it look so easy and simple. Love it
Estou assistindo seu vídeo hoje, ficou maravilhoso, estou prestando bastante atenção, pois quero fazer um igual,eu estou tentando aprender,mas não sei criar,mas sei copiar de vocês macrameiras artistas que arrasam.Beijos.Dues cuida e te proteja poderosamente.
this is so pretty, I can't wait to try it!
Thank you! I hope you have fun 😊
I have pre - cut some lengths of nrlon cord to approx. 11 feet long, planning on doing a different pattern for a friend of mine. When I found *this* pattern, I wanted to do *it* instead. Can you please figure out what changes I would need to make to be able to use this pattern, please, with the length of cord I have? Can I start the "square knots" at the top of the rope, near the "pole" you placed the ropes on and have it work out? Also, how long should I make the length of the ropes between the fist and second, and, third and fourth rows of the square knots? ETC? You see? I have Rheumatoid Arthritis in my hands, and, it "takes" *A LOT* out of them when I have to untie knots 'n' such. Thank you for any help you can give me.
Amei , lindo demais, cada DIA fico mais deslunbrada com Macramè😀😀😀😀
Muy lindo y muchas gracias por compartir esto tan hermoso !! Saludos desde Santiago de Chile.
Hermoso aprendí mucho ,gracias,Marta de cali
Thanks a lot for yours explanations !
Thank For The Tutorial.
Thank you. This is a great tutorial despite what Karen Schouest had to say. So easy to follow.
Wow! Pretty!
Love it , really beautiful and I subscribed 🌸
Holaaa, hermoso. Lo voy a hacer. Una pregunta, cuando haces el primer nudo cuadrado a cuantos centímetros distancia lo haces del nudo alondra? Graciasss. Saludos desde Venezuela
Hermosísimo..gracias por compartir ....se entiende perfecto 😘😘
I will make this.. its beautiful
You should, it makes a lovely gift too. Good luck!
Wow very nice🌹💐🌸🌹🐦🌾
So cute n beatiful design.thanks.pks show design on hankerchief
Very nice..I will try..,🤗
love it
Thank you for this pattern. If I want to make it wider, what is the "number of multiples" of cord pieces I should use? Thank you for answering if you can.
Hi, I need yo know that too, may múltiple of 6, no?
Super cute
Love this
Very nice please do you show me an other tuto of macrame wall hanging thank you very much for your answer
Thank you❣️I will be posting more macrame tutorials very soon!
Amazing
The design is very nice and I would like to make a 6ft table runner. How much lengh should each cord be ?
12 lengths of 5 meter cord makes a 1 meter long runner. So I’d expect you’d need to double the measurements (12 lengths of 10 meter cord). Hope this helps ☺️
@@OhSoHygge thank you. It does👍
Brilliant. I’d love to see how it turns out. If you have Instagram please tag me @ohsohygge ☺️
I love this table runner! Thank you for showing us your design. Can you also say where you got the cording you used and what kind it is? Thanks.
Thank you ☺️ yes of course, for this project I used 3mm thick 3 strand 100% cotton rope. I bought this particular rope from ropeshop.ca but it's a very popular rope I'm sure many sites worldwide sell it. I hope this helps and thanks for watching!❣️
Thank you so much!
How long was the cord?:)
Zak N all the info is in the video ☺️
Sarah Smallwood it’s written on the screen in the video ☺️
This is Gorgeous! How wide is the table runner? I would like to make this 12-14 inches wide. How would I adapt the pattern?
I can't remember the width of this piece but it's very easy to make to your required size. I hope this makes sense....When you make your initial square knot this will be the centre of your piece ok. So from this point you are making square knots either side to form an arrow - don't worry this is all shown in the video...Sooooo to make your table runner to be 12-14 inch wide all you need to do is keep adding lengths of rope either side. Then keep making square knots to form that arrow shape until that arrow shape reaches your required width. I hope this make sense. Simply put - you're just increasing the number of the knots to the pattern I'm showing you in the tutorial...😊
Preciosos trabajos.
Hermoso.
Hello! Thanks for the tutorial. Could you please tell me, how long was the macrame project at the end? I am vwry into macrame now and i would love to see more ideas such as lantern, pillows...Tschüss
All the details are on screen in the video or in the description below. This pattern makes a table runner 1 meter / 40 inches long 😊
Hermoso trabajo 😘
Cuantos metros tiene tu camino de mesa de largo y de ancho?
1 meter/40 inches long
My table is 40inch in length ..so will 5meters be enough for it?
Hi! Yes that should be enough, if in doubt always do more. You can do loads of other small crafts with any excess rope you need to cut off 😊
Muito lindo! Amei!
how long did you let at the beggining of the table runner? (from the first knot)
How long does the runner end up being?
Nice
Thank you 😊
Maravilloso muy hermoso
Thanks for this helpful tutorial. Can you tell me the final length of the finished table runner?
You're very welcome 😊 This pattern makes a table runner 1 meter / 40 inches long
Achei lindo 👏😍
Nice. ..
Lindo demais!!!
nice
how long does each strand need to be if I need an 8ft table runner?
Hi Katie 😊So this pattern made a table runner about 3 feet long so to get a 8ft table runner you would times the pattern by 3. So each strand would need to be 15 meters instead of 5. Hope this helps! Good luck!
Good
I live in manjimup w.a can anyone tell me please where can i buy all the things you need to do macrame thank you for any help
Hi Candy. I've had a little search online for you and theres a website called 'industrialyarns' which seems to supply a good selection of macrame cord. Hope this helps 😊
Por favor medidas de las cuerdas
How long is finished runner? Thank you.
This pattern makes a table runner 1 meter / 40 inches long 😊
Hi! I saw that this is 40 inches long, and I'm wondering what the width is? I have someone who wants me to make them one that is 12in wide x 60in long
Hi Vanessa, I can’t remember how wide this piece was anymore sorry! But you can make it as wide as you like by adding more rope and more knots to the pattern ☺️ hope this helps
you rock mama
May I please know the length of the rope?
All the details, such as the length you need to cut the rope, are in the video 😊
5 meters
😍
I see it makes a table runner 1 meter 40 inches long but how wide is it?
Hi ☺️ I can’t remember anymore for this pattern but I think it was probably around 12 inches wide. Something like that. You can make it as wide as you like by adding rows. Hope this helps!
Do you have the written instructions?
Unfortunately not. All the details you need are on screen in the video or in the description box below 😊
High cm ?
👍
BEAUTIFUL runner and great tutorial, except you made a big blunder by not showing the runner in its entirety and giving the finished width and length of the runner, so that we can put it into perspective relative to our own tables. Don't make people have to ask in the comments. You didn't respond to any inquiries about the width or how to make it wider. Also, I see that you say your finished runner is 40 meters long. But again, you haven't shown the runner in its entirety, and you haven't clarified if your measured length includes the fringe. When people make DIY tutorials of this type, it's important to remember that the custom measurement that works for you will not necessarily work for the rest of the world. Everyone's decor and furnishings are unique. So it's important to (1) specifically state the measurements you are using and (2) including instructions on how to make adjustments to achieve different measurements. You have the makings of a wonderful tutorial video for a beautiful runner, but there is much room for improvement so that it can be a win-win for everyone. Food for thought.
Karen Schouest totally agree...anyway, the cord sure looks a lot bigger than 3mm....
no bolo to zdlhavé
Why go so fast
Hi Naomi! I try my best to show each new knot in real time before speeding up the video. Feel free to pause the video after each step until you catch up. There's also a setting on the bottom right of each video to slow it down. For my future videos I may upload one short and one long full tutorial for people to choose from. Hope that helps! 😊
@@OhSoHygge everything is beautiful just the way it is
@@naomimcafee3108 Thank you! 🥰
nice
Thank you❣️