Easy DIY Air plant holder tutorial | how to make a Macrame air plant holder | For beginners
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- Опубліковано 22 лип 2024
- Easy step by step unique macrame air plant holder. Full pattern and DIY KIT at craftedbyceri.com
These patterns and tutorials are perfect for beginners who are looking to learn the basic macrame knots. Make something unique and stylish for displaying your air plants.
These pot holders work best with glass bowls and can be purchased on my shop with a DIY kit with a fully written PDF pattern, rope, wooden ring and glass bowl.
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Knots used:
Half Hitch Knot
Half square knot
Square knot
Wrapping knot
Larks head knot
If you want to practice more of these basic knots take a look at my quick beginners projects playlist here: / craftedbyceri
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Materials:
1 wooden ring - 3.5cm/1.4inches wide
1 x 10cm/4 inch diameter glass bowl
5mm twisted cotton cord 830cm / 326.8 inches
115cm / 45.2inches to wrap the wooden ring
200cm / 78.7inches as the inner cords (you do not need to waste extra rope on inner cords which are not used to knot as much)
400cm / 157.5inches as the outer working cord (for the beautiful spiral knot)
115cm / 45.2inches to make wrapping knot
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You can use a different plant pot by tailoring the adjustments to the size of your pot. If you decide to make one, please share a picture and your comments with me here or on my social media:
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0:00 Introduction
1:21 WHY I USE GLASS BOWLS
1:49 Step 1 WRAP THE RING WITH CORD
2:36 Step 2 ATTACH WORKING CORDS
3:26 Step 3 REPEAT HALF SQUARE KNOT
4:10 TIP FOR KNOTTING POSTURE
4:37 TIP 2 TIGHTENING
4:46 STEP 4 THE BASKET FIRST SQUARE KNOT
5:45 STEP 5 HITCH NEXT CORDS ON
7:33 STEP 6 SQUARE KNOT
8:07 STEP 7 HITCH LOWER CORDS
9:18 CHECK YOUR BOWL FUTS CAREFULLY
11:06 STEP 8 WRAPPING KNOT
11:57 STEP 10 FINAL ADJUSTMENTS
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Such a great tutorial! Thank you!❤
that is the best tutorial for beginners I've ever seen! i didn't even fast forward any part of the video! thank you!
Heva Bradders thank you Heva 😁
Thank you very much!
This is just an excellent and very understandable tutorial! I will try to make your beautiful samples for my a little air plants.
I'd love to see that! Ceri
These are beautiful and your description is perfect. Can’t wait to try this. Thank u!- Mia
Thank you. I have a full written PDF pattern which is downloadable/printable if you like to follow a written pattern find it here: craftedbyceri.com/2020/07/27/glass-bowl-air-plant-hanger-pattern-1/
Very understandable and followable tutorial! Thank you so much.
Airen MoonWolf thanks for the feedback. Let me know if you try it out
Thank you for these amazing tutorials! looking forward to the rest of the series.
Thanks! I’ll be back on this series over the Christmas break! Planning it now 😊
Amei seu trabalho lindíssimo por favor fale ah metragem
em números não entendo seu idioma.Sou brasileira 😻💋
Great teaching. Thanks.
Thank you! 😊
Yay!! I was admiring those in your other video and here they are ☺️ You teach so beautifully - I've learned so many tips in 3 videos... I love the posture tip (thank you!) and the "loosen the loose cord" so you know which cord to pull tip - genius! 🌺😊 These will make the most beautiful gifts (after I've made mine 😁).
Thank you so much for this comment! This means a lot to me, I am really glad that my little tips have been helpful to someone! :D I have a new tutorial in this series now if you'd like to check it out. Also, please show me any of the designs you made. ua-cam.com/video/6dPK-3MAfmA/v-deo.html
Beautiful
Thank you! 🙌
beautiful
Cheers
very nice!
Thanks!
Lindo demais 😍😍👏👏👏👏
Thanks :-)
Que graça de suportes ❤👏👏👏👏👏
So happy you liked it
🤩😍😍
Plz share the tutorials of those macrame planters are at your back..
These will be coming soon. Please subscribe to my channel and become a member to keep updated for when it releases soon craftedbyceri.com/members/
your hanger is beautiful,, having a hard time following which cords you are using. I've cut them out but the inner and outer cords are hard to tell which ones your using to make the basket in the front.. Ive read through your instructions first.. then watch your video and no where do I see you mention inner or outer cord you had us cut out.. you mention working cords. maybe the terminology is different then what I use too.. I purchased 4 of these,, just can't seem to get them made
Hi Carol, Don’t worry. The outer cord is the long working cord 400cm that you use to make the spiral knot. All the others are shorter inner cords. Once you come down to the basket, you can use any cords for the front and back part of the basket. Let me know if you need any more help 😊👍
Would you please mention the cords length?
They’re all in the description of the video Helen if you scroll down. Take a look. They are based on using 5mm thick rope, you can get the pre measured cord in a DIY kit if you want from my online shop. Ceri
How long does each cord need to be?
craftedbyceri.com/2020/07/27/glass-bowl-air-plant-hanger-pattern-1/ details are here
I tried to watch this (living room sound system on the television) but the volume was just too inconsistent. One moment it would be so low I had to turn it up to 80% volume, then it would blare so loud I thought my speakers would blow.
Sherry Bora thanks for sharing. I haven’t tried it on a more power sound system like that but I can understand what your saying. It’s definitely an area for improvement as the voice over isn’t done in one go consistently. Will try some new techniques going forward.
So is that 6 cords at 200cm?
It is 4 x 200cm for the inner cords, 400cm for the outer cord that you knot the spiral with. Then the wrapping knot and cord to go around the wooden ring is 115cm.
So your written directions do not tell you how many cords to cut of each. By watching the video, I think you have FOUR inner cords at 6 feet 7", and ONE outer working cord at 13 feet 1.5". I used a 6" glass bubble bowl and found it very difficult to do the knots as you describe around the bowl. And I'm experienced!
That’s right, 4 inners cords and those are the correct lengths. The larks head knots around the glass bowl are fiddly but there is also no exact location to do the knot as you need to adjust it to your glass bowl. You also need to mirror them on the left and right to be equal. So I understand it’s difficulty. Did you get it to fit securely?