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Macrame Hanger Tutorial

FTD Flowers
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Read the full post and check out additional macramé plant hanger decorating ideas here: https://www.ftd.com/blog/create/macra... Ever wanted to make your own macramé plant hanger? We’ll teach you how to make one in this video using just three types of simple knots including a loop knot, square knot, and half-square knot. Materials: • 8 pieces of 15 foot long cotton cord (3.1mm thick) • 2” brass ring • 2 pieces of 5 foot cord Steps: 1. Gather all 8 pieces of cord, fold in half and loop through the ring. 2. Using your 5 foot long piece of string, tie a loop knot right below the ring. 3. Take four strands and tie a square knot. Repeat 6 times. 4. Repeat this pattern with the next group of 4 cords, and repeat for the remaining cords. 5. Leave a 2 ½ inch gap and tie a half square knot. 6. Repeat until you’ve created a 5 inch spiral. 7. Repeat this pattern for the remaining knot groups. 8. Leave a 6 inch gap and create a crossover square knot …...more
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Macrame Hanger Tutorial
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2017Jul 10
Read the full post and check out additional macramé plant hanger decorating ideas here: https://www.ftd.com/blog/create/macra... Ever wanted to make your own macramé plant hanger? We’ll teach you how to make one in this video using just three types of simple knots including a loop knot, square knot, and half-square knot. Materials: • 8 pieces of 15 foot long cotton cord (3.1mm thick) • 2” brass ring • 2 pieces of 5 foot cord Steps: 1. Gather all 8 pieces of cord, fold in half and loop through the ring. 2. Using your 5 foot long piece of string, tie a loop knot right below the ring. 3. Take four strands and tie a square knot. Repeat 6 times. 4. Repeat this pattern with the next group of 4 cords, and repeat for the remaining cords. 5. Leave a 2 ½ inch gap and tie a half square knot. 6. Repeat until you’ve created a 5 inch spiral. 7. Repeat this pattern for the remaining knot groups. 8. Leave a 6 inch gap and create a crossover square knot using the 2 right cords from your first group and the 2 left cords from the adjacent group. 9. Repeat for the remaining knot groups. 10. Leave 6 inch gap and create another crossover square knot by alternating the cords from the previous step. 11. Leave a 3 ½ inch gap and and tie a loop knot. 12. Trim off excess cord to create a tassel finish. Good luck and have fun!

FTD Flowers

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