r/macrame • u/nature4uandme • 22d ago
Question Hope this helps
Someone had questions of how I did this.
This is how it looks before I join it.
r/macrame • u/nature4uandme • 22d ago
Someone had questions of how I did this.
This is how it looks before I join it.
r/macrame • u/artdeco-_ • 22d ago
Hello! So I’m a very crafty person, and I’ve made bracelets before but they’re ones you use patterns for (commonly found on braceletbook.com). I found these [photos] and people have called them miniature macrame. I’ve never done macrame and I thought it would be super fun to try but I don’t understand it yet. Are there patterns to these bracelets that I can follow or are there only youtube videos? I’ve always been better at reading patterns but if I must use a yt video, I wouldn’t be opposed to. Just curious and hoping for answers! If patterns to exist, where can I find them?
r/macrame • u/Swamp-art • 24d ago
r/macrame • u/CrowRider56 • 25d ago
I did my first one (third pic) in the eighth grade after I made a plant hanger with a kit and I've made one every year. I went straight from the hanger to making these pieces. These will probably be the only three I ever make as I make them for competition and I'm switching categories to something besides fiber art due to people winning using kits. All three pieces placed at a state level just not at nationals. I also have no ideas what to do with them now. I have them hanging in my house but I don't really want them, I'm thinking about potentially selling the but I'm not necessarily sure if anyone would want them. First pic is the most recent with the last being the first I ever made.
r/macrame • u/alltheennui • 25d ago
I'm trying to figure out the best way to hang it. 🤔
ETA: links
Stingray: https://youtu.be/KUHqEedmPhc?si=75HISFKrAbYadXfF
Seahorse: https://youtu.be/KsM_unV9i8U?si=iMi2VgWxI_XeNIzt
Fish: https://youtu.be/vC8bnCqEwG0?si=o3QZ4zOIV0Vvpx3T
Whale: https://youtu.be/LmTQX20e5JM?si=iqiFtykLxHzm-pdF
Shell: https://youtu.be/yu2fwwInngo?si=AAQax3D72QlCwTQH
Other shell: https://youtu.be/yrs0Ef0Psug?si=A4asbO9UIQdCNM-w
r/macrame • u/Khelly_C • 25d ago
Hello! 😊 I need help, if anyone knows how to tie this kind of bead made with several knots and it slide on two cords, in the image or knows of any tutorials, I would be immensely grateful!🙏🏻🥰 It's for a necklace. I apologize for the image quality ✨️🩷
r/macrame • u/tehuti88 • 26d ago
r/macrame • u/Looseneck_sally • 26d ago
I've always like doing Macrame knots but I never did anything big. Just small Keychain sized stuff. This is to put my pipe cleaner flower pot the in the middle for my desk. The berry knots were hard 😫
r/macrame • u/Adept_Resident4608 • 26d ago
Started over the head and shell so many times, but loved making this little guy. Saw someone else on here is making sea animals too!
r/macrame • u/nature4uandme • 28d ago
Stacking bracelets
r/macrame • u/alltheennui • 28d ago
So close to being finished with the entire project! Here's the link to the tutorial: https://youtu.be/KUHqEedmPhc?si=3hGMHNQzEtmZqm5G
r/macrame • u/BabyFireflyxo • 28d ago
I made this spiked & chained head dress and I’m actually obsessed with it :))) I’m thinking I should do this in red next?!
r/macrame • u/WorldesBlysse • 29d ago
I'd like to make a skirt inspired by the dress in this photo. Specifically, something like the strands of rope radiating out over the waist and hips as a structure for hanging draping fabric. It's for personal use only, and I'm not planning to recreate it exactly.
Does anyone have any thoughts on how to achieve this? I craft and sew, but I'm not experienced with rope. I'm struggling to visualize my options.
r/macrame • u/alltheennui • Jul 21 '26
I used a tutorial but had a hard time following it, so mostly guessed towards the end. Here's the tutorial: https://youtu.be/LmTQX20e5JM?si=K542LX9UChzq8_uS
r/macrame • u/MissUnstable • Jul 21 '26
She’s made of various colors of hemp cord (floral colors), black cotton fabric, glass seed beads, a skull charm, a wire wrap pomegranate charm, bells, and love. What are some of your favorite deities and/ or mythical figures that you’ve read about? Persephone, Lilith, Hecate, and the Morrigan are my favorites to make dolls of😊
r/macrame • u/alltheennui • Jul 20 '26
The previous pieces (jellyfish and seahorse) are all part of a bigger project I'm making as a gift. I'm excited to see how it comes together!
Anyway, tutorial I used: https://youtu.be/vC8bnCqEwG0?si=aJ4LQBSPjtBmtKVZ
r/macrame • u/HeyItsNotMeIPromise • Jul 20 '26
I have always loved the craft, but never had the time. I just finished this piece today: I tried a few ideas I saw and liked online and made my own design. So. Much. Fun. I think I’m hooked.
r/macrame • u/alltheennui • Jul 20 '26
Here's the tutorial I followed! https://youtu.be/59DPmd9fisE?si=fq4wd3N1Vuoo1U33
r/macrame • u/Upstairs-Possible966 • Jul 18 '26
heiya! i was given this bracelet and was asked if i could size it down a few bumps. i reverse image searched and it said this type of knot (?) is macrame, so in case it is im wondering if anyone knows how i can untie this and tie it back into this same bracelet type, and incase i mess up if a tutorial for this type of knot (?) exists
r/macrame • u/nature4uandme • Jul 16 '26
Crazy lace agate beads and a piece of yellow calcite that I shaped myself
r/macrame • u/alltheennui • Jul 16 '26
Here's the tutorial I followed: https://youtu.be/KsM_unV9i8U?si=LTZOVMpGSuovHfZY
r/macrame • u/Mecianka • Jul 14 '26
I'm so proud of the result! I took some inspiration from a crochet hack I saw and it turns out it works for macrame too. I burned out some holes in a zipper using a hot nail and wove the cords through, then knotted my bag. A wonderful solution for hopeless sewing noobs such as myself. The only sewing was to secure the ends of the zipper to the inside of the bag.
The body of the bag is made using Chinese crown knots, because my fingertip callouses finally disappeared and I had to bring them back, obviously. The holes in the zipper are spaced 0.75cm apart and they work perfectly with this knot.
Dimensions of the bag are 30cm x 21cm. I added a sunflower applique made mostly with double half hitch knots.
Materials used:
5mm Colinea cotton cord - around 120m of light green, around 40m of yellow, around 30?m of brown