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30 Minutes Macrame Plant Hanger - Without a ring Macrame Pattern and Full Tutorial


Welcome to this 30-minute Macrame Challenge!

I’ve put this tutorial together to help first-time makers use one basic knot to make this simple Macrame Plant Hanger without a metal ing needed!

This beginner pattern will help you make your first macrame hanging planter in just 30 minutes. You do not need to have ever tried Macramé before, and you learn everything you need to know in this one video.

How to DIY a Macrame Plant Hanger in 30 Minutes!

This pattern is for total beginners to intermediate makers. By following this tutorial, you will be taken from start to finish leaving you ready to explore your own designs in the future using three-knot combinations!

Easy Macrame Hanging Planter Tutorial - Watch now

*This Pattern is my own, I have developed it especially for anyone who wants to learn how to DIY a Macramé Plant Hanging. I give permission for anyone to make it for themselves, having said that, this pattern is only for personal use (by individuals). All I ask is that, if you loved and want to support me in making more videos, let me know, share the love!

Supplies

This Macramé Project, unlike crochet or knitting, does not require any “needles” and instead just your hands to tie knots. This Pattern in particular doesn't even require you to have a metal ring as the lop to hold the plant hanger up is strong when tied with spiral knots.

Macrame Cord


In this tutorial, I use a non-traditional styled Macramé Cord Known as "Seriously soft Single Ply". This is available in my shop here. It is a high quality, soft, and easy to use cord and it unravels gently should you want to create a super smooth and beautiful tassel fringe.

Cord featured in This project can be brought HERE>>>

You will NOT need a metal or wooden ring to make this hanger Just 5mm or 4mm Macrame cord

I have filmed this video at my desk with it raised at an angle, although, normally when making bigger pieces I use a clothes rail and hang my dowel, so work standing up.

Macramé supplies needed:

This project has been designed to be super quick and super easy so anyone can make their first hanging planters :

Exclusive and available at my Macrame Cord shop - Just click to browse supplies (see details above)

• Scissors

1. BIG SHARP SCISSORS- I use these Fiskars scissors. They are 24cm long, dressmaker scissors and they’re super sharp and dangerous! But even 6mm yarn gets snipped up quickly with these. I love them. Can’t be without them. You can get the ones I love on this link

And if you do decide to buy a pair from this link and via Amazon they give me some (£) as I’m an Amazon associate now! (swanky I know)

Macrame Plant Hanger Measurements - Need to Know

Measurements in this video are for making a Macrame Plant hanger that is approx 40inches/ 105cm in length from the top loop to the tassel end

Measurements are based on using a 5mm single-ply cord but should be ok for a 4mm Cord also

Measure and Cut:

  • 5 x 4 Meter Lengths (39 inches, 13.2 feet)

  • 1 x 5 Meter Length (196 inches, 16.4 feet)

Please note that after you have measured and cut these lengths you will then fold them in half to work on them so they will be a lot shorter when making the hanger arms.

There will be some excess left so you can make your bottom tassel as long or as short as you would like

*See the video for my recommendation

Now you have everything you need to get started, are you ready to make your macrame plant hanger from this 30 Minute Challenge?

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