How Do You Make Macrame Hanging Plant Holders?
Macrame rose to great popularity in the ’60s and ’70s then fell out of vogue. Along with knitting and crocheting, it has become fashionable again because of its use of natural materials and the therapeutic qualities of the knotting process, according to macrame artist Dani Chavez. With a few knot patterns, you can create beautiful and functional macrame pieces for your home. Making a macrame plant holder is a suitable introduction to the art form. All you need is a few supplies and the most basic technical knowledge of macrame craft. Cut a length of cord five times longer than the desired height of your finished macrame holder with sharp scissors. Repeat this process until you have six equal lengths of cord. Line the cords up very close to each other with the ends even on both sides. Put all the cords through the middle ring and fold them over in the middle. You should have 12 ends now, all even at the bottom. Tie an overhand knot with all the cords to secure them to the ring. Divide 1
