Scrap macrame cord projects

Crafty Bodhi I Macrame Artist on Instagram: "Using the Macrame scraps to make a wall hanging. It’s actually a great way to add a little texture to your Macrame projects 🙌 Idea by @lotsofknotscanada . . . . . #macrame #macramewallhanging #macramescraps #macrameleftovers #macramé #macramediy #diy #diymacrame #macramecommunity #macrameart #macramelove #macramemakers #macrameartist #quicktutorial #macrametutorial #macrameinspiration #macrameinspo #macramedecor #macramehome #macramecord"

Make a petal pattern with me 🌸 Simple, effective and with our colour beads, elevated impact. I’ve used our 3mm braided sash cord in natural as the base fibre for those playing at home 😘...

MaCREme | Fiber Artist | Macrame Tutorials on Instagram: "This is one of my favorite color combos! Here’s an idea for leftover scraps 🪴 I had 3 longer pieces similar in length, so I decided to make the easiest plant hanger to exist 😁 no really, it’s SO easy! I wouldn’t recommend using it outdoors in case it gets windy, but it’s perfect for your indoor plants. Follow for more ideas 💡 #Macrame #macramelove #macrameart #macramemakers #macramedecor #macramecommunity #macrameartist…

Make a petal pattern with me 🌸 Simple, effective and with our colour beads, elevated impact. I’ve used our 3mm braided sash cord in natural as the base fibre for those playing at home 😘...

Jessica • Your weaving friend • Tees for weavers & fiber folk on Instagram: "The more you weave the more yarn scraps you end up with✂️ Rather than just throwing them away there’s several different things you can do to reuse your leftover yarn - especially if you’ve got bigger pieces that feel like a waste to throw away. ♻️ My favorite way to reuse leftover yarn bits is to make a scrappy gradient weaving. I save my yarn scraps in a big ziplock bag and then sort through them to pick out all…

In this online tutorial I’ll walk you through how to make my quirky and fun Renee macrame basket. TIME NEEDED: Approximately 1.5-2 hours DIFFICULTY: Intermediate SIZE: 20cm x 8cm or in inches 8” x 3” CORD: Ganxxet’s 8mm single strand cord IMPORTANT NOTE: Includes a lesson with instructions on how to calculate your own cord needs if you want to use a different cord

Ahhh, yes. The age old question. How do I know how long to cut my cord?! This one's probably given every macrame artist a headache at one time or another.This is one of my most requested blogs, so I'll get right to it- unfortunately there is no single cut and dry answer to this because there are SO many variables to consider! For example, how large is your project? How densely knotted will it be? What type of cord are you using? These are all things that will impact your cord length.Luckily…

These 15 micro macrame patterns will have you creating intricate designs in no time that will blow your creative socks off!

Macrame is back! These eight east DIY macrame crafts are perfect for crafters, from beginners to experts! What will you make first?