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Join the creative adventure with our DIY Macrame Plant Hanger tutorial featuring a Double Spiral pattern with beads! Our step-by-step video guides you in crafting a stylish and beginner-friendly plant hanger with a mesmerizing double spiral pattern. Try it out and share your thoughts below! Materials used: 1) 3mm macrame cord - I used 3mm natural organic cotton cord from our Foundation Line: 2) 1 x 2“ wooden ring - 3) 27 x large hole (at least 3mm hole) beads: Size of completed project: 5“ width and 30“ length Plant pot size: 3“to 5“ plant pot works well, but can be adjusted for a larger pot. I recommend a plant pot similar to this: Special tools: N/A I've tagged the products used in the video, so check them out if you're interested! #bochiknot #macrame #macrametutorial #macramepatterns #macramewallhanging #macrameplanthangers #macrameforbeginners #macrameknots #planthanger #homemade #diyprojects #diycrafts *************************************** Begin your macrame journey here, by downloading our free 50 Macrame Knot Guide: Welcome to Bochiknot, your go-to destination for Macramé inspiration. Whether you're a skilled enthusiast or just starting, our channel provides a range of tools, tutorials, and a supportive community to guide you on your Macramé adventure. Discover captivating patterns and detailed guides to enhance your macrame skills. Join us in the fascinating world of Macramé at Bochiknot, where creativity knows no bounds, and each knot tells a unique story. *************************************** New to Macramé and eager to get started? Check out these helpful resources. 🧶 Bochiknot Macrame Journey FB Group: 🧶 Getting Started with Macrame Watch This Video: 🧶 Special 1-time offer for New Subscribers (Buy1, Get1 Free Cord Deal): 🧶 Enjoy a 10% discount on your initial order with code: MacrameWithBochiknot 🧶 Helpful Macramé Blog Tips: 🧶 Monthly-Themed Macrame: Exclusive Bochiknot Macrame Community: 🧶 Tangled Threads Tribe: *************************************** ★☆★ SHOP ★☆★ Official Bochiknot Store: Official Amazon Store: Official ETSY Store: *************************************** ★☆★ SOCIAL MEDIA ★☆★ Instagram: Pinterest: Facebook: *************************************** ★☆★ TIME STAMPS ★☆★ 00:00 - Intro 00:28 - Getting Started 01:59 - Cords & Materials 03:02 - Step #1 : Attach 2 x 400 cm cords onto the ring with Lark's Head knots. Then make a Square knot underneath. 04:16 - Step #2 : Attach 5 x 400 cm cords onto the far right cord with Reverse Lark's Head Plus Half Hitch (“RLHPHH“) knots. 05:16 - Step #3 : With the middle-right cord from the Square knot as an anchor cord, make a row of Double Half Hitch (“DHH“) knots to the right, graduating increasing the space in between the rows. 08:03 - Step #4 : Repeat for 26 more rows of DHH knots underneath. 09:33 - Step #5 : Attach 7 x 400 cm cords onto the middle-left cord from the Square knot with RLHPHH knots. 10:44 - Step #6 : Take the far-left cord as an anchor cord for a row of DHH knots to the right, Gradually increasing the spacing in between the rows. 12:31 - Step #7 : Thread a bead through the top-right cord and then finish off the last DHH knot. Repeat for 26 more rows underneath. 15:51 - Step #8 : Make a Square knot with the back-4 cords. Then make a Square knot with the front - 4 Cords several inches down. 18:27 - Step #9 : Make another Square knot several inches down at the back. Then make adjacent Square knots all around. 20:51 - Step #10 : Make Alternating Square knots all around. 22:33 - Step #11 : Use a 50 cm cord as a working cord for a Gathering knot at the bottom. 23:15 - Step #12 : Trim off excess cords and trim the fringe. 23:56 - Outro -------------------------------------------------------------- Intellectual Property and Copyright Notice Please be informed that the copyright for this pattern belongs to Bochiknot Inc. All rights and intellectual property are exclusively held by Bochiknot Inc. You are allowed to view and create the finished pattern. However, the pattern may not be sold or redistributed for commercial purposes. For sponsorship, product reviews, and collaboration, you can email: Hello@
