Macrame Hat Hanger 2 Tier | DIY Boho Double Hat Holder

[@amandas.tinsley3795]

5 star tutorial! I did this as my first macreme project and it turned out amazing.

[@KnotCalm]

Thanks so much! I’m glad it turned out well 🤗

[@lagorda62]

I love knots...great video. Right speed to follow.

[@KnotCalm]

Thanks so much I’m glad you liked it!

[@annetteswain5278]

Thank you so much for your tutorials. I find them really easy to follow and it produces amazing outcomes. Thank you!!

[@KnotCalm]

Thanks so much for the kind words, I am glad you enjoy them!

[@karlat.1634]

Hablo español. Entendí perfectamente el tutorial. Muchas gracias

[@KnotCalm]

Thank you! ☺️

[@averill73]

Thank you so much! Can't wait to make this.

[@KnotCalm]

I hope your project went well!

[@janetgriffiths1534]

Fabulous tutorial ,thank you for sharing !👏👏💞

[@cmcorton]

Hi I’m confused how much cord do I need could you tell me 4m is how many inches or how many feet

[@tracymore760]

Awesome tutorial thank you so much 😀

[@KnotCalm]

Thank you so much!

[@nicoleregner9870]

Hey just wondering if you have a triple hat hanger tutorial

[@KnotCalm]

Hi Nicole. Sorry I do not, however you could use this pattern and simply repeat the last steps to create a third section. You will just need to add an extra metre of string for this additional section.

[@nicoleregner9870]

Thank you so much can’t wait to try this

[@stacycrook755]

I watched your single hat hanger tutorial. You did that one from a hanging position. The double hanger a clipboard was used. What was your reason for the different method?

[@KnotCalm]

There is no reason really, it is just personal preference, but either pattern could be made on a clipboard or from a hanging position. Sometimes if I feel like sitting down with my work on my lap then the clipboard is a nice option.

[@stacycrook755]

I think I figured out why you used the clip board because it helped you measure

[@KnotCalm]

@@stacycrook755 yes that is also a good advantage of the clipboard! :)

[@lesleylyons9482]

Thank you so much awesome pattern

[@KnotCalm]

Thanks I’m glad you liked it! 😊

[@margaretholiveira7546]

Obrigada pelo tutorial, eu fiz e fiquei muito feliz. Você é uma grande pessoa, parabéns!!!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

[@KnotCalm]

Thank you so much!

[@miryamquintana9340]

Hermoso y fácil

[@rebeccathorogood8261]

When you say circumference of the hat do you mean the brim or the part where your head goes?

[@KnotCalm]

Hi Rebecca, I am referring to the circumference of the part where your head goes 😊

[@judybrady5596]

I had a really hard time with this and could not find the viseo on the wrap knot anywhere.

[@ednalottering6544]

Thanks for the tutorial. Can you give us an estimate how long the initial rope length must be for a project. For example. 4x length of finished product.

[@KnotCalm]

Hi Edna. The finished piece is just over 1 metre, so you could say that the strings are 4x the length of the finished product! If you are looking for tips to calculate how much cord you need for a project, my other video might be helpful: th-cam.com/video/BtqeOnzODpM/w-d-xo.html

[@mandyjacktudor9449]

loved the pattern however my two hats overlapped when hung, next time I will need to make it longer

[@KnotCalm]

Thanks for watching. Oh no! Depending on the size of the hats brim they would potentially overlap. You could extend the size of the bottom tier to help with that 😊

[@eloisajuarez7936]

How long should my rope be to make this hat holder

[@KnotCalm]

You will need the following cords:
- 4x 4m cords
- 1x 30cm cord

[@ajsammons5418]

What is the total length of the hat hanger?

[@KnotCalm]

The finished piece is just over 1 metre long!

[@velasquez3910]

Hola hermoso,pero llevo media hora con el nudo del centro 😅😅😅

[@carlyheffernan1405]

I see an owl 🥰

[@TheViqueenfan3]

You said you used 3mm, but the print says 4mm. Does it matter?

[@KnotCalm]

It shouldn’t matter too much as the difference is small between 3 and 4mm. I definitely used a 3mm for the example.

[@stacycrook755]

Looks like an owl shape