Instead of using string to hold your ring, try four dowels arranged the same way with rubber bands at each end. Put the dowels on the rack and the ring on the dowels. Of course the dowels have to be long enough to extend past the ring. Make a larks head knot on the ring with a rubber bad and slip it on the dowels end. Love your videos! I did macrame back in the 70s and am happy people like you are keeping it alive.
Thank God.... I have been looking for these tutorials for a long time. I really enjoyed your tutorial. Right now I got stuck with my chandelier. I will do it your way.
Hi..., thank you so much for this beautiful tutorial...👍 You explain things so well and make it very simple to understand. Ones again thank you so much. 😊🙏
So happy to hear that! And I have to say the part pf attaching it to the ceiling was not that easy, but we’ve already done this with the original chandelier I’ve had there, with this one we just opened the chains and exchanged them. Maybe if I do more chandeliers I can try to walk you guys through it as well 😉
Love this. Can't make my mind up whether to do this one or the blossom one. Love em so I'm probably gonna do both. If I'm good enough . I'm a novice but I'll try. Thanks Anna
Wow! It's so minimalistic and yet so elegant! Very unique also. I would love to see how it works on a lamp when the light is on..? It shows on a pic you attached it to the ceiling lamp. I imagine it would also look good on a floor lamp as well.
Thank you, yes, that was the design I was hoping for 😊 you can see it at night with the light on at the very end of the video, also I have a picture of it at night on my Instagram account @uzliky 😉
No worries 😌 and thank you again for the nice comments. I was also thinking about the lamp shade you mentioned and I would love to do one of those in the future. But I am always struggling to find the right supplies for lampshades/chandeliers, like the rights and the lamp stand and such.
Very Nice 👍 I always adore your work and your teaching. Thanks for sharing Tutorials. Can you also share vedio how you pack Macrame Chandelier or Macrame products for Deliveries ?
I am glad you enjoy my content 😊 So the thing is I've never had to ship any of my pieces, all the ones that I've sold I personally delivered so I've never had to deal with the whole packaging process and therefore wouldn't have any experience to share with you in that regard...
@@annabaginova01 I do t think they are as easy as ppl make it look , and the tutorials are just not helpful… but thanks anyway for sharing what you do! I just ordered all my stuff and ready to get started!
Hmmm, you mean taping down the brown twine cords to the black top in the center? I think that could really help, a very clever idea, thank you! I will have to try that next time...
Hey i tried the same chandelier with twisted cords with all the given measurements its looking beautiful but the shape is not that good i have to adjust it everytime to make it look good i guess the knots are more tight or its maybe due to the twisted cards i used ..... Your video was helpful ❤️
Hi Sydney, that's awesome! Well the only thing I would consider is whether you want to have a smaller size ring because if you will keep the same size you will need more cord and it will also take you a bit longer to complete...but other than that 3mm will work just as well 😉
Oh yeah, mine is doing that too, maybe it's not as visible but it's certainly happening. I think the trick is to keep the right balance between adding new cords and working through the gaps. It starts cupping more when you are not adding new cords and instead you are closing those bigger gaps with the existing cords, then everything gets more pulled in hence the cupping. I hope that helps...
@@annabaginova01 muito obrigada por vc me responder. Mandei um zap pra minha neta de 17 anos e ela traduziu pra mim. Muito obrigada mesmo, vc é linda e eu amo os seus trabalhos .❤️❤️😘😘. Parabéns e gratidão 🙏
You mention in the video that you use a tire rack? Did I hear you correctly? I'm in the US and a tire track here looks nothing like that. I'm trying to figure out what I could use here.
Yes, that's correct and you are right it has to be this specific type where you stash the tires on top of each other with the metal tube in the middle. I am not sure what I would use instead of it as I've had this since the very first chandelier I've done...
Bonjour, j’ai apprécié votre travail et c’est très beau. Je voudrais savoir pourquoi dans le nombre de cordes au rangs 6, 10, 13 & 15 vous donnez 3 longueurs. Si vous pouvez donner une réponse je vous en remercie d’avance. A titre indicatif j’habite en Corse département Français. A bientôt
Bonjour 🙂 In those rows you have the first cord which makes the new row - that's the longest one and then I ended up adding two cords at different gaps in the circle and those two are the same length. So really it is the same like the other rows I was just adding en extra cord there. I hope this helps...
Not all the time, I don't think I added rope in every single row, but there were also rows where I added two or three extra cords. You need to judge it by how big the gaps are.
Well I try to sell them but I am not putting as much effort into that so most of them are currently at this exhibition waiting for their new owner 😌 th-cam.com/video/OHG3DxuaXp0/w-d-xo.html
You mean your ring is 12 metres in diameter? That's huge! Well this design was more of a add-as-you-go type, I can't judge very well the lengths and number of rows in advance. I just knew that I wanted to have three half-circles on it so I split the ring into thirds and then just kept building the first half-circle until I got to that third. But you can probably do a rough estimate based on how big my ring was and how many rows I did...
The design is absolutely beautiful but It is very difficult to understand the measurements , in row 1 do u mean we are using 2 cords 3 metre each and in the second row just 1 cord that is 3 metre & add 1 cord 3 metre…. Then 3rd row there is 1 cord for 3 metre & 2 cords r added for 9 metre each please if you could explain it would be great..
Right, in this one you should take the measurements as only an estimate because yours will probably be different depending on where you will see the gaps to add new cords. The first cord in each row should be the same but then all the others that I am adding might be different for you. So I would suggest go with what you see as you are going through all the rows, when you see a gap add a new cord even though my instructions may not have an additional cord in that row. For the description I added it is as you said that in the first row I was using two cords at 3m each. In the third row the initial cord was 3m and then I added one more cord at 2,9m. Other than the first row the cords I am adding are always slightly shorter than the initial cord for that row. I hope this helps.
If google translated your question correctly you wanted to know how many strands this cord has. So for the braided cord I am not sure, maybe 8...? And then there is the core of the cord. The single twist I was using for the tassels has just the one strand - hence the name single twist. I hope that helps.
Do you mean the thickness of the cord? I was using a 5mm braided cord for the pattern and then a 3mm single twist cord for the tassels. I am always noting down all this info in the description of my videos ;) You can also find all the measurements there.
@@Its_bhaveee Okay, so the first number always means the number of cords and the second one is the length so in the example you gave - 2x3,2m - you should cut two cords each 3,2 meters long. I hope this helps ;)
@@Its_bhaveee It should be only 2 cords where each is 3,20 m long (320 cm). Every row of the description is only one measurement and the number of cords you are supposed to cut at that length. Is that better?
I know it's a bit more complicated for this pattern. You are starting with the longest cords in the first row - each cord should be 3,2m and then as you move on you cut cords that are shorter and shorter. So in the second row you only need 3,1m. The first cord in each row is always the one I am starting with that't going on the ring with the lark's headknot. If there are any other cords in that row those are the "filler" cords that I am using if I see any gaps in the pattern. Did that help at least a little bit?
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Instead of using string to hold your ring, try four dowels arranged the same way with rubber bands at each end. Put the dowels on the rack and the ring on the dowels. Of course the dowels have to be long enough to extend past the ring. Make a larks head knot on the ring with a rubber bad and slip it on the dowels end. Love your videos! I did macrame back in the 70s and am happy people like you are keeping it alive.
GORGEOUS! Your work is amazing! Thank you so much for sharing!
Thank God.... I have been looking for these tutorials for a long time. I really enjoyed your tutorial. Right now I got stuck with my chandelier. I will do it your way.
Glad you enjoyed it and I hope you were able to finish your own chandelier 🙂
Прекрасная работа! Абажур очень стильный! Спасибо за мк! Удачи Вам!
Thank you so much :)
You're so pretty and talented!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge, greetings from Brazil!!
Wunderschön, ich verarbeite diese Kordel auch sehr gerne für meine Projekte.
Danke füe die gute Beschreibung.
LG
Glad you liked it 🙂
Turned out beautifully
I am glad you think so
Iam new to macrame decor and have loved your clear uncluttered tutorial: unique elegant finish...thank you
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for the nice comment 😊
Thanks so much. It's so beautiful.
I'm glad you like it
I love this chandelier
Glad to hear it!
@@annabaginova01 what did you use before you found the tire rack?
Wonderful! Thank You very much and hugs from Brazil.
My pleasure!
The chandelier is fantastic. You are very talented. X
Thank you 😊 I think I particularly enjoy the chandeliers….
Lovely color.i like the gold beads and tassels effect
Me too! It's one of my favorite color combos so far....
Hi..., thank you so much for this beautiful tutorial...👍
You explain things so well and make it very simple to understand. Ones again thank you so much. 😊🙏
Thank you! I really appreciate your comment, it’s great to know that my explanations work 🙂🙂
Really nice! And I learned something new today, yay!
Would be cool to see how you attach the chandelier to the actual ceiling lamp. :)
So happy to hear that! And I have to say the part pf attaching it to the ceiling was not that easy, but we’ve already done this with the original chandelier I’ve had there, with this one we just opened the chains and exchanged them. Maybe if I do more chandeliers I can try to walk you guys through it as well 😉
Yes, I want to know how to attach it to the light
Wonderful, your work!!! I loved!!!
Thank you so much!
Beautifully done ❤
Thank you! 😊
Love this. Can't make my mind up whether to do this one or the blossom one. Love em so I'm probably gonna do both. If I'm good enough . I'm a novice but I'll try. Thanks Anna
Let me know how it goes 😉 I hope you will have fun with them
Esta bien bonita,y me encanta el color quedo fenomenal!!
Thank you 😊
Wonderful. I will try to copy it. I love it. Thank you to share.
I am Brazil love you.Very good❤❤
thank you 😊
Wow! It's so minimalistic and yet so elegant! Very unique also.
I would love to see how it works on a lamp when the light is on..?
It shows on a pic you attached it to the ceiling lamp.
I imagine it would also look good on a floor lamp as well.
Thank you, yes, that was the design I was hoping for 😊 you can see it at night with the light on at the very end of the video, also I have a picture of it at night on my Instagram account @uzliky 😉
@@annabaginova01 thank you Anna, I missed last few seconds, jumped on typing you :) it looks fab with light on!
No worries 😌 and thank you again for the nice comments. I was also thinking about the lamp shade you mentioned and I would love to do one of those in the future. But I am always struggling to find the right supplies for lampshades/chandeliers, like the rights and the lamp stand and such.
Tres très très beau juste simple et beau 🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤❤
Glad you like it!
Beautiful as usual ❤️
Thank you! 😊
Thanks for an amazing one
Glad you liked it!
Вы прекрасны, спасибо Вам большое😊
Thank you 😊
Wow so cute
Thank you 🙂
@@annabaginova01 dont mind me asking how much does it cost for materials
Very Nice 👍 I always adore your work and your teaching.
Thanks for sharing Tutorials.
Can you also share vedio how you pack Macrame Chandelier or Macrame products for Deliveries ?
I am glad you enjoy my content 😊 So the thing is I've never had to ship any of my pieces, all the ones that I've sold I personally delivered so I've never had to deal with the whole packaging process and therefore wouldn't have any experience to share with you in that regard...
@@annabaginova01 Thanks for your Generous Reply 😊👍
You are an excellent communicator and one of the few whom I can follow… that being said , do you have tutorials on boho leaves?
Thank you so much for that compliment 🙂 but I have to disappoint you with the leaves as I have never done those...
@@annabaginova01 I do t think they are as easy as ppl make it look , and the tutorials are just not helpful… but thanks anyway for sharing what you do! I just ordered all my stuff and ready to get started!
Hola lindo trabajo. Ppdrias poner subtítulos en español . gracias Saludos desde Buenos Aires Argentina!!
Hola to Argentina 👋 I have started adding Portuguese subtitles to some videos and Spanish will probably be next 😉
Спасибо,просто и очень красиво
Really amazing you rock! 👌
Achei lindo seu trabalho, é elegante com uma pitada digamos....chique. Mais um inscrito no seu canal.Parabens! De Florianópolis - Brasil.
Thank you! I really like to think that my designs are chique 😊
Wow so beautiful thank you 😍❤
My pleasure 😊
Beautiful ❤
Hi! I love your videos!! Your work is amazing ! I was wondering do you have a video on the background chandelier the green one? Thank you, Star
❤❤❤Great work ❤
Beautiful 😍😍😍
Loved... ❤
Awesome 😊
That's so beautiful, you do really nice work, that takes lots of time and patients , not sure if I can take on something like that.
It is true that big projects like this take a lot of time and patience, I worked my way to it starting with easier ones...
Ρρρρρρρρ
Hi. Thanks for this superb chandelier. Would you describe how to hang it to the ceiling? I kinda did not get it
Glad you like it 😊 Here is a video where I show how I hang my chandeliers th-cam.com/video/js1hIRdPHwg/w-d-xo.html
You are just amazing and the way you explain every minute details that is more amazing ..good work keep shining
Oh thank you! I’m happy to hear you like the way I explain the process 😊
Wow.. that's beautiful ❤️
Thank you! 😊
I like it. It's nice! 👏👏
Glad to hear it 😊
You also can tape the center cords for avoid the ring move too much.
Hmmm, you mean taping down the brown twine cords to the black top in the center? I think that could really help, a very clever idea, thank you! I will have to try that next time...
Hey i tried the same chandelier with twisted cords with all the given measurements its looking beautiful but the shape is not that good i have to adjust it everytime to make it look good i guess the knots are more tight or its maybe due to the twisted cards i used ..... Your video was helpful ❤️
Glad to hear the video was helpful....yeah this pattern can be tricky, I also had issues with making the shape look good
@@annabaginova01 yes but looks beautiful ❤️
thanks for you helpful comment, I was thinking about using twisted cords to make easier tassels, but I will stick to the braided cords now :)
sou do brasil que lindo trabalho
hello to Brasil 👋 and thank you!
@@annabaginova01 eu e a minha esposa amamos o teus trabalho parabéns sou do brasil ok
Brasil aqui amei
Hello to Brasil 👋
Just found you… how do you attach this project to the hanging light fixture?
Lindissimo!
😊😊
Beautiful👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
thank you :)
Hi! I'm giving this design a try but the color I want is only available in 3mm do you recommend doing anything different? Thanks in advance
Hi Sydney, that's awesome! Well the only thing I would consider is whether you want to have a smaller size ring because if you will keep the same size you will need more cord and it will also take you a bit longer to complete...but other than that 3mm will work just as well 😉
спасибо Вам
You are most welcome 😊
How do you get the sides to stay straight?? Mine is cupping 🤔
Oh yeah, mine is doing that too, maybe it's not as visible but it's certainly happening. I think the trick is to keep the right balance between adding new cords and working through the gaps. It starts cupping more when you are not adding new cords and instead you are closing those bigger gaps with the existing cords, then everything gets more pulled in hence the cupping. I hope that helps...
Eu queria uma tradução ,os trabalhos seu são lindos eu quero fazer mais não e tendo nada..
Gratidão !!
Thank you 🙂 I have added subtitles to some of my videos but they are quite expensive to purchase so there is a limit to how many I can have...
@@annabaginova01 muito obrigada por vc me responder.
Mandei um zap pra minha neta de 17 anos e ela traduziu pra mim.
Muito obrigada mesmo, vc é linda e eu amo os seus trabalhos .❤️❤️😘😘.
Parabéns e gratidão 🙏
You mention in the video that you use a tire rack? Did I hear you correctly? I'm in the US and a tire track here looks nothing like that. I'm trying to figure out what I could use here.
Yes, that's correct and you are right it has to be this specific type where you stash the tires on top of each other with the metal tube in the middle. I am not sure what I would use instead of it as I've had this since the very first chandelier I've done...
Lindo, ❤️💕
thanks 😊
Super lindo
Thank you!
очень круто
Thanks!
Disculpe donde puedo comprar ese hilo
I have a few links to cords you can buy on Amazon in the description of the video 😉
The cord that u have used is soft or hard?? Braided comes in 2 types like one is having filler which is little hard and another soft. Without filler.
It is the kind with the filler in the middle 😉
Bonjour, j’ai apprécié votre travail et c’est très beau. Je voudrais savoir pourquoi dans le nombre de cordes au rangs 6, 10, 13 & 15 vous donnez 3 longueurs. Si vous pouvez donner une réponse je vous en remercie d’avance. A titre indicatif j’habite en Corse département Français. A bientôt
Bonjour 🙂 In those rows you have the first cord which makes the new row - that's the longest one and then I ended up adding two cords at different gaps in the circle and those two are the same length. So really it is the same like the other rows I was just adding en extra cord there. I hope this helps...
I have a question: do I need to add extra rope all the time? rows is every new rope? Thanks 🙏
Not all the time, I don't think I added rope in every single row, but there were also rows where I added two or three extra cords. You need to judge it by how big the gaps are.
Lindoooo! Ameiii! 👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 😚 😍 BR ❤
Thank you 😊
Em português
What are you doing with your macrame projects.
Well I try to sell them but I am not putting as much effort into that so most of them are currently at this exhibition waiting for their new owner 😌 th-cam.com/video/OHG3DxuaXp0/w-d-xo.html
how many metres and rows will be required for 12 metre ring ?
You mean your ring is 12 metres in diameter? That's huge! Well this design was more of a add-as-you-go type, I can't judge very well the lengths and number of rows in advance. I just knew that I wanted to have three half-circles on it so I split the ring into thirds and then just kept building the first half-circle until I got to that third. But you can probably do a rough estimate based on how big my ring was and how many rows I did...
@@annabaginova01 ohh sorry not metre 12 inches😅
The design is absolutely beautiful but It is very difficult to understand the measurements , in row 1 do u mean we are using 2 cords 3 metre each and in the second row just 1 cord that is 3 metre & add 1 cord 3 metre…. Then 3rd row there is 1 cord for 3 metre & 2 cords r added for 9 metre each please if you could explain it would be great..
Right, in this one you should take the measurements as only an estimate because yours will probably be different depending on where you will see the gaps to add new cords. The first cord in each row should be the same but then all the others that I am adding might be different for you. So I would suggest go with what you see as you are going through all the rows, when you see a gap add a new cord even though my instructions may not have an additional cord in that row. For the description I added it is as you said that in the first row I was using two cords at 3m each. In the third row the initial cord was 3m and then I added one more cord at 2,9m. Other than the first row the cords I am adding are always slightly shorter than the initial cord for that row. I hope this helps.
@@annabaginova01 it helped a lot …. Thank u so much
Where to buy the ring
I would suggest to simply try googling "metal ring" or you can try the link that I have in the description - amzn.to/3w3rDvy
Where can you get your racks?
This is the exact one that I have pateurope.com/en/car-accessories/winter-products/390059-tyre-stand-aluminium-for-4-tyres
Bjr pouvez vous donner les dimensions de chaque brins en français merci a vous
Hi Jocelyne, sorry but my French is not great, I am afraid you will have to use google translate to get the video description in French...
Lindo, sinto por não tenha tradução.
Thank you, I am adding subtitles where possible but unfortunately they are quite expensive to purchase at the moment.
Por favor quantos fios tem esse cordão??
If google translated your question correctly you wanted to know how many strands this cord has. So for the braided cord I am not sure, maybe 8...? And then there is the core of the cord. The single twist I was using for the tassels has just the one strand - hence the name single twist. I hope that helps.
Hi, how long are cords??
Hi Monika, there are quire a few different lengths for this one but all are included in the description of the video 😉
How much total cord you required?
I needed about 210m for this one. You can always find this info in the description of my videos 😉
@@annabaginova01 i read it but was bit confused so decided to ask ❤️thankuuu 🦋
Доброго дня. Вишуканий абажур ,скажіть скільки потрібно шнура ,діаметр круга , номер шнура в мм.
Thank you 🙂 you can find all the measurements and supplies in the description of the video 😉
How we get cord size??
Do you mean the thickness of the cord? I was using a 5mm braided cord for the pattern and then a 3mm single twist cord for the tassels. I am always noting down all this info in the description of my videos ;) You can also find all the measurements there.
👍
🙂
Muito lindo mas tem como liberar legenda em portugues ou Spanish
Hi Maria, thank you 🙂 if I ever create subtitles for my videos Spanish is first on the list so far.
რა სუფთა ნამუშევარია
Thank you!
not able to understand the measurements properly please help me out
I will be happy to help, I know these ones are especially difficult. Where exactly are you getting lost or how do you understand them now?
actually you have given measurements in this way and i m not getting it -2x3 , 2m (10ft)
@@Its_bhaveee Okay, so the first number always means the number of cords and the second one is the length so in the example you gave - 2x3,2m - you should cut two cords each 3,2 meters long. I hope this helps ;)
so you wanna tell that it means 2 cords of 3m and 2 of 2m right ? but for first row only 2 cords are used
@@Its_bhaveee It should be only 2 cords where each is 3,20 m long (320 cm). Every row of the description is only one measurement and the number of cords you are supposed to cut at that length. Is that better?
Pongan español el.video porfis
I definitely want to add more subtitles once I have the income to buy them...
En la esquina arriba sale configuración.,. dónde dice subtitulos poner traducción automática
Can't understand the measurements
I know it's a bit more complicated for this pattern. You are starting with the longest cords in the first row - each cord should be 3,2m and then as you move on you cut cords that are shorter and shorter. So in the second row you only need 3,1m. The first cord in each row is always the one I am starting with that't going on the ring with the lark's headknot. If there are any other cords in that row those are the "filler" cords that I am using if I see any gaps in the pattern. Did that help at least a little bit?
Traducir al castellano
Unfortunately subtitles are too expensive for me at this moment…