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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 มี.ค. 2021
- Hi everyone, I have come up with another easy macrame plant hanger tutorial for you to try. This macrame plant hanger is a little different than the normal plant hanger which does't feature a tassel at the end.
I hope you find this tutorial easy to follow. Feel free to share any comments and please do subscribe and share to support my channel.
Happy Knotting xx
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Plant Hanger Size: 40cm from wooden ring
MATERIALS USED:
- 3mm/Single Twist Natural Cotton Cord
- 25mm wooden ring
- Small plant pot (Width: 8cm, Height: 10cm)
MEASUREMENTS:
Total cords used: 31.2 m or 34 yd
Cut & Prepare:
12 Cords: 240cm each
2 Cords: 120cm each
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Your teaching style and measurements are just too accurate. Love to learn from your videos
Thanks a lot Meera for your positivity 💕
Thank you for this! Very easy to follow!
great tutorial. just finished mine and was able to easily follow the video. thanks!
Thankyou so much
Great tutorial. I will make this...
Very cleverly demonstrated. Thank you. 👍
Thank you 😊
Ameiii!
Excelente tutorial!
Com medidas na descrição do vídeo 👍
Obrigada por compartilhar!
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De nada. Obrigado por assistir meus tutoriais!
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Awesome. Very perfect dedign n theard measurements. Thanks.
Thanks Sujata ❤
Hello! Too beautiful this plant hanger! 😍 I would like to try make it with 5mm cord.. Do you know cord measurements in this case? Thanks for your greats videos💐
Thanks for sharing
Ευχαριστούμε πολύ .😊😊😊
Παρακαλώ!
Lovely, just what I was looking for. Thank you for sharing!
Question: how long is the hanger from rings to bottom?
It is 40cm from wooden ring :)
Great video It would be nice to know the length prior to making
Thanks for the Tutorial ❤️
You are welcome 💕
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Nice thanks
Beautiful! I like that it doesn't have a tassel. I have a question.. When you start the second set of dhhk, how do you know how much a gap to leave from the 1st set? I realize the 1st set is right at the edge of the pot, but I can't figure out if there's a particular place to start the 2nd set. Thank you!
Hi Dawn, the gap of DHHK from one row to the other is about 4-5cm but it can be shorter or longer depending on the size of you planter.
@@DeepaRai Thank you so much for your reply ♥️
Amei ❤️
Obrigado x
Beautiful 🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thanks Kanchi 😁
nice
Very nice👍👍
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Muito bonito, só não intendi qual cordão usar por que o mais fácil de encontrar aqui é barbante 24 FIOS, ou 8 16, cordões de algodão tá difícil.
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Muito belo ❤️🥰
Just an FYI, that first knot is called a Chinese crown knot. I’ve been doing macrame for over 30 years and have never heard it called a “box knot”.
We used to call it a box knot when making keychain lanyards. They’re probably a younger generation maker.
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I made this with 4 mm cord and unfortunately it’s totally unsuitable for this plant hanger. Would recommend using 3 mm and smaller.
Hi Lennie, if you check the measurements of the tutorial, it did mentioned that the cords used was 3mm not 4mm
@@DeepaRai Hi Deepa. Sorry, my mistake. I must have missed it.
Not easy. I had a very hard time with this, and I’ve done quite a few plant hangers. Not for beginners
Too fast. Skipping to many steps as if we already know how to do it. Need step by step slowed down tutorial. Video quality isn’t even good when you try to zoom in. Blurry. I kinda regret buying this. It’s taking the fun out of macrame.