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DIY Layered Feather Hanging

Welcome to Artizin Studio! This video teaches you to create a beautiful and functional Macrame Air Plant Pod. This project is perfect for adding a touch of greenery to your home or as a unique gift for a friend. Materials Needed: ~100ft 4mm single strand Macrame cord Scissors Measuring tape Air plant Build Your Own Kit: Get all your macrame supplies from our shop to create this project! Check o...

Welcome to Artizin Studio's macrame tutorial! In this video, you'll learn to create a versatile Tassel Charm that doubles as an Oil Diffuser. This charming accessory is perfect for adding a touch of fragrance and style to your bags, keys, car's rearview mirror, or home decor. Our Oil Diffuse DIY Kit Includes: Pre-cut cords, wooden ring, wooden beads, and metallic thread You'll need: Essential o...

Dive into our macrame seashell keychain tutorial, perfect for beginners! This video guides you through creating a charming seashell keychain using simple knots. Our DIY Kit includes a macrame cord, a detailed knots guide, and all the materials you need to make two keychains. Order your kit today and start crafting your own unique keychains! Share your creations on Instagram @artizinstudio using...

Join us for a relaxing macrame coaster tutorial, perfect for beginners! This video guides you through lark's head and square knots to create a beautiful set of coasters for your home. Our DIY Kit includes a macrame cord, a detailed knots guide, and materials for two coasters. Order your kit today and start crafting your own macrame masterpieces! Share your creations on Instagram @artizinstudio ...

The Overhand Knot is one of the most basic and essential knots in macrame. This versatile knot can be used to secure the ends of cords or as a foundation for more complex designs. It can be done with numerous cords or just one cord. We'll cover both single-rope and double-rope overhand knots. Steps for a Single Rope Overhand Knot: • Take the end of the rope and make a simple loop. • Pass the en...

A gathering knot also called a wrapping knot is perfect for bundling cords neatly in your macrame projects. Most commonly used in plant hangers and tassels, this knot is essential to start or end some of the macrame projects. Follow these simple steps: • Lay a separate cord along the bundle, with a short tail pointing down. • Tightly wrap the long end around the bundle and the short tail severa...

Learn how to create a beautiful mesh pattern using untightened or alternating clove hitch knots. Follow these steps to add a unique touch to your macrame projects. Right-Facing Knot: • Use the left cord as the filler cord going diagonally towards the right. • Pass the working cord under the filler cord. • Make a loop with the working cord around the filler cord. • Make another loop around the f...

Square knot with a twist is a fun technique to use for surfaces and chains and it can be done right or left-facing. The alternating square knots in this video are left-facing as the little “bump” of the square knot is on the left. Start with making one square knot. Then invert the filler and working cords and make another square knot. Continue this process until your desired length is achieved....

The Vertical Clove Hitch Knot is perfect for creating vertical lines in macrame projects. • Cut your working cord to the desired length and attach using a Lark's Head Knot. • Identify the vertical holding cord that will stay taut. • Take the working cord and loop it over the holding cord from the front, forming a vertical angle. • Pull the working cord under the holding cord and bring it back o...

The Diagonal Clove Hitch Knot is ideal for creating angled lines in macrame projects. • Cut your working cord to the desired length and attach using a Lark's Head Knot. • Identify the diagonal holding cord that will stay taut. • Take the working cord and loop it over the holding cord from the front, forming a diagonal angle. • Pull the working cord under the holding cord and bring it back over ...

The Horizontal Clove Hitch Knot is perfect for creating neat, horizontal lines in macrame projects. • Cut the working cord to the desired length and attach using a Lark's Head Knot. • Identify the horizontal holding cord. Loop the working cord over the holding cord from the front. • Pull the working cord under the holding cord and bring it back over to form a loop. • Pass the working cord under...

The spiral knot is a sequence of half-square knots, worked one after another in a vertical column. You can make a left-facing spiral by tying all left-facing half-square knots, or a right-facing spiral by tying all right-facing half-square knots. Just make sure all of the half-square knots are facing the same way.

In this fun version of the original lark’s head knot, another cord is added to pass by the front of the knot that otherwise looks just like a normal lark’s head. Steps: • Fold the cord in half and place it onto the dowel - with an equal length of cord hanging on both sides of the dowel • Take hold of the back cord from the left side of the front cord, right underneath the dowel, and bring it to...

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Larks Head Knot

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