Macrame Hat Hanger 2 Tier | DIY Boho Double Hat Holder

Make this macrame hat hanger with two tiers so you can hang up two hats! This is a slightly more advanced macrame pattern. Watch how to create a DIY hat display that you can hang your hat beautifully up on the wall. These macrame hangers also add a boho vibe to your home decor! Plus its a much better way to store your hats, rather than away in a cupboard.
You can also make my quick and easy 1 tier hat hanger using the tutorial here: • Quick Macrame Hat Hang...
You will need to know how to create the below macrame knots for this project. Check out my tutorials on these beginner macrame knots and learn how to macrame these basic knots:
Larks Head Knot:
• How to Macrame the Lar...
Double Half Hitch Knot:
• How to Macrame a Doubl...
Square Knot Tutorial:
• How to Macrame the Squ...
Josephine Knot tutorial:
• How to Macrame the Jos...
Wrap Knot tutorial:
• How to Macrame the Wra...
What you will need for this Macrame Project:
- Hat
- Scissors
- Tape measure
- 3mm cotton cord
- Wooden or Metal ring
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[@lagorda62]

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

[@KnotCalm]

Thanks so much I’m glad you liked it!

[@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 🤗

[@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!

[@miryamquintana9340]

Hermoso y fácil

[@janetgriffiths1534]

Fabulous tutorial ,thank you for sharing !👏👏💞

[@averill73]

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

[@KnotCalm]

I hope your project went well!

[@karlat.1634]

Hablo español. Entendí perfectamente el tutorial. Muchas gracias

[@KnotCalm]

Thank you! ☺️

[@tracymore760]

Awesome tutorial thank you so much 😀

[@KnotCalm]

Thank you so much!

[@cmcorton]

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

[@margaretholiveira7546]

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

[@KnotCalm]

Thank you so much!

[@lesleylyons9482]

Thank you so much awesome pattern

[@KnotCalm]

Thanks I’m glad you liked it! 😊

[@judybrady5596]

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

[@velasquez3910]

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

[@carlyheffernan1405]

I see an owl 🥰

[@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 😊

[@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! :)

[@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 😊

[@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: czcams.com/video/BtqeOnzODpM/video.html

[@stacycrook755]

Looks like an owl shape

[@ajsammons5418]

What is the total length of the hat hanger?

[@KnotCalm]

The finished piece is just over 1 metre long!

[@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

[@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.