Three Patterns, One Wall Hanging | Tutorial 4K | Step by step

I’m excited to kick off this new series where I’ll be showcasing my previously introduced macrame patterns, all brought together in one project.
In this video, I’ve combined three different patterns into a beautiful wall decor piece. I hope you enjoy watching and get inspired to try it yourself! 😊

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A total of 61m (2401.57") of cord were used for the macrame.

• For the central pattern, I used 7 strands, each 2 m (78.74") long, folded in half. Total: 14m (551.18")

• For the middle row of patterns, I used 4 strands on each side, each 5 m (196.85") long, folded in half. Total: 20m (787.40")

• The third pattern row also measures 5 m (196.85") long, with 3 strands on each side, folded in half. Total: 15m (590.55")

• The tassels are 75 cm (29.52") long. Total: 12m (472.44")

You can find each of these patterns individually on my YouTube channel. The link will appear at the top right of the video when the pattern starts.

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On the left side of the macrame wall hanging, I made the patterns in such a way that, if the strands run out, we can easily replace them.

• To replace two strands:
1. Take one new strand, fold it in half, and make a larks head knot on the main (vertical) strand.
2. Then, create a double half hitch knot on the right side using one of the new strands, and repeat the same process on the left side with the other new strand.
3. This will secure both new strands in place, and you can continue the pattern as usual.

This way, you can easily add more strands when needed without disrupting the flow of the design.

After finishing the macrame, I will trim the threads into a V shape for a neat and styled look.

Square Knot:
1.Start with four cords.
2. Bring the left cord over and to the right of the two anchor cords.
3. Place the right cord over the left cord.
4. Bring the right cord under the anchors and through the loop formed by the left cord.
5. Pull and you have the first half of the Square Knot.
6. Bring the right cord over and to the left of the two anchor cords and place the left cord over it.
7. Bring the left cord under the anchors and through the loop formed by the right cord.
8. Pull the cords and you have the finished Square Knot.

• Double half hitch knots:
1.Choose a static cord to tie the Hitches around. Hold the static cord at the desired angle of the “line” you wish your knots to form when finished.
2.Using the next available hanging cord tie a Half Hitch around the static cord twice.
3.Pull to tighten the knots and move them to the desired position whilst still holding your static cord at the desired angle

Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:18 - First Pattern
00:21 - Second Pattern
35:09 - Third Pattern
53:08 - Tassels
59:22 - V shape

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