Description

Macrame Wall Hanging Decor

Tapestry Boho Chic

• Multi-usage scenario: Ideal to decorate almost any area indoor and outdoor
• . Makes the perfect statement accent piece for the head of your bed, on
• the gallery wall or small/narrow accent walls, over a couch or mantel,
• or by a window for a boho touch to any space. Everyone will compliment
• you on how beautiful these hanging are in your home
• Just try one and you will fall in love with our macrame wall hanging
• Create a modern, tasteful looking home using Wall Hanging in your home:
• This vintage-meets-modern macrame wall hanging tapestry was inspired
• by tribal art objects and boho chic decor, which create a minimalist
• and relaxed feel and add a touch of elegance and beauty to your home
• . with this macrame wall hanging, your little sitting area looks like one of those boho rooms you love to have
• Good quality, Awesome gift for any bohemian style lover: Enjoy
• the wall hanging for many years to come. The wall hanging is handmade,
• compact and exquisite features to have in your home. Great gift for any boho style lover

1. Macrame Cord: Choose a sturdy cord suitable for macrame.
2. Cotton cord is commonly used for its softness and ease of knotting.
3. Wooden Dowel or Metal Ring: This will serve as the base from which your macrame design will hang.
4. Scissors: Sharp scissors will be needed for cutting the cord.
5. Measuring Tape: Helpful for ensuring your design is symmetrical and proportionate.
6. Optional: Beads or other embellishments if you want to add extra flair.

Steps to Create a Simple Macrame Wall Hanging:

1. Prepare Your Base:

• Cut several pieces of macrame cord, all of the same length.
• The number of cords and their length will depend on how large you want your wall hanging to be and the design you choose.

2. Attach Cords to Dowel or Ring:

• Fold each piece of cord in half and loop it around the dowel
• or ring. Secure by pulling the cord ends through the loop.
• This creates a lark’s head knot. Repeat until all cords are attached.
• You should now have pairs of cords hanging down from your base.

3. Begin Knotting:

• There are several basic knots you can use in macrame. A common one is the square knot:
  • Square Knot: Take four cords. Split them into two groups of two.
  • Take the outermost cord from the left group and cross it over the two cords in the middle.
  • Then take the outermost cord from the right group and cross it under
  • the two middle cords and up through the loop created by the left group cord.
  • Tighten the knot by pulling the cords upwards and repeat until you reached the desired length

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