The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide To Making a Large Macrame Feather Wall Hanging

New to macrame? This is the ultimate pattern for you! When I first started macrame several years ago, the very first project I ever made was a macrame feather. When I looked up things to make, it seemed like a minimalistic design that didn’t require a huge commitment and long hours to create. Plus, the beautiful bohemian aesthetic of the feathers was a huge bonus. Macrame feathers are super versatile. You can make them in various sizes and use them on their own or incorporate them into larger projects. Not to mention, they are super fun to make! This feather is made with the 3 basic knots of macrame: the Lark’s Head knot, the Square knot and the Double Half Hitch knot. Once you know these 3 knots, you can make most macrame patterns you see. For tips on how to prep, comb and shape your fringe, check out our fringe series here: #macrame #diycrafts #macramewallhanging #macramefeather Check out the links in the respective sections below. 🧶 Get 17% off macrame rolls of cord and supplies 🧶 Coupon code: MacrameWithBochiknot (limited time only - cannot be combined with other offers) **************************************************************** ★☆★ TIMESTAMPS ★☆★ 00:00 - Intro 00:06 - Trailer 00:24 - Getting Started 02:20 - Cord & Materials 03:15 - Step #1: Attach 6 x 225 cm strands of cord onto the dowel using Lark’s Head knots. 03:39 - Step #2: Start your first Double Diamond pattern with two upside-down V-shaped Double Half Hitch (“DHH“) knot rows. 05:46 - Step #3: Make a Square knot with the middle 4 cords, thread a bead through the middle 2 cords, And repeat for a Square knot underneath. 06:48 - Step #4: Close off the inner Diamond pattern with a V-shaped row of DHH knots. 08:19 - Step #5: Take a strand of 35 cm cord and attach one onto the far-right and far-left cords with a Reverse Lark’s Head knot. Then close the outer Diamond. 09:54 - Step #6: Separate out the far-left and far-right cords and with the middle group of cords, make a Double Diamond pattern. 12:03 - Step #7: Repeat 2 more Double Diamond patterns below with 2 fewer cords every time. 12:25 - Step #8: Trim off the excess fringe. 13:09 - Step #9: Attach scraps or new strands of cord at approximately 35 cm long onto the side loops of the feather using Reverse Lark’s Head knots (2 or 3 knots per loop). 14:37 - Step #10: Comb through and shape the fringe. 15:54 - Outro **************************************************************** ★☆★ ~ START HERE! ~ ★☆★ Download our FREE 50 Macramé knot eBook and begin learning the different types of knots and tying techniques to create hundreds of patterns and unique designs. ► Grab Your FREE Ultimate 50 Macrame Knot & Sennits eBook: **************************************************************** ★☆★ MACRAMÉ CORD ★☆★ (Available on , Amazon, and Etsy) BOCHIKNOT RAINBOW CORD ► CHOOSE FROM OVER 20 COLORS OF CORD **************************************************************** ★☆★ BOCHIKNOT MACRAME KITS / TOOLS & SUPPLIES ★☆★ ►KAMI MACRAME WALL HANGING KIT ►MY FAVOURITE MACRAME TOOLS & SUPPLIES Rose Gold Scissors: Macrame Fringe Comb: Wooden Beads, Rings, and Dowels: **************************************************************** ★☆★ BOCHIKNOT PRIVATE MACRAME COMMUNITY★☆★ Join me every week inside our private knotting community as we learn, inspire, and create wonderful macrame. Get your monthly macrame kit, which comes with the cord and supplies you will need for the specific lessons and topics that we will be tackling for the month. **************************************************************** ★☆★ BOCHIKNOT MASTERING THE ART OF MACRAMÉ COURSE ★☆★ Mastering the Art of Macramé is a structured lesson-by-lesson; knot-by-knot instructional video course that will take you on a journey in making beautiful macrame projects and creating your own designs. Mastering the Art of Macramé course: **************************************************************** ★☆★ Social Media ★☆★ Etsy Store: Instagram: Pinterest: Facebook: