DIY: How To Make A Macrame Plant Hanger

♥ Do It Yourself – easy to make DIY macrame plant hanger! ♥
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Another day, another DIY! If you follow me on Instagram @AudrieStorme, then you probably know that making my own bohemian-inspired home decor is one of my favorite things to do. Macrame planters or macrame plant hangers can be pretty pricy when bought off of Etsy or Anthropologie, so I wanted to share my own DIY macrame plant hanger tutorial similar to an Urban Outfitters blog post found here: http://goo.gl/WSDE0k. Whether you love boho decor like I do or are in need of a spring or summer gift for a friend, these macrame plant hangers are super cute, inexpensive and pretty easy to make with a little bit of patience.

// MATERIALS USED //
Craft Cord
2” Metal Ring
Scissors

// INSTRUCTIONS //
✖ Cut four identical pieces of craft cord, about 7 ft. long each.
✖ Gathering the cords, loop through the metal ring.
✖ With the metal ring in the center of the cords, make a knot just underneath the metal ring.
✖ Section off the cords by pairing them off (four pairs in total).
✖ Starting with one pair of cords, make a knot a few inches below the metal ring.
✖ Repeat with each pair, making sure that the knots line up with one another.
✖ Once again, section off the cords into pairs, this time leaving out the end pieces of cord.
✖ Again, with each pair, make a knot a few inches below that first row of knots.
✖ Once the second row of knots is finished, gather the two ends pieces and knot those together to line up with that row of knots.
✖ Repeat the same sectioning and pairing process by leaving out the two end pieces, knotting each pair to create a third row knots.
✖ Continue on for as long as you’d like your macrame planter to be.
✖ To finish the macrame plant hanger, simply knot all of the cords together.
✖ Put your potted plants into the bottom of the macrame planter and hang up in your room, backyard, or wherever you’d like!

Hope you enjoyed this bohemian-inspired DIY tutorial on how to make a macrame plant holder as much as I enjoyed making it. Until next time! xx Audrie

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A little bit about me – I’m a content creator on Instagram, YouTube, and on my blog at AudrieStorme.com living in Orange County, California (originally from the San Francisco Bay Area). I started posting outfit of the day (OOTD) photos on Instagram about two years ago when I was living in Dallas, Texas for work. I loved taking photos and posting on Instagram so much that I decided to expand and try out YouTube and blogging as well.

When I was living in the city, my personal style was a bit more streetwear 90’s grunge, but now that I live in Southern California and closer to the ocean, my style has become a lot more cozy and comfortable with a lot of bohemian influences.

If I had to describe my fashion sense on my blog, Instagram aesthetic, and YouTube editing style now, I’d probably describe it as modern bohemian with an edge since I tend to wear and do things that might be considered unconventional to others. I’m not sure if that is true, but since I’ve moved back to California, I just find that I gravitate to what is easiest and effortless for me while living near the beach where it always feels like summer.

Thank you so much for stopping by my YouTube channel and I hope that you enjoy what you’ll find here! I love fashion, beauty (especially hair styling and bohemian braids), DIY projects and how to videos, making travel diaries of all the places that I’m lucky enough to visit, and sharing my (for lack of a better term) “modern bohemian” lifestyle. If you’d like to see more, please feel free to subscribe to my channel. Hope to see you in the comments below!

With love,

Audrie