Large Macrame Wall Hangings & Curtains

Here is part two of my macrame curtain-making process. You can see the intricate diamond pattern taking shape. This panel is 7 feet long and 2 feet wide, and there's still more knotting and finishing to be done. It's a long process, but the result is worth it.

This was one of my biggest projects to date, a pair of 7-foot macrame curtains. Big projects come with challenges, from getting the measurements right to ensuring the design is perfect without a tutorial, but I love learning along the way.

A closer look at the texture and color details of the custom macraweave wall hanging. The wavy lines of purple and mustard thread create a beautiful, organic feel against the natural cotton cord.

Another detailed shot of the macraweave piece. You can see the different knotting techniques I used to create varied textures within the design. Every piece I make is one-of-a-kind.

Here is a tutorial for an easy macrame wall hanging. I used about 50 meters of 3-ply cotton cord to create this V-shaped design with square knots and diagonal half hitch knots. It’s an elegant piece for an entryway or workspace.

This is one of the first big wall hangings I ever made, and I'm still so proud of it. I created it as an anniversary gift for my husband and me, and it made me realize I could design my own macrame pieces. It holds four small pots and the word 'LOVE' is knotted into the top.

On days I don't feel like posting, I just want to remind you that I'm an artist. This is a beautiful macrame moon dreamcatcher I was working on, showing the intricate web and knotted details before the final tassels were attached.

Add a touch of elegance to your home with these intricately knotted macrame curtain tiebacks. They feature a diamond pattern with wooden beads and are a beautiful and functional accessory for any curtain. I can customize them in different colors and sizes.