Hey Friends!
I have a different project to share with you today that’s not cards! I love being able to give myself projects to do. Did you know that Simon Says Stamp sells macrame wall-hanging kits? There are lots of different kits with many designs to choose from and the instructions are easy to follow!
I purchased two kits to try and am thrilled with how they turned out. I see these a lot in Home Goods and other stores and have always admired them. I know you can purchase – but the joy of being able to make it yourself is fun!
I started with the smaller Three Triangles Macrame Wall Hanging Kit to make sure I could get a hang of it and I was surprised by how easy the knots were to learn. It went quickly once I got all the rope cut to the specified size.
Once I knew I could complete a smaller one, I started the large Dual Spirals Macrame Wall Hanging Kit. Fair warning – they require GREAT lengths of rope – which is all included in the kit, but you’ll need a place to hang it so you can work on it.
I hope this inspires you to give it a try! All you’ll need is a pair of sharp scissors to cut the rope and a tape measure to measure the different lengths! I promise, you can do it! Thanks so much for visiting today!
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Macrame was very popular when I was a kid. Mom had a couple of Macrame plant hangers. I think all trends come back around every few years. Lovely wall hangings!
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Yes they do!!
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Your projects came out beautifully! I’m glad macrame has made it back around the trend circles. In the late 70s/early 80s I picked up a craft book and supplies and made a giant wall-sized jute and wooden bead hanging for my first apartment. My hands and fingers had rope burn for weeks. I never bought jute twine again but went on to make several owl hanging planters with acrylic cord. Then I made a natural oatmeal cord purse with wooden circle handles which I carried for several years—it got tons of compliments. Then I made a red tiny-cord clutch purse for my BFF (micro-macrame) and she carried it to our Disco clubs with her red suede Candies, Clay, thx for your fun project as this was a fun walk down memory lane!
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That sounds amazing, Kathy!! I hope you still have these projects!
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Fabulous, Caly! They definitely deserve a special place to be hung. I sometimes forget there are other crafts I enjoy outside of card making.
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Thanks, Lindsey! I hope it inspires you to try new things!
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Caly these are fabulous! I did not know that SSS carried macrame kits. I am definitely ordering, I need something new to kick start my mojo.
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Yay!! You’ll love it, Tracey! Miss you so much, friend!
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