Uploaded September 2021 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
DIY Macrame Wall Hanging for Beginners: How to Add Fringe - New Method! - Please see below for materials and written instructions.
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Material:
- 4mm String (Colour: Natural)
Hey guys! I have a fun tutorial for you today where I’ll show you a new way to add fringe to your work. If you try this one be sure to tag me on Instagram or Facebook - I always love to see your projects! As always, if you’re enjoying my channel a like, comment and subscribe is really helpful! Thank you. Let’s get started.
Cut 8 pieces of 4mm string, each piece is 4 ft in length. Cut another piece of string, 1.5 ft in length, to use as your filler cord. Tie one row of double half hitch knots (dhhks), 16 knots total. Find the centre of your work and tie a diamond. To do this use the inside left cord as your filler cord and tie a dhhk working to the right. Tie 3 more dhhks moving to the right.
Use the current inside left cord as your filler cord and tie 3 dhhks moving to the left. Tie a SK in the middle of your diamond. Use the outside left cord as your filler cord and tie 3 dhhks moving down and to the right. Repeat on the right side of your work. Tie one more dhhk in the middle of your work to connect the two sides.
Cut another piece of string, 2ft in length, to use as your filler cord. Tie 2 dhhks on the left side of your work. Let the filler cord hang below the diamond in the centre of your work and then tie 2 more dhhks on the right side of your work.
Cut 18 pieces of string, each piece is 1 foot long. Fold in half and use a cow hitch knot to attach each piece to your work.
What is great about this pattern is that it is adjustable - the section of fringe can be created bigger or smaller depending on what you are envisioning for you piece of work.
Leave the filler cords hanging, tuck them into the back of your work or cut off the ends. If you’re worried about the ends coming undone you can always add a dab of glue to secure it in place. Thanks for watching!
DIY Macrame Wall Hanging for Beginners: How to Add Fringe - New Method! - Please see below for materials and written instructions.
Shop my book, Mixed Fiber Macrame, and Fiber Art Supplies (string, rope roving, ribbons, velvet and more) on my website or in my Etsy Shop:
Website: lotsofknots.ca
Etsy Shop: etsy.com/ca/shop/LotsofKnotsCanada
Support me directly: ko-fi.com/lotsofknotscanada
Material:
- 4mm String (Colour: Natural)
Hey guys! I have a fun tutorial for you today where I’ll show you a new way to add fringe to your work. If you try this one be sure to tag me on Instagram or Facebook - I always love to see your projects! As always, if you’re enjoying my channel a like, comment and subscribe is really helpful! Thank you. Let’s get started.
Cut 8 pieces of 4mm string, each piece is 4 ft in length. Cut another piece of string, 1.5 ft in length, to use as your filler cord. Tie one row of double half hitch knots (dhhks), 16 knots total. Find the centre of your work and tie a diamond. To do this use the inside left cord as your filler cord and tie a dhhk working to the right. Tie 3 more dhhks moving to the right.
Use the current inside left cord as your filler cord and tie 3 dhhks moving to the left. Tie a SK in the middle of your diamond. Use the outside left cord as your filler cord and tie 3 dhhks moving down and to the right. Repeat on the right side of your work. Tie one more dhhk in the middle of your work to connect the two sides.
Cut another piece of string, 2ft in length, to use as your filler cord. Tie 2 dhhks on the left side of your work. Let the filler cord hang below the diamond in the centre of your work and then tie 2 more dhhks on the right side of your work.
Cut 18 pieces of string, each piece is 1 foot long. Fold in half and use a cow hitch knot to attach each piece to your work.
What is great about this pattern is that it is adjustable - the section of fringe can be created bigger or smaller depending on what you are envisioning for you piece of work.
Leave the filler cords hanging, tuck them into the back of your work or cut off the ends. If you’re worried about the ends coming undone you can always add a dab of glue to secure it in place. Thanks for watching!
