💙💙💙 FAQ 💙💙💙 All the cords I cut were about 136 inches long (11 feet) or (3.75 yards) but I really encourage you to figure out your own lengths based on your desired curtain measurements. The formula I use is I take the measurement of what I want the final project length to be. Then double the “working cords” length You want the overall working cords to be twice as long as your desired length. When I say “working cords” that means the length of each cords after you tie the larks head (because it’s doubled over) So I wanted my curtain to be 34” long 68” is where I want the cords to hang from the larks head knot. So then my cut would be 136” to accommodate folding it over. Also I used 3.35 single strand cotton cord from RopeShop.ca (I’m not affiliated at this point in time just love their rope)
This is amazing! While watching this video I was thinking about how many hours went into making this. Such creativity. Keep up the awesome work. Look forward to watching more videos from you. 😊
I really like this. I have already figured out how. I would just like a little help with the lengths on the rope. I understand there will be sizing differences. I would just like an idea of how long your ropes were. I am new to the figuring it out and am getting tired of the waste. If you could just give me an idea so my figures may be a little less wasteful. Thankyou
It looks like you only used one style of knot, just with different configurations....is that correct? LOVE THIS and would like to make it for my bedroom windows. I've never done macrame EEEK!
What length of rope did you start with? I've recently been getting into macrame and I feel confident enough to attempt one of these. Beautiful job BTW.
Robbi Tracy I believe all the cords I cut were about 136 inches long (11 feet) or (3.75 yards) but I really encourage you to figure out your own lengths based on your desired curtain measurements. The formula I use is I take the measurement of what I want the final project length to be. Then double the “working cords” length You want the overall working cords to be twice as long as your desired length. When I say “working cords” that means the length of each cords after you tie the larks head (because it’s doubled over) So I wanted my curtain to be 34” long 68” is where I want the cords to hang from the larks head knot. So then my cut would be 136” to accommodate folding it over. I hope that makes sense, it’s kinda hard for me to describe without physical showing you.
@@SimplyInspiredbySheena It totally makes sense. I've mostly been making macrame hangers from Paracord as I've just been learning and had it on hand. It's crazy how quickly the knots eat up the slack though. Thanks for the reply!
Robbi Tracy you’re very welcome 💕 Yes the knots completely use up all the length. I feel so guilty cutting the cords so long sometimes because of how expensive my rope is 😬 ....but I try my best to use up the waste by making feathers out of them or use it as fringe on another project.
Late to the party and have just found this video. I would like to create these for my bedroom windows. I'd like to stop knotting at the bottom of the diamonds, skipping the mason jars. I am not certain how long that is from top knot to the diamond bottom to do my math on cord. I will probably add a couple inch "shag" under the diamonds.
Wow amazing work! Just loved it ❤ May I please know the kind of cotton rope used(its name) and the number of rope strings you have used for your window :) i.e the intial ones and the ones you added Thanks 🙃
💙 Thank you! I used 3mm single strand cotton cord. I did this curtain quite awhile ago and it now resides in my Mom’s kitchen window so unfortunately I’m unable to give you proper details. I do plan on doing another curtain soon so keep an eye out for that 😊
I’m sure after 2 years you’ve got no interest in this but just in the case that you do still want to know all of those things in your questions, I did notice the very first person in the comments when I tapped to open them was from her and she gave all the exact details that answer your questions.
I'm a beginner, but I know some of these knots, I think I can figure it out .I would like to put lights in the jars or maybe lower the jars a bit...put lil plants in them ...OoOo!😊
I've been wanting to start some macrame, and I'm about to make some pods. However, is there a way to make a continuation pod hanger? Say, if I wanted it to hang vertically for cuttings? I don't even know where to begin, but I have a bunch of those Oui yogurt jars I'd love to put up for propagation, vertically. I can't do drapes cuz my place has those awful vertical blinds. :/
💙 hmmm 🤔 you can maybe get a larger ring and hang more than one pod on it at different lengths...or....you can hang it on a clip and then clip them on the top of the pod like a chain
+Kye Alexander yes you can spot clean and very gently hand wash only. Then lay flat to dry. It’s 100% cotton so be sure to use cold water and no dryer otherwise it will shrink and fray
Valerie Maran Tucker 💙 this was from a similar question. Hope it helps ☺️ I believe all the cords I cut were about 136 inches long (11 feet) or (3.75 yards) but I really encourage you to figure out your own lengths based on your desired curtain measurements. The formula I use is I take the measurement of what I want the final project length to be. Then double the “working cords” length You want the overall working cords to be twice as long as your desired length. When I say “working cords” that means the length of each cords after you tie the larks head (because it’s doubled over) So I wanted my curtain to be 34” long 68” is where I want the cords to hang from the larks head knot. So then my cut would be 136” to accommodate folding it over. I hope that makes sense, it’s kinda hard for me to describe without physical showing you.
@@SimplyInspiredbySheena 💜💜💜 that's roughly how I measure mine as well, I was referring to the cord itself, like 3mm or 4mm? Sorry, I asked that wrong.
PRANITA LANJEWAR 💙 I believe all the cords I cut were about 136 inches long (11 feet) or (3.75 yards) but I really encourage you to figure out your own lengths based on your desired curtain measurements. The formula I use is I take the measurement of what I want the final project length to be. Then double the “working cords” length You want the overall working cords to be twice as long as your desired length. When I say “working cords” that means the length of each cords after you tie the larks head (because it’s doubled over) So I wanted my curtain to be 34” long 68” is where I want the cords to hang from the larks head knot. So then my cut would be 136” to accommodate folding it over. Also I used 3.35 single strand cotton cord from RopeShop.ca (I’m not affiliated at this point in time just love their rope)
💙 They are propagation jars! This curtain went to my Mom and she likes to reroot cuttings on her kitchen windowsill. Unfortunately she was running out of room so I designed this curtain for her ☺️
Raven Powell 💙 I believe all the cords I cut were about 136 inches long (11 feet) or (3.75 yards) but I really encourage you to figure out your own lengths based on your desired curtain measurements. The formula I use is I take the measurement of what I want the final project length to be. Then double the “working cords” length You want the overall working cords to be twice as long as your desired length. When I say “working cords” that means the length of each cords after you tie the larks head (because it’s doubled over) So I wanted my curtain to be 34” long 68” is where I want the cords to hang from the larks head knot. So then my cut would be 136” to accommodate folding it over. I hope that makes sense, it’s kinda hard for me to describe without physical showing you.
Alicia Avila you’re very welcome 💕 Ooo a bikini would be a fun project or a bathing suit cover! Hmm 🤔 I might just have to try creating one. Thanks for the ideas 💕
Just amazing! Isubscr. I've just gotten into this stuff, I might try my hand with some jute. I have tons of plants (obsessed) and I love the look of hanging planters. You do locally you said, which state?
Haha yup I’m in BC Canada 🇨🇦, about an hour outside of Vancouver I work with jute too. It can be hard on your hands and just be careful not to inhale any fibres 💕
Very pretty piece. But the only thing difficult, or advanced, about it is the lack of clear instructions, and you didn't show the entire finished piece. I like it enough to make a similar one for my kitchen.
Brenda Goorhouse 💙 Thank you! ...and I agree, it is a simple pattern. I considered it advanced because this isn’t a one size fits all curtain. There needs to be a considerable amount of measurements to custom it a window. I never would expect a beginner to do that with ease. I apologize for the unclear instructions. I’m still fairly new to RUclips. While filming I only intended this to be a quick time lapsed video but due to the simple pattern I figured I could voice over with a bit of instructions. Thank you for watching 😊💙
💙💙💙 FAQ 💙💙💙
All the cords I cut were about 136 inches long (11 feet) or (3.75 yards) but I really encourage you to figure out your own lengths based on your desired curtain measurements.
The formula I use is I take the measurement of what I want the final project length to be. Then double the “working cords” length
You want the overall working cords to be twice as long as your desired length. When I say “working cords” that means the length of each cords after you tie the larks head (because it’s doubled over)
So I wanted my curtain to be 34” long 68” is where I want the cords to hang from the larks head knot. So then my cut would be 136” to accommodate folding it over.
Also I used 3.35 single strand cotton cord from RopeShop.ca (I’m not affiliated at this point in time just love their rope)
This is such an amazing artwork ❤ Well done
Very beautiful work.... Thank you for sharing idea....
Wonderfull work! I feel really inspired and encouraged to do a bigger macrame project watching this video. Thanks for sharing! ❤
💙 aw I’m happy to hear that ☺️ You should definitely try bigger projects just keep the knots simple until you are more and more confident
It's great work! Just wish they would show you how to do some patterns.
That is amazing!! I can only aspire to be this talented !!
💙 aww you are very kind, thank you ☺️💕
This is amazing! While watching this video I was thinking about how many hours went into making this. Such creativity.
Keep up the awesome work. Look forward to watching more videos from you. 😊
Chanel G aww 🥰 thank you...I believe it took around 10 hours to make. Which is quite awhile but totally worth it ❤️
What a beautiful idea ! Now all I need is to find a window to put it on .❤️thanks for sharing . Inge
Don Clarke You are very welcome 💙 I’m glad you enjoyed it ☺️
I really like this. I have already figured out how. I would just like a little help with the lengths on the rope. I understand there will be sizing differences. I would just like an idea of how long your ropes were. I am new to the figuring it out and am getting tired of the waste. If you could just give me an idea so my figures may be a little less wasteful. Thankyou
Thankyou i found the message you put with the lenghts.
Do you have all the instructions written? I mean the nods and other derails? How many pieces of cords are you working with?
Fabulous ideas thank you for sharing your skill 💐
Debra Waine you are very welcome 💙 I’m glad it was helpful ☺️
Wow!! Beautiful!! Thanks for sharing with us.
yo Molly thank you ☺️ and you’re very welcome 💙
Que lindo seu trabalho, parabéns!
Hi😊❤️. I do not know how long my thread should be for each dimension I consider. Is there a specific formula? can you help me?
Just gorgeous Sheena. I can see why your client was thrilled. 👍♥️😃👏
Karen billinger 😄❤️ aw thank you ☺️❤️
Tremendo trabajo.
Una maravilla.
Mucha luz!!
Nanan Roots Gracias, me alegra que te haya gustado 💙
@@SimplyInspiredbySheena me alegra aún más que usted pueda compartir conocimientos.
Buenos vientos!
muy hermoso gracias por enseñar.me gustaria nos enseñara mas cortinas .Gracias
So, beautiful!
💙 Thank you!
It looks like you only used one style of knot, just with different configurations....is that correct? LOVE THIS and would like to make it for my bedroom windows. I've never done macrame EEEK!
💙 Hello 👋🏻 yes it’s predominantly square knots! The tricky part is accurately getting the measurements right to custom fit your window
What length of rope did you start with? I've recently been getting into macrame and I feel confident enough to attempt one of these.
Beautiful job BTW.
Robbi Tracy I believe all the cords I cut were about 136 inches long (11 feet) or (3.75 yards) but I really encourage you to figure out your own lengths based on your desired curtain measurements.
The formula I use is I take the measurement of what I want the final project length to be. Then double the “working cords” length
You want the overall working cords to be twice as long as your desired length. When I say “working cords” that means the length of each cords after you tie the larks head (because it’s doubled over)
So I wanted my curtain to be 34” long 68” is where I want the cords to hang from the larks head knot. So then my cut would be 136” to accommodate folding it over.
I hope that makes sense, it’s kinda hard for me to describe without physical showing you.
@@SimplyInspiredbySheena It totally makes sense. I've mostly been making macrame hangers from Paracord as I've just been learning and had it on hand. It's crazy how quickly the knots eat up the slack though.
Thanks for the reply!
Robbi Tracy you’re very welcome 💕
Yes the knots completely use up all the length. I feel so guilty cutting the cords so long sometimes because of how expensive my rope is 😬 ....but I try my best to use up the waste by making feathers out of them or use it as fringe on another project.
Robbi Tracy paracord is cool though! One of my friends makes those men’s “survival bracelets” and survival gun straps out it.
Simply Inspired m
Late to the party and have just found this video. I would like to create these for my bedroom windows. I'd like to stop knotting at the bottom of the diamonds, skipping the mason jars. I am not certain how long that is from top knot to the diamond bottom to do my math on cord. I will probably add a couple inch "shag" under the diamonds.
Wow amazing work! Just loved it ❤ May I please know the kind of cotton rope used(its name) and the number of rope strings you have used for your window :) i.e the intial ones and the ones you added Thanks 🙃
💙 Thank you! I used 3mm single strand cotton cord. I did this curtain quite awhile ago and it now resides in my Mom’s kitchen window so unfortunately I’m unable to give you proper details. I do plan on doing another curtain soon so keep an eye out for that 😊
I’m sure after 2 years you’ve got no interest in this but just in the case that you do still want to know all of those things in your questions, I did notice the very first person in the comments when I tapped to open them was from her and she gave all the exact details that answer your questions.
Absolutely stunning. Thank you 😍
Karen Finnegan 💙aw glad you enjoyed it, thank you for watching 😊
I'm a beginner, but I know some of these knots, I think I can figure it out .I would like to put lights in the jars or maybe lower the jars a bit...put lil plants in them ...OoOo!😊
I've been wanting to start some macrame, and I'm about to make some pods. However, is there a way to make a continuation pod hanger? Say, if I wanted it to hang vertically for cuttings? I don't even know where to begin, but I have a bunch of those Oui yogurt jars I'd love to put up for propagation, vertically. I can't do drapes cuz my place has those awful vertical blinds. :/
💙 hmmm 🤔 you can maybe get a larger ring and hang more than one pod on it at different lengths...or....you can hang it on a clip and then clip them on the top of the pod like a chain
Awesome absolutely love it. Just ruinous can u wash these types of curtains?
+Kye Alexander yes you can spot clean and very gently hand wash only. Then lay flat to dry. It’s 100% cotton so be sure to use cold water and no dryer otherwise it will shrink and fray
This is so beautiful! Do you remember what size cord you used?
Valerie Maran Tucker 💙 this was from a similar question. Hope it helps ☺️
I believe all the cords I cut were about 136 inches long (11 feet) or (3.75 yards) but I really encourage you to figure out your own lengths based on your desired curtain measurements.
The formula I use is I take the measurement of what I want the final project length to be. Then double the “working cords” length
You want the overall working cords to be twice as long as your desired length. When I say “working cords” that means the length of each cords after you tie the larks head (because it’s doubled over)
So I wanted my curtain to be 34” long 68” is where I want the cords to hang from the larks head knot. So then my cut would be 136” to accommodate folding it over.
I hope that makes sense, it’s kinda hard for me to describe without physical showing you.
@@SimplyInspiredbySheena 💜💜💜 that's roughly how I measure mine as well, I was referring to the cord itself, like 3mm or 4mm? Sorry, I asked that wrong.
Wow I want to try, I never did anything like this before.
KeeKee J you should definitely give it a try! It’s a little time consuming especially if you have a larger window but it’s SOOOO worth it ☺️💕
What material we can use for it & how much quantity do we need for the size u have measured.
PRANITA LANJEWAR 💙 I believe all the cords I cut were about 136 inches long (11 feet) or (3.75 yards) but I really encourage you to figure out your own lengths based on your desired curtain measurements.
The formula I use is I take the measurement of what I want the final project length to be. Then double the “working cords” length
You want the overall working cords to be twice as long as your desired length. When I say “working cords” that means the length of each cords after you tie the larks head (because it’s doubled over)
So I wanted my curtain to be 34” long 68” is where I want the cords to hang from the larks head knot. So then my cut would be 136” to accommodate folding it over.
Also I used 3.35 single strand cotton cord from RopeShop.ca (I’m not affiliated at this point in time just love their rope)
What are the mason jars for?
💙 They are propagation jars! This curtain went to my Mom and she likes to reroot cuttings on her kitchen windowsill. Unfortunately she was running out of room so I designed this curtain for her ☺️
Ficou maravilhoso!!! Pode informar as medidas do cordão? Obrigada!! 😊
can i see th actual length of this?
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👏👏👏 you made a lovely curtain. 👍
Alicia Avila thank you ❤️
What lengths are the cord please . And how many are used . ?
Raven Powell 💙 I believe all the cords I cut were about 136 inches long (11 feet) or (3.75 yards) but I really encourage you to figure out your own lengths based on your desired curtain measurements.
The formula I use is I take the measurement of what I want the final project length to be. Then double the “working cords” length
You want the overall working cords to be twice as long as your desired length. When I say “working cords” that means the length of each cords after you tie the larks head (because it’s doubled over)
So I wanted my curtain to be 34” long 68” is where I want the cords to hang from the larks head knot. So then my cut would be 136” to accommodate folding it over.
I hope that makes sense, it’s kinda hard for me to describe without physical showing you.
Because you do not upload a vídeo making a garment for the beach.
There is none in RUclips.
You have a great channel. 👍
Thank you ....... 😘
Alicia Avila you’re very welcome 💕 Ooo a bikini would be a fun project or a bathing suit cover! Hmm 🤔 I might just have to try creating one. Thanks for the ideas 💕
@@SimplyInspiredbySheena
Or also a short beach outlet in macramé to put on the bikini, or shirt !!!!
A big hug from Spain..... 👋
@@SimplyInspiredbySheena
I use the translator, I'm sorry if it's misspelled. 🌷
Alicia Avila I understood what you meant ☺️💕
Boa tarde, lindo seu trabalho vc pode passar a quantidade de fios e os metros não entendo sua língua e não achei na descrição do vídeo
How much do you charge for one of these?
Hi, may I know the cord diameter that you are using?
Karen Katrea 💙 of course you may! Here I’m using 3.35mm single twist cotton from RopeShop.ca
wonderful channel. thanks for sharing
You’re welcome and thank you! ☺️❤️
@@SimplyInspiredbySheena you are so kind
What a side of rope?
Amazon has battery operated candles that would be perfectly housed in the jars
Medida dos fios?
Παρα πολυ ωραια Εξαιρετικα Δεν εχω λογια να εκφρασω
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Just amazing! Isubscr. I've just gotten into this stuff, I might try my hand with some jute. I have tons of plants (obsessed) and I love the look of hanging planters. You do locally you said, which state?
Woops nvrmind, you're in Canada. 😢
Haha yup I’m in BC Canada 🇨🇦, about an hour outside of Vancouver
I work with jute too. It can be hard on your hands and just be careful not to inhale any fibres 💕
That's not the same one in the picture I would like to see the instructions for that one
💙 Yes this is the EXACT same one in the picture. I only made one and it now sits in my mother’s kitchen window 🙂
Very pretty piece. But the only thing difficult, or advanced, about it is the lack of clear instructions, and you didn't show the entire finished piece. I like it enough to make a similar one for my kitchen.
Brenda Goorhouse 💙 Thank you! ...and I agree, it is a simple pattern. I considered it advanced because this isn’t a one size fits all curtain. There needs to be a considerable amount of measurements to custom it a window. I never would expect a beginner to do that with ease.
I apologize for the unclear instructions. I’m still fairly new to RUclips. While filming I only intended this to be a quick time lapsed video but due to the simple pattern I figured I could voice over with a bit of instructions.
Thank you for watching 😊💙
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Deveria ser mas lento