excellent way of teaching... beautiful project... thank you... will do this for my kitchen(for fruits/veggies) and craft room(to store yarn balls)...can also be put vertical on the wall in the bathroom to store bath tissues, hand towels etc.... velcro idea is awesome:)
I just stumbled upon your channel and let me tell you I had so much fun making this hammock it’s going to look great in my newly finished kitchen. Such a wonderful tutorial keep it up !
Love this video and your detailed instructions! However I made the spaces between my knots smaller to be able to hold clementines. I also started my first row of square knots flush to the dowel for more protection if it gets over-filled. Subscribing for sure 😊
Your instructions were very easy to follow. My finished piece measures as you have indicated in comments to others posts however the hammock did not hold the fruit it just fell out.
I have had that happen too sometimes but I just move the ropes around, make sure they are all the way across the dowels, rearrange the fruit so the larger ones are on the bottom, things like that. You could also try adding a couple more rows so the knots are closer together, that might help.
You're welcome! I bought them at the Dollar Tree. It is a mini travel Jenga game. If you can't find it you may want to try balsa wood from most craft stores or Amazon, you might have to cut them down to size but it is pretty soft wood so it shouldn't be too hard. Hope this helps.
The cotton rope you are using looks bigger than the 3mm 🤔 also can you add on additional ropes after completed? It's not wide enough with 8 pcs. This was a great tutorial....thank yoy
Hi, yes, It is a standard 3 mm macrame rope. I think yes; you could add more. You would just need to take out some of the knots on the side you add them onto.
Thank you so much I’m going to be making one this week. Can you tell me how long and wide the finished hammock is if I used the rope lengths you provide?
You're welcome! I am not sure exactly sure how long it is as mine has stretched some since I have been using it. Right now, mine is about 18 inches. It is about 10 inches wide as I stretch it to the edge where the cup hook is. So it covers the length of the dowels allowing about an inch on each side for the cup hook. Some people have said theirs did not turn out long enough so if you want yours to be longer you may want to cut your ropes longer from the beginning and add some extra rows, just in case. Good luck!
I'm not sure, but I think so. It might even make it more sturdy and hold more fruit. Not sure if the velcro version would hold the extra weight though. You might need to attach with screws.
Do you know how to macrame large glass balls? I have some from my husband's grandmother, and I'd love to hang it up as decor around the house. Thanks in advance!
I haven't made one like that before but it would be an interesting challenge. I assume the base would need to have a closely knotted basket weave pattern to hold it in place. I'll see if I can practice one and if it turns out, I'll make a future video. Thanks for the idea!
Hi! I bought it on Amazon. It is Macrame Cord, 3 mm, 328 yards, Natural - It was $16.99 when I bought it. You can buy smaller rolls too if don’t need that much. Hope this helps.
Oh dear!!! i just waisted so much cord! I made two at the suggested pattern and they definatley need to be wilder. they cannot hold anything! i'm going remake one, and make 10 strips at 6 1/2 feet long. looking for another pattern too.
If you are referring to the depth of the cabinets, mine are 12 inches. The dowels are also 12 inches long, so they come right to the edge. If you are referring to how far apart I placed the dowels, they are 13 inches apart. I think either way, it sounds like you would have enough with your 15 inches. Hope that helps. :)
I’ve done this 3 times now and each time the hammock isn’t wide or doesn’t have enough slack to put fruit in without it spilling out. I’ve tried giving more space between the rows but still the same outcome. I am using a single strand rope instead but didn’t think it’d effect the pattern so much.Any tips?
I had that problem with my first try too. I had left too much space between the lattice pattern, meaning between the rows of square knots. Also the slack is based on the distance between the two dowels. My dowels are about 13 inches apart, for reference. It might also be the type of rope as you mentioned. I have noticed mine has stretched a little over time but it has not effected the hold of the fruit. Hope this helps.
Hi Frances, I assume you are meaning the rope slides toward the center of the dowels. Mine does that some times too but I just push them apart again and once i add the fruit the weight creates enough pressure to keep them in place. Hope this helps.
It’s super frustrating to try to follow this video. I started and got so confused why the first lengths were different and thought I missed something so I went back and restarted to match the lengths and I’ve had to restart this for a third time because I thought I messed it up.
I'm sorry you had so much trouble with it. I suggested adding some additional length to the cords as some people had commented that it was too short. I find with Macrame it helps to cut your cords a little longer than suggested, just in case. But, of course that is just a personal preference.
Yes, sorry about that. Mine are about 13 inches apart but that amount determines how deep the drop is so if you want a deeper drop (meaning more space for more fruit) you could put them slightly closer together. Hope this helps.
@@marlamakes5740 now I'm sorry. I should have said that I already knew the answer. I was just pointing it out so that you could tell others who might not know. Your macrame was very nice. 😊
excellent way of teaching... beautiful project... thank you... will do this for my kitchen(for fruits/veggies) and craft room(to store yarn balls)...can also be put vertical on the wall in the bathroom to store bath tissues, hand towels etc.... velcro idea is awesome:)
What an awesome idea!!
Hello from Turkey, I tried it today& made macrame for the first time, thanks for the nice explanation😊
My daughter wants this, so I searched and found your channel. Your instructions are so clear! Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you for explaining in a easy way
Amazing video. You explain everything so perfectly. Making mine now. And of course subscribed 😃
Thanks for the sub!
Omg this was so fun to make; th am you for thoroughly explaining it I am a beginner unlike you!
Glad it was helpful!
SUCH A WONDERFUL TUTORIAL !! Well done !!! KEEP IT UP ❤️
Thanks! I appreciate the feedback.
I just stumbled upon your channel and let me tell you I had so much fun making this hammock it’s going to look great in my newly finished kitchen. Such a wonderful tutorial keep it up !
Yay! So glad you did. It is really easy and fun to make. Glad you liked it. Thanks so much for the support. I really appreciate it!
Thank you, Marla. You're a great teacher!
You are so welcome! Thank you for the support
I am so happy I found your channel! I look forward to creating one of these when I move in a few weeks!!!
Thanks for the support! Good luck with your move.
Hi Marla,Im new to your channel and i just love your work and love you too. Thanks for your great ideas.
Thank you for sharing! I'm excited to make one 😃
Love this video and your detailed instructions! However I made the spaces between my knots smaller to be able to hold clementines. I also started my first row of square knots flush to the dowel for more protection if it gets over-filled. Subscribing for sure 😊
Great idea! Thanks for sharing
Thank you for sharing I'm going to try it
Great, Have fun!
Thanks for this tutorial! Super easy to follow! Looking forward to watching more of your videos 🙂
Glad it was helpful!
This is so easy to follow and extremely helpful!
Thanks! Glad it was helpful!
Love this! Super excited to try it out, just have to get supplies :)
Have fun!
Thanks so much for this video❤very happy with the one i made following your instructions 🙂
You’re welcome 😊 Glad you liked it!
Great video Marla! Loved how you explained everything, made it super clear! Definitely subscribing! 💓
Yay! Thank you! Appreciate the support
Great tutorial! Going to make one today for my kitchen, thank so much!
Thanks! Hope you like it!
Thank you so much for this tutorial! It's very easy to follow and I'm feeling confident that I can make this 😀
You are so welcome! Yes, you should try it. You can do it! Thanks
Love it queen
Your instructions were very easy to follow. My finished piece measures as you have indicated in comments to others posts however the hammock did not hold the fruit it just fell out.
I have had that happen too sometimes but I just move the ropes around, make sure they are all the way across the dowels, rearrange the fruit so the larger ones are on the bottom, things like that. You could also try adding a couple more rows so the knots are closer together, that might help.
Thanks a ton . Very helpful and easy to make. My challenge would be to install it . 😹
Thanks! Tbh, installing was the hardest part, lol! You can do it!
@@marlamakes5740 welcome Marla. Yikes... having second thoughts about making it.
Very easy to follow I made one thanks for the video I subscribed
So glad you made it and thanks for the sub!
Omg thank god for this video!!! Where did you find the pieces of wood blocks?
You're welcome! I bought them at the Dollar Tree. It is a mini travel Jenga game. If you can't find it you may want to try balsa wood from most craft stores or Amazon, you might have to cut them down to size but it is pretty soft wood so it shouldn't be too hard. Hope this helps.
I would also love if you could do a plant hanger tutorial if you know so how
Sure! I will add it to my list of future videos and definitely do that soon. Thanks
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Thanks!
The cotton rope you are using looks bigger than the 3mm 🤔 also can you add on additional ropes after completed? It's not wide enough with 8 pcs. This was a great tutorial....thank yoy
Hi, yes, It is a standard 3 mm macrame rope. I think yes; you could add more. You would just need to take out some of the knots on the side you add them onto.
great tutorial, esp for a macrame newbie. how long do you decide to cut the rope pieces? I was hoping to make a longer hammock. thanks!
Thanks! I cut mine at 5 1/2 feet but you definitely could make them longer.
Thank you so much I’m going to be making one this week. Can you tell me how long and wide the finished hammock is if I used the rope lengths you provide?
You're welcome! I am not sure exactly sure how long it is as mine has stretched some since I have been using it. Right now, mine is about 18 inches. It is about 10 inches wide as I stretch it to the edge where the cup hook is. So it covers the length of the dowels allowing about an inch on each side for the cup hook. Some people have said theirs did not turn out long enough so if you want yours to be longer you may want to cut your ropes longer from the beginning and add some extra rows, just in case. Good luck!
Thanks you so much for getting back to me. My friend wanted it 20 inches so I will cut cords just a little longer. ❤️
Would it still work the same if I used slightly thicker rope and dowels?
I'm not sure, but I think so. It might even make it more sturdy and hold more fruit. Not sure if the velcro version would hold the extra weight though. You might need to attach with screws.
i'm sure it would. i'm trying to figure out how to make it wider
Do you know how to macrame large glass balls? I have some from my husband's grandmother, and I'd love to hang it up as decor around the house. Thanks in advance!
I haven't made one like that before but it would be an interesting challenge. I assume the base would need to have a closely knotted basket weave pattern to hold it in place. I'll see if I can practice one and if it turns out, I'll make a future video. Thanks for the idea!
Excellent!
Glad you liked it!
Benim kedim onun üstüne çıkar salıncak niyetinde oturur ❤️🤗
Haha, That is awesome! A creative alternate use.
Where can I find the rope ? Thanks for sharing
Hi! I bought it on Amazon. It is Macrame Cord, 3 mm, 328 yards, Natural - It was $16.99 when I bought it. You can buy smaller rolls too if don’t need that much. Hope this helps.
any craft store or AMAZON
Oh dear!!! i just waisted so much cord! I made two at the suggested pattern and they definatley need to be wilder. they cannot hold anything! i'm going remake one, and make 10 strips at 6 1/2 feet long. looking for another pattern too.
So sorry it didn't work out for you.
What is the thickness of the rope please?
Hi! It's standard 3 mm macrame rope.
What is the length if your hammock? I would love to make one for myself but I have about 15 inches to play with under my cabinet.
If you are referring to the depth of the cabinets, mine are 12 inches. The dowels are also 12 inches long, so they come right to the edge. If you are referring to how far apart I placed the dowels, they are 13 inches apart. I think either way, it sounds like you would have enough with your 15 inches. Hope that helps. :)
Yes ma'am. Thank you! I just got my macrame cord in the mail so I'll be trying your tutorial tomorrow ☺
I’ve done this 3 times now and each time the hammock isn’t wide or doesn’t have enough slack to put fruit in without it spilling out. I’ve tried giving more space between the rows but still the same outcome. I am using a single strand rope instead but didn’t think it’d effect the pattern so much.Any tips?
I had that problem with my first try too. I had left too much space between the lattice pattern, meaning between the rows of square knots. Also the slack is based on the distance between the two dowels. My dowels are about 13 inches apart, for reference. It might also be the type of rope as you mentioned. I have noticed mine has stretched a little over time but it has not effected the hold of the fruit. Hope this helps.
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Thanks!
why the heck wont mine stay alrt
apart
Hi Frances, I assume you are meaning the rope slides toward the center of the dowels. Mine does that some times too but I just push them apart again and once i add the fruit the weight creates enough pressure to keep them in place. Hope this helps.
I decided to add for rope, like instead of 8 i had 12 to make the net part bigger
It’s super frustrating to try to follow this video. I started and got so confused why the first lengths were different and thought I missed something so I went back and restarted to match the lengths and I’ve had to restart this for a third time because I thought I messed it up.
I'm sorry you had so much trouble with it. I suggested adding some additional length to the cords as some people had commented that it was too short. I find with Macrame it helps to cut your cords a little longer than suggested, just in case. But, of course that is just a personal preference.
You didn't tell how far apart to place the two dowels.
Yes, sorry about that. Mine are about 13 inches apart but that amount determines how deep the drop is so if you want a deeper drop (meaning more space for more fruit) you could put them slightly closer together. Hope this helps.
@@marlamakes5740 now I'm sorry. I should have said that I already knew the answer. I was just pointing it out so that you could tell others who might not know. Your macrame was very nice. 😊