Cascading Diamonds Macramé Wall Hanging [Pattern]

15 December 2021
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Made with thick macramé rope using only two knots, Cascading Diamonds is the perfect first large-scale macramé project (and it can be made with yarn instead of rope, so no pressure to purchase special materials if you prefer to use what you have on hand). Its dramatic geometric design makes it fun for experienced knot-makers, too. Step-by-step photo instructions introduce the two knots, and a layout diagram makes it clear how the piece comes together. So grab some rope or yarn, some enormous beads and a dowel, and get knotting!

Materials

  • Scissors
  • Measuring tape
  • Wooden dowel (41 cm/16 inches long, 2 cm/0.75 inches in diameter)
  • Approximately 100 m/324 ft. of natural 5.5 mm 3-ply rope (notes included for substituting yarn)
  • 6 wooden beads (30 mm/1 inch round)
  • About 45 cm/18 inches of natural 3 mm string (or other thin string) to be used to hang your project
image description: a macrame wallhanging, made of cream-coloured rope and wooden beads

Copyright © Chantel Conlon except as indicated.

About Chantel Conlon

Chantel Conlon, creator of Lots of Knots Canada, is a macramé artist/author, content creator, and fiber art supplier known for her video tutorials and innovative designs. She is one of the most followed macramé artists in the world. She incorporates unique fibers into her designs and tutorials using coloured string, rope, wool roving, vegan ribbons, raffia, baskets and more. Her first book, "Mixed Fiber Macrame," was released in November, 2020. She loves to connect with her students and followers on YouTube, Instagram, Pinterest and on Facebook. She currently lives in Kitchener, Ontario, with her family.

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