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Macrame is easier to learn than you might think. With just a few essential knots under your belt, you’ll be ready to tackle all sorts of beautiful projects—from wall hangings to plant hangers to jewelry.
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The best part? You don’t need fancy equipment. Just grab some cord, a base to attach it to, and you’re ready to start creating.
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Half Hitch Knot
The half hitch knot is incredibly versatile—work it horizontally, vertically, or diagonally to create borders, outlines, and intricate details. Repeat it to form the double half hitch, which shows up constantly in geometric patterns and structured wall pieces.
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Square Knot
The square knot combines two half-knots in opposite directions and is beloved for its strength and clean look. You’ll spot it in bracelets, belts, wall hangings, and plant hangers wherever durability matters.
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Overhand Knot
Don’t overlook this simple knot—it’s essential for finishing. Use it to secure cord ends and prevent fraying, giving your braids, plant hangers, tassels, and jewelry a polished appearance.
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