Knotted Rope Plant Hanger

3mm single strand cotton string metal or wooden ring 60 70mm cut eight pieces of string to a length of 4 5 yards or 4 meters.

Knotted rope plant hanger.

Start by cutting 8 pieces of rope that are plenty long enough to have some rope hanging at the bottom plus plenty extra for hanging up above the pot. Make the ends even and tie it off at the top. Each support will be made of two 3 pieces of rope so 1 knot 1 support etc. Rope macramé plant hanger.

You ll also need to account for a little extra length for tying the knots around the pot. Take the ring and run one of the 6 lengths of rope through. The original length of the rope will give you a hanger a little less than half as long. This straightforward diy post here gives you a quick 3 step tutorial to create a knotted rope plant hanger in less than 30 minutes.

100 in 250 cm of rope will give you a planter about 4 ft 1 2 m long. Not my video originally found on imgur. If you re a plant lover you ll love the way these hangers will put your plants on display both indoors and outdoors. 80 in 200 cm for example will give you a 40 in 100 cm hanger or a little over 3 ft 0 91 m.

You should clone this braided plant holder if you have an art loving heart inside. Beautifully knotted and braided chic white rope plant holder finally has been added up with a bowl like planter for an excellent hanging eye piece as you can see. Knotted rope plant hanger in 30 minutes or less. The silver metal o ring at the top attaches to hooks brackets etc.

Now tie a knot at the end of your 8 strands of rope several inches from the end. Gently pull your new knotted string plant hanger up over your recycled container. Overview primitive planters indoor outdoor all natural jute knotted plant hanger coordinates with any color pot pottery flower hanging basket plants and flowers. The final step is knotting all 8 strands together at the top for hanging.

I tried to leave about an inch from the loop to the knot to allow the rope to stay as close to the other supports later. Macramé the art of knotting rope is a trendy way to make your own boho chic inspired plant hangers. Looks great when used with glassware vases. It s a trend that s been resurrected from the 70s and it s even better than before.

Repeat for remaining supports. If you want it shorter or longer you can adjust the rope length. Add a hook to hang from a window shelf.