Sharing my largest plant hanger creation so far – it’s as tall as me. 🙂 This was a fun project because I just…made!
At first, I intended for this project to end up a macra-weave piece, but then it morphed into a macrame plant hanger. No regrets!
I used classic lark’s head and square knots, and made use of negative space. What I like about this piece is the asymmetrical nature of the plant holders. The top section turned out very structured so I wanted the plant holder area to have more movement and whimsy. Each plant pocket is a little different, and I added wood hoops to finish off the base of each.
Like Sirena, this was a piece I ended up taking apart many times to get the “fall” of the plant pockets just right. I’m excited for the loose rope strands at the ends to fray as time goes on, too.
The best part about this project is you can purchase it in my shop. 🙂
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