The holiday season is finally here and am so excited to share with you a very easy macrame holiday ornament! These ornaments bring a lot of beautiful detail to any Christmas tree and what's makes it even more special is that you
Materials:
Macrame cord
Wooden Ring
Comb or Brush
Scissors
Wooden bead (optional)
Mini bell (optional)
Macrame Tree Ornament
1. Cut 20 pieces of cord measuring 9 inches each. You will also need 1 piece of cord (or jute cord) which will measure 10 inches will be used to hang on the tree.
2. After cutting up all of the pieces, grab one of the 9 inches cord and create a larks head knot* onto the wooden ring
*The larks head knot consists of folding the cord in half, putting the loop through the center of the wooden ring, and pull the ends of the cord through the loop
3. Use the remaining 19 cords and repeat step 2 until your wooden ring is covered with the cords
4. Next, you will need to brush out the cord in order to create that lovely texture that surrounds the wooden ring
5. Trim the fringed cord to the length of your liking, in the photo it is roughly one inch.
6. Now you can either use the 10 inch cord or twine which will be used to hang out macrame ornament.
7. Optional: at. this point of the process you have the option to either add beads, bells, or any other items that will give your
At this point in your macrame holiday ornament creating journey I want to say... CONGRATS! You just made your own beautiful ornament! Also, I am currently editing the video that goes along with this pattern BUT if you want to look at macrame patterns that are similar to this one, I highly recommend checking out Rox Shana's video who does an increadible job!
While you work on this pattern and questions pop, I recommend either 1) adding your comment below, 2) email me at freshcutyarn@gmail.com, or 3) send me a direct message on instagram. If you do not have a question but still want to say hi, you are more than welcome to reach out to me through either option listed above.
Thanks again, I hope you have a wonderful day, and stay tuned for future free patterns!
Cindy 💖
