A while ago some friends of ours moved into a beautiful victorian house just outside of Edinburgh. I say this, I’ve not seen it yet, but we have seen photos and it seems spacious, light and homely with tiled floors and raised ceilings – the perfect place to raise their wonderful girls. During a chat with my friend she mentioned that she was keeping an eye out for a macramé wall hanging as she had a large blank space in need of art work. I took this as a request, had a rummage online and Crystal from Marching North (click here for the pattern) did not disappoint.
I think I’ve made around four macramé items now, two very simple plant hangers, the more complex hanger in my previous post and now the wall hanger pictured here. This was surprisingly simple to make and it only took about two hours. I cut some cords a little longer to accommodate the thicker branch and I omitted the final step, it was easily done, a pleasure and I’m pleased with the result. I hope you like it too. x
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