Diy macrame light fixture

Learn how to make your own beautiful DIY macrame chandelier in this step by step pattern and video tutorial!

This easy macrame light fixture tutorial only requires two macrame knots and looks like a high end flush mount light cover.

Statement lighting doesn't have to be expensive! In this tutorial, I'm showing how to make a cheap trendy DIY pendant light using jute yarn.

A few motifs for this lampshade chandelier: the shapes that I think are elegant in this lampshade are the flower of life and infinity shapes. The flower of life shape can be achieved by a closely woven together double half hitch. It looks like circles layered over each other. The infinity shape comes from a double josephine knot. DIY Macrame Hanging Chandelier Materials white cotton rope blue cotton rope gold hoop gold chain – I used a planter hanging chain DIY Macrame Hanging Chandelier…

I've been seeing DIY chandelier and light fixtures all over Pinterest. You can do this chandelier in any color, more layers, less layers, different metallics, lights or no lights. The possibilities are endless.

Introducing our Boho-inspired lighting masterpiece: the Fringe Chandelier, a stunning Macrame lampshade adorned with bohemian tassels. Elevate the ambiance of your cherished spaces with a touch of romance and Bohemian charm. Crafted from premium unbleached cotton rope of the highest quality, this piece exudes elegance and durability, promising to illuminate your surroundings with warmth and style. Measuring 40 cm in diameter (approximately 14.5 inches) and standing at a height of 40-45 cm…

Enhance the vibe of your home with DIY hanging light projects! Craft a boho-chic macrame pendant light using rope and a basic light kit to elevate your living space. Alternatively, transform old wine bottles into charming hanging light fixtures by adding fairy lights for a touch of magic. These budget-friendly endeavors are simple yet impactful, infusing warmth and beauty into any room.

This macrame light fixture tutorial kind of happened by accident as I hinted in my last post. I wanted to make a macrame cat bed and had purchased all of the materials used in today’s post.