Ending macrame knot

Michelle | Macrame Trainer & Creator on Instagram: "This is up there in my top few favourite macrame knots! How to tie a leaf knot in macrame: A leaf knot is a neat way to finish off the end of a cord. 1. Loop the loose end of the cord to the left, then up and over the top of itself (to the right). Ensure you leave a enough cord to complete the knot. 2. Wrap the loose end of the cord around to the back of the right side and thread it through the middle of the loop, bringing it out…

Step 1. Place top rope over the top of the filler ropes bundle to form a loop. Hold the loop in place and begin wrapping tightly around the filler ropes.Step...

Macrame Decor By Katerina on Instagram: "Tutorial to save: 4x1.3m cord (3mm) 9x outer square knots (8x inner ones) 2x70cm cord - > Finish both ends with Gathering knot Total size approx 25cm . . . . #macrametutorial #macrametutorials #makrame #uzliky #drhani #makrameetutorial #macrameforbeginner #craftingtutorials #crafttutorial #bookmarktutorial"

Learn how to create 6 macrame finishing knots to neatly tie off the end of a cord or a project and prevent any of the cords from unravelling.

Had an enquiry to make tutorial how to attach cord to the other ring. Hope these ways help a bit👍 . . . #macrametutorial. Taylor Swift · I Can Do It With a Broken Heart

Often times we end a macrame wall hanging, coaster or other macrame projects with fringe since it is the natural way to end a piece. However, there are times when ending a macrame project without fringe is necessary for the particular design and today, we will go through 2 ways on how you can end a macrame piece with no fringe. Using one of the same techniques, we will also go over how to tuck in loose cord ends. #macramefinishingend #macramediy #macrametutorialbeginner…