18 DIY Macramé Plant Hanger Patterns
The macramé technique comes handy for making all sorts of home décor items and accessories, from wall hangings and curtains to bracelets, belts, and jackets. It is often the best option when it comes to handmade designer plant hangers. If you love gardening, but don’t have any open space for housing plants, think about having a hanging garden, where you can grow your favorite orchids and flowers in small pots and baskets hanging from rope hangers.
Macramé Plant Hanger Instructions
Once you master the technique enough, you can try to make the end product even more special by adding small wooden beads to the hanger.
DIY: Pink Macramé Plant Hanger
One of the simplest patterns, this one is suitable for you if you are just learning the basic macramé method.
Yet another pretty and simple pattern, the green color really suits a plant hanger. You are free to use any other color for a vibrant hanging garden.
Carousel Buttons Macramé Plant Hanger
This one does look quite intimidating with its textured handiwork and multiple stranded designs. Check the DIY instructions and you will know how to work it.
Hanging Succulent Garden: Macramé Plant Hangers
Here you can see how the same pattern for a simple plant hanger can look unique by the use of differently shaped pots and baskets.
Make a Macramé Plant Hanger: DIY
Just a basic net-like hanger made out of nylon thread, this one can transform your indoors by giving it a classy yet contemporary look.
The color pink is looking really nice against the pale white background, but you may want to pick a color that would match your interior to create a striking contrast.
A mini plant holder pattern, you can use a longer rope and adjust the measurements to make a bigger plant hanger that will support larger pots.
Macrame Patterns: Plant Hanger with 2 Tiers
Here is a simple two tire plant hanger pattern for those of you looking to accommodate more plants in lesser space.
DIY Twine Macrame Plant Hanger Instructions
The most basic and classic one made with twine, this one is ideal for small lightweight plants. It can even support moderately heavy pots, but it is better to avoid the risk of the twine breaking due to too much weight.
How to Make a Macrame Plant Hanger: Step by Step Instructions
DIY: Simple Macrame Plant Hanger
How to Make a Simple Macramé Plant Hanger
This pattern uses the half square knot to create the pretty clustered design. Follow the link to get the step by step instructions with pictures.
DIY: Make a Macrame Plant Hanger
DIY tutorial for Macrame Plant Hanger
Make these easy plant hangers in any color you like and use white or multicolored plastic pots to convert your balcony into a creative greenhouse.
Easy Kid-Friendly Macrame Planters
As the name suggests, this pattern is ideal for teaching your kids about the wonders of the macramé technique. Using multi-colored ropes would make it more interesting for them as they have fun creating a little something for their home.
Stylish plant hangers are a great way of giving your house a nice makeover while contributing to a cleaner environment. It also allows you to utilize leftover cloth tie and scrap ropes in a fun and creative way.
Published on April 16th 2015 by Daphne Bennette
I have been thinking about my best friends plant hanging in her window since I was 16. I have always wanted to make one of them but never knew what it was called. I was thrilled to run across the site. Thank you for the time you took to share your talent
Ceci
I love the micro macrame. A nifty way to spruce up the door.
Where can I get the Simple Macrame plant hanger pattern
I just would like to know where I go to get the pattern
Hi Florence. You need to just click on the green headings above the images and see the tutorials.
how do i get the instruction?
Hi Katherine. Just click on the green headings above the images and you will be redirected to the tutorial page.
Some links are broken. Bummer
Sorry for the inconvenience. You may check now. The article has been updated.
Those ideas are very inspiration. wanna try one of them someday. Keep up sharing..
These patterns are great. I made a loin cloth from them for my husband.
Both links I tried didn’t work.
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this is awesome. i found 1 online and actually made it . didnt turn out bad at all. sure hurt my arms tho any tips on making it pain free, arthritus stinks but love your site ty so much
awesome you cant buy those plant hangers around my little dinky town. we dont even have a fast food place. i cant wait to get some materials now..thankyou so much