Transform Your Table with This Unique Macrame Flower Coaster

Getting Started: Materials and Tools

- 3-4mm macrame cord (3 colors) – Choose 3mm for a finer look or 4mm for something a bit thicker, depending on your preference
Essential Macrame Tools:

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Macrame Flower Coaster with Stem and Leaf Details
Skill Level:
- Beginner
Completed Size:
- 4" length x 4" height
Time Duration:
- 1 - 2 hours
Materials Needed (for 1 unit):
Length of Cord Needed:
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Outer Flower (Color #1): 1 x 320 cm ( 126") ,1 x 130 cm 951")
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Inner Flower (Color #2): 1 x 120 cm (47"), 1 x 130 cm (51")
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Stem (Color #3): 1 x 100 cm (39"), 1 x 30 cm (12"), 1 x 50 cm (20")
How to Make a FUN DIY Macrame Flower Coaster with Stem and Leaf | Video Tutorial
How to Make a FUN DIY Macrame Flower Coaster with Stem and Leaf | Step-by-Step Guide
*Note: We recommend following the tutorial video for more detailed instructions and to achieve the best results.
This will provide additional guidance and clarity as you work through each step
Step 1 :
- Take 1 x 120 cm Color # 2 Cord and place it down horizontally.
- Attach a strand of 320 cm Color #1 cord onto the horizontal cord with a Reverse Lark's Head knot.



Step 2 :
- Add 2 Vertical Lark's Head knots on the right-side with the right-working cord
and then another 2 on the left-side with the left working cord.



Step 3 :
- Fold the pattern over together and attach 1 x 130 cm Color #1 cord onto the 2 horizontal Anchor cords with Double Half Hitch ("DHH") knots.



Step 4 :
- Take a strand of Color #2 cord at 130 cm long and attach it onto the 2 anchor cords with DHH knots as well.


Step 5 :
- Take the right anchor cord to the right for 2 DHH knots.


Step 6 :
- With the third working cord, make 5 vertical Lark's Head knots onto the anchor cord.



Step 7 :
- Bring the anchor cord to the left for 2 DHH knots.



Step 8:
- Repeat for 3 more petals to the right.


Step 9 :
- Follow the same pattern on the left side for 4 flower petals to the left.



Step 10 :
- Using Color #3 cords, use a 50 cm working cord to make 5 consecutive vertical Lark's Head knots onto the 30 cm anchor cord.



Step 11 :
- Using a strand of Color #3 cord at 100 cm long, make 2 Square knots onto the middle 4 Then make another 2 Square knots with all vertical cords as anchor cords.



Step 12 :
- Place half of the leaf pattern on the front and half to the back on the right side.
Then make 3 consecutive Square knots gathering all the cords in the middle.



Step 13 :
- Trim off excess cords and tuck the working cord ends through the Square knots at the back.



And there you have it—a sweet little macrame flower coaster with a stem and leaf, all knotted up and ready to brighten your space!
This project is such a fun way to dip into macrame, and I hope you enjoyed following along.
If you haven’t yet, check out the full tutorial in my video (watch here))—it’s got all the steps laid out, plus a few extra tips to make your coaster shine.
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