Our journey started with a single knot, and we’re here to help you begin yours.

Macrame is more than a craft—it’s a calming practice that helps you slow down and create with intention.

Anyone can enjoy knotting, and we’re excited to guide you as you start!

Key Topics:

• What is Macrame?: Learn its history and how it has become a meditative, creative outlet.
• Essential Tools & Materials: Discover the basic tools and recommended macrame cords.
• Basic Knots to Begin: Follow simple tutorials to master foundational knots like the Lark’s Head and Square Knot.

This stage is all about gaining confidence and finding the calming rhythm of macrame.

We’ve picked beginner-friendly projects that are easy and rewarding.

Whether it’s a keychain or small wall hanging, these projects will help you get comfortable with the basics.

Key Topics:

• Beginner Projects: Practice basic knots with simple projects like keychains, coasters, and mini wall hangings.
• Step-by-Step Guidance: Follow detailed tutorials and guides with helpful tips.
• Building Confidence: Master macrame through repetition and practice, boosting your skills with each project.

Now that you’ve mastered the basics, it’s time to level up with more complex patterns.

We’ll introduce new techniques and knot combinations to take your macrame skills further.

Challenge yourself with detailed designs that show off the beauty of this craft.

Key Topics:

• Intermediate Projects: Try plant hangers, large wall hangings, or bags using a mix of knots.
• Mastering New Knots: Learn intricate knots to elevate your macrame.
• Patterns & Textures: Explore unique patterns and textures to add depth to your designs.

This is where your macrame journey becomes truly your own.

Go beyond following patterns and start creating your own designs.

We’ll guide you in turning your ideas into unique pieces that reflect your style and creativity.

Key Topics:

• Designing Patterns: Learn how to sketch, choose knots, and plan your projects.
• Creative Combinations: Mix knots and techniques to make one-of-a-kind pieces.
• Finishing Touches: Add fringe, beads, and finishing techniques for a polished look.