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5 Christmas Macrame Ornaments To DIY This Holiday Season
🎶 “Just hear those sleigh bells jingling, ring tingle tingling too...” 🎶
Hey, friends! It’s finally that magical time of year—Christmas!
My absolute favorite season. (And I bet you sang along with me just now!)
If you’ve been following along on my macrame journey, you know that creating is at the heart of everything I do.
And there’s no better time than the holidays to bring a little handmade love into the mix.
In our home, we have this special tradition.
Every year, each of us makes something by hand for the tree. It’s a simple but meaningful way to add a personal touch to the holiday.
And I absolutely love how it brings the family together in such a creative way.
That got me thinking—why not share that tradition with you?
I’m so excited to bring you these 5 Christmas Macrame Ornament Patterns—complete with step-by-step instructions.
You can add your own handmade touch to your holiday decor.
If you’re a seasoned macrame pro or just getting started, these ornaments are fun, easy, and perfect for crafting while watching your favorite holiday movies.
So, grab your macrame cord, put on a cozy Christmas film, and let’s knot some festive magic together! ✨
Macrame Christmas Tree Ornament
Picture this: you, cozy on the couch, armed with macrame cords in Grinchy green and Who-ville red, embarking on a mission to craft the cutest macrame Christmas tree ornament ever, all while the Grinch tries to steal Christmas on the screen.
Get your knot-tying game on point with a pattern that's as twisted as the Grinch's plot to swipe those presents.
Add a dash of sparkle, because, let's face it, even the Grinch secretly loves a bit of bling - we all remember the Christmas tree he made for Martha!
Now, every knot you tie is like a mini victory against the Grinch's dastardly plans.
Take snack breaks for Grinch snacks – think Grinch-green gummy bears and Who-ville popcorn – to keep your creative energy flowing.
Feel free to channel your inner Grinch by muttering a few "Bah, humbug!" exclamations whenever a knot goes awry.
And as your macrame masterpiece takes shape, imagine it as a symbol of holiday cheer that even the Grinch would begrudgingly approve.
And then, as the credits roll you can proudly hang your new Christmas tree on your tree, a testament to your crafty triumph in the face of Grinchy adversity!
To make to this macrame Christmas tree ornament with beads you will need the following supplies:
Once you've gathered your cord and supplies you're ready to begin! You can find the full set of step-by-step instructions for this pattern on, here on YouTube!
Macrame Santa Gnome
Turn your holiday crafting session into a festive fiesta by creating a macrame Santa gnome ornament for your Christmas tree while watching the enchanting "Christmas Chronicles."
Armed with red and white macrame cord, channel the mischievous spirit of the elves and the magic of the holidays to craft a gnome that embodies the whimsy of the film.
As you knot the cord, envision your macrame gnome taking on a life of its own, mirroring the playful antics of Santa's little helpers on screen.
Let the rhythmic knotting become a dance to the cheerful tunes of the movie's soundtrack.
Take snack breaks featuring cookies and milk, just like the ones Santa enjoys on his midnight gift-giving escapades.
By the time Kurt Russell's Santa wraps up his magical journey, your macrame Santa gnome will be ready to join the holiday festivities.
Hang it on the tree with a hearty dose of festive flair, and let it serve as a whimsical reminder of the joyous crafting session you had in the company of the Christmas Chronicles crew.
To make to this macrame Christmas gnome ornament with beads you will need the following supplies:
Once you've gathered your cord and supplies you're ready to get started! You can find the full set of step-by-step instructions for this pattern on on YouTube.
Christmas Wreath Ornament
Set the stage for a jolly holiday crafting extravaganza as you watch "A Christmas Carol" and embark on the whimsical journey of creating a macrame wreath ornament for your tree.
Imagine yourself as the Ghost of Christmas Crafts, weaving a festive masterpiece while Scrooge learns the true meaning of Christmas on the screen.
Grab your sparkly, Christmas-colored macrame cords and a wreath frame, ready to transform your living room into a festive workshop.
Channel your inner Tiny Tim, cheerfully knotting away and spreading holiday joy through every twist and turn of your macrame wreath.
Take breaks to enjoy some holiday treats—maybe even some Cratchit-inspired pudding or Bob's famous goose leftovers.
With each knot, let the festive tunes of carolers and the clinking of chains from Marley's ghost inspire your creativity.
By the end of the movie, you'll not only have experienced the heartwarming tale of Scrooge's redemption but also crafted a wreath that would make even the Ghost of Christmas Present do a little jig.
Hang it on your tree with pride, a testament to the joyous fusion of Christmas magic and crafty merriment.
To make to this macrame Christmas wreath ornament you will need the following supplies:
Once you've gathered your cord and supplies you're ready to begin! You can find the full set of step-by-step instructions for this pattern on our website blog post.
Christmas Star Ornament
Get ready for a festive fusion of crafting and chaos as you dive into the world of "Home Alone" while whipping up a macrame star ornament for your Christmas tree.
Imagine your living room as the ultimate crafting battleground, with Kevin's pranks providing the perfect backdrop for your creative escapades.
Armed with macrame cord and a sprinkle of McCallister mischief, let the holiday hijinks commence!
As you weave the macrame cords into a star, channel your inner Kevin McCallister and add a touch of cheeky flair to your creation paying homage to Kevin's resourcefulness.
Take snack breaks featuring strategically placed cheese pizzas and keep an eye out for any unexpected visitors (hopefully not the Wet Bandits) while crafting your star.
By the time the booby traps reach their peak on screen, you'll have crafted a star ornament that not only captures the essence of holiday fun but also stands as a testament to your own crafty ingenuity.
Hang it on the tree with a mischievous grin, and let your macrame star shine as brightly as Kevin's pranks.
To make to this macrame Christmas star ornament you will need the following supplies:
Once you've gathered your cord and supplies you're ready to begin!
You can find the full set of step-by-step instructions for this pattern on YouTube!
Christmas Angel Ornament
A Christmas Angel pairs with only one movie: It’s a Wonderful Life! You’ll embark on an angelic adventure of crafting while diving into the heartwarming world of Bedford Falls.
Get ready for a dose of holiday cheer as you weave the spirit of George Bailey into your macrame masterpiece. Imagine your angel ornament as a whimsical sidekick to Clarence, the bumbling yet endearing guardian angel from the movie.
As you knot and twist your macrame angel into shape, let each knot be a reminder of the heartwarming moments on screen.
During the film's most iconic scenes, treat yourself to some popcorn or a warm beverage, and savor the magic of the season.
By the time George realizes the true value of his wonderful life, you'll have crafted a celestial companion that embodies the joy and magic of the holidays.
Hang your macrame angel on the tree with pride, knowing it's a whimsical reminder of the wonderful crafting adventure you embarked on with George and Clarence. (Ring-a-ling-a ding-dong-ding!)
Come on, it's lovely weather for a sleigh ride together with you.
To make to this macrame Christmas star ornament you will need the following supplies:
Once you've gathered your cord and supplies you're ready to begin!
You can find the full set of step-by-step instructions for this pattern on our website blog posts or on YouTube!
As the holiday magic settles and the sound of sleigh bells drifts away, we’re wrapping up our macrame Christmas crafting journey on a heartwarming note.
Together, we’ve tied knots, kindled creativity, and added handmade magic to this joyful season—creating ornaments and, even more so, cherished memories.
Our "Very Macrame Christmas" has been about more than just crafting. Each ornament tells a story: from Grinch-inspired trees to Santa surprises, Dickensian wreaths, and the mischievous spirit of Home Alone.
These creations are more than decorations—they’re the threads that connect us, woven with laughter, warmth, and the spirit of giving.
As you hang your macrame ornaments, let them remind you of the joy of creativity and the festive spirit shared with loved ones.
Merry Christmas, and may the spirit of macrame continue to brighten your holidays for years to come!
Looking for Macrame Patterns and Projects?
I’ve got a fun variety of DIY macrame patterns for you to explore—whether you’re into creating unique wall hangings to spruce up your home or timeless plant hangers, there’s something for every skill level.
Each pattern is super easy to follow with step-by-step photos, clear instructions, and plenty of tips to help you along the way.
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I thought about it for a long time; what you do to your work that is totally uniqe and I just found out; you make them like music! A tone can be a tone, but also much more. It can speake to you. I see what you do. But I also hear it! Lovely!
//Charlotta, Sweden
Your designs are by far, the best out there!
Thankyou for you crafty ideas and motivation.
Wishing you and your little family a joyous festive season.
Enjoy the snow while weswim in hot weather
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