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macrame plant hanger kit hobbycraft DIY Macrame Kit | Colorblock Plant Hanger

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macrame plant hanger kit hobbycraft DIY Macrame Kit | Colorblock Plant HangerKnot the coziest holder for your favorite plant baby with this beginner friendly macrame plant hanger kit. The instructions will teach you two types of macrame knots, and your finished project will hold a pot up to 6 in diameter. The Audrey plant hanger features a fun and colorful macrame design. Wrap knots in three coordinating shades grace the top of the piece, echoed by three more wrap knots nestled just below your plant pot. (Plant and pot not

Knot the coziest holder for your favorite plant baby with this beginner-friendly macrame plant hanger kit.  The instructions will teach you two types of macrame knots, and your finished project will hold a pot up to 6” in diameter.  

The Audrey plant hanger features a fun and colorful macrame design.  Wrap knots in three coordinating shades grace the top of the piece, echoed by three more wrap knots nestled just below your plant pot.  (Plant and pot not included.)  

Color choices: Choose from one of the preset color combinations, or design your own color combo by picking any three available shades. (See the pictures for available colors.) 

Stock up on kits so you can craft together with friends, or plan some solo crafting time on a rainy day.  

The kit is designed for all skill levels (including beginners), and includes all of the plant hanger materials.  You get to learn the knots your way, with easy step-by-step written instructions or a video tutorial.  The card inside the box contains a QR code to both forms of instruction.  

Can’t get enough of crafting?  Shop all macrame patterns & kits.  

The Details: 

  • Color options: Wildflower (pink), Heather (purple), Sandy (neutrals), Seaside (blue), or Honeycomb (yellow).
  • Instructions are in English.  
  • Beginner skill level.  No prior macrame experience needed.  
  • Box includes: 100% recycled cotton cord for one plant hanger (already cut to length), one wood ring, toothpicks, and measuring tape, plus a card with QR codes to both written instructions and a video tutorial. In the interest of being earth-friendly, there are no printed instructions in the box.
  • Your kit may also include six wooden macrame beads, depending on your selection (choose beads or no beads from the drop-down menu).
  • You will also need a pair of scissors, masking tape, and a sturdy nail, wall hook, or adhesive hook to hold your plant hanger while you are working.
  • This kit makes a great activity for parties and showers.  Please contact me to request larger quantities.    

♥︎ 10% of all sales from Manifold Witness supports family reunification and holistic orphan care in Congo, Africa through the nonprofit Mwana Villages. ♥︎ 

All instructions included with this kit are © Manifold Witness LLC. For personal use only; not to be copied, distributed, altered, or sold.  Items made from this kit or from the included instructions cannot be sold.

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