I'm so happy the video could help!

I'm so glad you found it useful! Thanks for sharing how well it worked for you. Enjoy creating!

You're welcome, Denise - I'm glad it was useful. I'd love to see the purse you created!

Hello M -- I'm so glad this was helpful for you 🙌 I'm always thrilled to hear when my tutorials are the right fit for those who are learning macrame. Thanks for the feedback!

This macrame knot can be tricky to get down, especially since everyone learns in different ways. I'm so happy this video helped you master it!

I used a 24 inch rope for the wrap - thanks for asking!

I'm so glad it helped refresh your memory! I'd love to see what you're creating (search Moss Points North to find me on social).

Thanks so much for the feedback! I'm glad the video was helpful!!

That's so great to hear! I'm glad it helped!

I'm so glad it was helpful for you Kelly!!

Hello Danielle! Great question. I'm assuming you mean one or two have slipped off the edge of the dowel? Let's see if I can describe this in words!... You'll take each loop and fold it forward. Next, take your back ropes and rotate them in towards the center of the loop. You'll see two "holes" form where you'll be able to stick the dowel back through.

Hi Purvisha! I recommend at least a 2-foot rope to do a wrapping knot with. If you are looking for information on creating a complete plant hanger you can view my plant hanger pattern on Etsy here: www.etsy.com/listing/531669077

It's always helpful to get a visual refresher! Glad this video worked for you.

<3 your channel & effort truly inspire me@@mosspointsnorth

Wonderful! Sometimes it's the repetition until it finally clicks - I'm so glad you kept practicing!

Wonderful Kimmie! I'm so glad it helped!

Hello Riha, thanks so much! I'm so glad it explained it clearly - spirals are so much fun!

I used a 24in cord - thanks for asking!

Moss Points North Thank you so much i just finished it now and i’m very proud! you are very great at explaining as this was my first time at macrame!

I'm so glad this worked well for you Daniella! Teaching is one of my favorite parts of this business!

Hello! I'm working with a 3-strand cotton cord that is 3/16" in diameter :)

I'm so happy that it helped ease the frustration! It would be so fun to see what you're creating, you can find me as Moss Points North on Instagram or Facebook (look for the green logo!). I just launched a new keychain kit that uses this knot too!

I thought was only me... I been trying for so long ...Thank you for the tutorial 💕⭐️❤️💙

​@@mrs.z1172 Glad it helped! I am happy these visual videos help figure out these complex knots!! Let me know if there are others that are confusing too :)

I'm so glad it's helpful Jill! I'd love to see what you create - feel free to reach out on Instagram or Facebook :) (search Moss Points North to find me)

@@mosspointsnorth I have messenger but don't go on fb. I've watched a few times got lots of rope etc then sat on my butt all afternoon 😆😆 your video is well done as I can see where the working ropes go just need to get motivated now 😁😁 done lots of plant hangers so far.... I will deff send pics when I do something. 😘😘

Hello Marty! How exciting that you're exploring macrame. The square knot is such a foundation to this fiber art and I have a specific square knot video I'd love to have you watch. It slows down the knot and will help you follow this video much better! You can view the square knot video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqmVkKF-f916gqM

you can slow it down with your settings on KZbin at the bottom of the video screen you are watching. I just found this out myself. Try it. It says playback speed. Just click and choose faster or slower.

Thank you for the feedback, I'm so glad it's helpful!

I typically use a clothes rack you can buy for $15 or under and then use an 'S' hook to hang my project from. When I was first starting I would hanging things from a nail at the top of a doorway, an existing nail on a wall (move artwork temporarily), or my shower curtain rod. If it's a smaller project you could try securing it with string and tape to the top of a table too!

@@mosspointsnorth thank you wonderful tips

Hmmmm... I don't have the exact title since my husband made the video for me. But I know he used free stock music.

Thanks for the feedback! I'd encourage you to grab the pattern or kit and then use this as an additional tool while you're walking through the project. Once you have your piece in front of you it may be more understandable. Let me know if you have any specific trouble spots!

Thanks for the feedback! I'd love to know if you try the project!

Hello! I believe you are asking why the lengths of the ropes were not included - this video is a demonstration of a knot and does not show a complete project. And there are no subtitles since there are no words, just background music. Let me know if you have any additional questions!

Hello Brianna, thanks for asking! I'd love for you to share if you're able to include a link to point people back to this video or my website (www.mosspointsnorth.store). I'd appreciate it so much <3

Glad to hear it! I'd love to see what you're creating :) (search Moss Points North to find me on social)

@@mosspointsnorth look at IG at mooisvanmie ;) . I"m not done yet but one of these days the result will be shown ;)

@@mooisvanmie5473 Oh yes! Your plant hangers are stunning - great job!

@@mosspointsnorth Thank you!

Hello Aldana, I created this video as a resource for those taking my macrame class for clove hitch knots -- you can see the full class sample project here: tinyurl.com/5n6h9ka4 In the sample I left the ends out and knotted them so they wouldn't fray -- you can also take needle nose pliers and tuck the ends through knots on the back of your piece to hide them (or, I've also hot glued them around to the back!). Thanks for watching!

Yes! My workshop studio is Sunshine Craft Co - it's always so fun to meet people in the area!

I'm so glad! I'd love to see what you create - feel free to reach out on Instagram or Facebook :) (search Moss Points North to find me)

Hello Melissa, I created this video as a resource for those taking my macrame class for clove hitch knots -- you can see the full class sample project here: www.sunshinecraftco.com/workshop-classes/macram-workshop-clove-hitch-knots In the sample I left the ends out and knotted them so they wouldn't fray -- you can also take needle nose pliers and tuck the ends through knots on the back of your piece to hide them (or, I've also hot glued them around to the back!). Thanks for watching!

you can sew them to the back of the piece :)

Thank you! I'd love to see what you create - feel free to reach out on Instagram or Facebook :) (search Moss Points North to find me)

Thanks so much Jill, I'd love to see what you create! Feel free to reach out on Instagram or Facebook :) (search Moss Points North to find me)