DIY MACRAME PATTERN TUTORIAL NO. 42 | A Strappy Pattern with Semi-Circles

[@munawarazeemi7463]

n finally the wait is over.. thankyou so much for uploading new video... beautiful pattern and easy to follow..

[@KnotSeriousStudio]

Sorry it took so long...life's been intense. Macrame had to take a back seat. Hopefully, the inspiration returns and I can put out more cool ideas for you guys. Take care!

[@suethompson1018]

Love this one

[@wanessaaleixo2067]

Wow! Amazing!

[@carolinakcomtchangman2819]

Gracias por enseñar

[@gluvlyf]

Please start uploading. Your designs are amazing and spectacular. I’ll be using some of these in my 2nd macrame project. I planning to make a mish mash of vertical designs. Lots of love. Hope you start uploading soon ♥️

[@KnotSeriousStudio]

Thank you for the kind words. It’s been a rough couple of months but hopefully, I will be able to make time for macrame soon. Take care!

[@nikhiladeshpande6123]

Amazing!😍...would want to watch your videos with your voice over.... Love your content... Keep inspiring!..love from india!

[@KnotSeriousStudio]

Haha, my house is way too loud with four kids for voice-overs!

[@nikhiladeshpande6123]

@@KnotSeriousStudio 😯😁oh..okie...anyways love you content! 🥰❣

[@shaporbabak2657]

Thank you for tutorial. 👏👏👏👏👏

[@victoriademertzi4823]

Excellent thanks 😊!!!

[@trevorhazell8140]

Thank you for this wonderful pattern which I will use to make a ukulele strap. Do you have any suggestions as to how I could taper each end to attach to the use base and to the top of the fret board? Thanks again. I am looking forward to practice sing.

[@KnotSeriousStudio]

I’ve been thinking about your question for a bit and I’m not sure how to answer. Does your uke have attachments for the strap?

[@trevorhazell8140]

@@KnotSeriousStudio thanks for getting back and for trying to solve my problem. At the bottom of the uke I have a metal "button" . Commercially-made uke straps usually have a leather piece at that end which has a slit cut to go over the knob. (Does this make sense?) . At the other end of the uke, (known as the "head" - where there are keys to tighten or loosen the string) there is usually another leather piece with cords attached which then are tied around the neck. I can figure out how to attach a leather piece at the beginning of your pattern but i'm not sure how to end it off when I've reached the desired length of the strap. Theoretically, if I could gradually reduce the number of ropes at the neck end then I could use those ropes to tie to the neck. I hope this all makes sense. Once again thanks for taking the time. Any ideas would be gratefully received. Regards Trevor

[@tarunikadesai9117]

Nice

[@ameliap.a.2303]

Super!!!❤️

[@andreabranco3942]

Que lindo! Adorei!!

[@nazmaajmeri1354]

Beutyfull

[@fallofmanbrand]

nice video bro

[@Hannah-xf5kz]

How would you finish this off to attach as a strap?

[@KnotSeriousStudio]

Most easily, probably a gathering knot. You can find lots of tutorials on how to do that knot on KZbin (but I don't have one myself).

[@kimmcaulay-ellis4985]

Hi... I have a question. When a person is designing a piece with half of it knots and half fringe, should you always triple the length of the overall design?

[@KnotSeriousStudio]

Impossible to say exactly. Some knots take up more string. In general, 3 times is usually safe but some patterns are just way denser (up to 5 times). And sometimes, just one or two cords will run out. Best rule of thumb is to know when and how to add cord.

[@jeannalee9650]

Love the pattern but very disappointed that it doesn't have the ends.

[@yodielandyoga]

that shit's tight