DIY Macrame Tutorial - Incorporating Colour Into Your Work Using Double Half Hitch Knots!

DIY Macrame Tutorial - A really cool feature of the double half hitch knot is filler cords! They allow you to secretly move your cords along your work!
Material:
- 3mm Single Strand Twisted Cotton String
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Hey guys! Today I am going to add colour to a diagonal pattern which is created using double half hitch knots. I’m starting with the coloured rope on the outside of this pattern but as I tie my knots the coloured rope will be used as my filler cords and as a result will work it’s way to the middle of my work. Let’s get started.
Using the outside left cord as your filler cord tie 7 diagonal double half hitch knots working down and to the right.
You can see here that the coloured cord has travelled to the middle of our work - this is a neat feature of the double half hitch knot.
Using the outside right cord as your filler cord tie 7 diagonal double half hitch knots working down and to the left
I am going to tie 3 more rows on each side for you so you can see how the colour travels from the outside to the inside of the pattern.
Thanks so much for watching!
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[@zekiyezeynepsahin9449]

To finish the work, a berry knot will be decorative.. Thanks for the video.

[@vmdas100]

plz continue further down with this pattern to show how the darker shade moves from inside to outside the sennit. Thanks a lot.

[@nellygutierrezecheverri6194]

Me gustaría saber las medidas de las cuerdas gracias

[@silvanaschettini1380]

Maravilha!! Tudo muito lindo

[@nadiamota7628]

Amei esse trabalho com as duas cores.

[@Diivyayogaofficial]

How long should be the thread

[@monicacalb8071]

Me encantan tus tutoriales, das la base para seguir haciendo cosas lindas Muchas, muchas gracias

[@StephRenee812]

Omg, I am so new to macrame, you are on a whole other level.. thank you for sharing... what would you say is the best cord or rope to buy, at moment im using yarn.. definitely will have to get different sizes in cords or ropes.. 🥰

[@talori5417]

Thanks! I'll give it a try

[@tutorialtastalikurmacrame3705]

nice tutorials

[@debbiemerryweather493]

I am wondering whether the 4mm wool I am using for practice I have noticed it is un twisting luckily I have others so, I can practice the knots

[@krystynaburczak6037]

❤️Piękne

[@clotildepincheira9255]

Gracias

[@nnproducoesmusicais]

Muito bom!!! Obrigada

[@backpacker8392]

How do you carry on repeating the same pattern ?? Thanks You !!

[@rebeccamarriott589]

I need to know the same thing.

[@silviasilva1748]

😍

[@vjpgvjpg608]

Excelente pero no entiendo por no une el tejido en el centro, así queda separado.

[@LotsofKnotsCanada]

I used this diagonal pattern just as an example to illustrate what happens to your cords when tying double half hitch knots (the filler cords travel from one side to another). Feel free to change up the pattern and connect the two sides! I have a tutorial for an "X" pattern if you're interested in that instead: kzbin.info/www/bejne/anTJan2ImM5mmNk

[@mariogatica2363]

Como otra persona comentó, estos tutoriales, dan la base, para dejar volar tu creatividad.

[@rebeccadejardin1769]

How do I finish this???

[@bhuvaneshwarirao4237]

Measurements of the chord is mentioned... 🤔

[@taraflanigan8327]

You didn’t tell us how long the cords need to be or how to tie them on or even how to do a double half hitch knot? Break this info down for beginners please!!

[@fleurfeathers4537]

Could you go a bit slower for us beginners , thank you