How Much Macrame Rope Do I Need?

[@GrayWonders]

Written directions can be found in the description along with metric conversions!! 😊 Note: If you want your total wall hanging to be 3 ft long, but plan on only having half of that length to actually have knots, and the rest for fringe, you would only need to multiply: 1.5 ft x 4 = 6 ft. Then double that number: 6 x 2 = 12 ft. Then I would add the amount of remaining feet for fringe (doubling that number because of larks head). So 12 ft + 3 ft = 15 ft. Hope this helps! 💛

[@ghenh.1363]

this is so helpful, I was just starting and I can't make my own without tutorials that gives the needed chord length, now I can make my own. thank you so much for sharing!

[@kathybasil2643]

Great tutorial because you didn’t talk too fast and you had your info planned out. AND I appreciate you didn’t infuse your tutorial with your personal life. You were concise and clear. Thank you!🎈

[@mcegypt20]

This is the best, most in depth explanation I’ve ever found! Thank you!!

[@angelicacirnecoimbra6591]

I am very grateful. I am already starting with macramé and when I want to do something else of mine, without following other people's recipes I lose a lot of material because I don't know how to calculate. Thank you for your tips.

[@melissataylor4829]

This was so helpful. I appreciate you taking the time to make the video.

[@Mountlougallops]

Awesome! Thanks. I’m a boomer so I made large macrame curtains on my front porches back in my hippy days...and I used 4X’s, so since I’m doing some extra things in my hanging, I’ll be cutting them 6X’s. Thanks 🙏🏽

[@cougarxs1977]

I have bought my first ever rope and have never tried this, your video was very insightful and easy to follow thank you so much for making this video ❤️

[@jenniferbarnea3103]

I love your honesty ❤

[@lyndralondon5169]

You have been very helpful. Now looking at your video, so I haven't tried out your advice but will do so in the future.

[@glendagray7210]

Thank you for all of the information. Very helpful!!!!

[@helenai13]

This is so helpful, and you explained it very clearly! Thank you!

[@lilarecchia7184]

Thank you very much for your explanation. It's very useful and clear. Thanks a lot. From Córdoba, Argentina.

[@sarahstepp5505]

Thank you!

[@sandysiegel985]

You answered my questions completely! Thank you for the video! You did a great job on it!

[@farrokhasadimoghaddam6940]

Thanks a lot for taking time to make the video.

[@loovus2733]

This is very helpful. Thanks so much for the tutorial.

[@annyates2880]

Very impressive! Thanks!

[@annetteduguay6748]

This was a perfect video for a newbie. THANK YOU!!!

[@kixtoby]

Thank you so much!! Very helpful 😊

[@beaulatfrrkeboshoff4114]

Thank you now i learning something

[@KnottyLucy]

Thank you so much, awesome advice 😁👍🏻

[@antoinettebonnici8640]

Thank you sooo much. You were sooo helpful. 😊

[@moonsister3515]

Thank youuuuu for making this video. I'd suggest you use a mike for your voice to be louder. You've answered all my questions and I feel so much more confident to start of my project! Thank you!

[@cherrypitbull1004]

Omg! Thank you this is sooooo informative. I do micromacrame jewelry and am starting to get into bigger rope!

[@tarariley9130]

Thank you really nice presentation and directions. 💞

[@nikhiladeshpande6123]

Thank you for sharing this information I want to know where from you get the inspiration to design any project.... And can you make a video on how you sketch the design before starting the project Thanks....

[@GrayWonders]

Hi! I would love to make a video about this. Thanks for the idea! I will add it to my list 😊

[@nightrocketsinc5339]

math is not the worst I love it

[@debbiebea56]

I had a question if you are doing like a macramé curtain or for like a doorway if it’s 7 feet long how do you figure out how much you need so that you can put some fun designs in it thank you

[@WonderWoman-sb3sw]

thankyou so so much 🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@ellieward1478]

I’m making a rope using 4strings and square knots. I’ve cut my middle 2strings to my finished length how long should my outer strings be? My finished rope will be 4feet.

[@CrystalWhitlow]

Thank you for making a video for this! I thought I was crazy.

[@kathleengarrity1221]

What about the width? How do you know how many cords to put across the piece to get the width you want like say a 4' x 5' rug I get the length formula but not sure on the width :)

[@GrandmaVestad]

Thank you that was good info

[@isabelrepolho5254]

Para quem inicia é importante ter ajuda...muito obrigada pela alegria e simplicidade

[@titikshas]

Thank you so much :)

[@krikri817]

This is going to sound like a dumb question but is this the total length per cord? Otherwise this video is extremely thorough and helpful :)

[@user-bb5wq6vw5f]

Auh,but I'm sure learning, listing over and over again, thanks 😊

[@wody738]

I really enjoyed your help in this video and would love some guidance on how to figure how long to cut my cord when I’m changing the mm size from smaller to larger thickness of cords. My pattern calls for 3mm but I’m going to try to make this basket with 5mm cord. So, should I cut my cord longer or shorter?

[@JameAndy-xy8yf]

How do you Gertrude fringe on Yolanda bottom.

[@gabylopez238]

Hi. Thanks for this vídeo! I have to use the same method to calculate whetever the size of the rope is?

[@juliehahn6289]

How would I use this method to take in consideration that I want my project to be 6ft wide? All the tips and tricks I have found so far only mention the length and then multiply. I assume I would need more rope to make a bigger project horizontally. I really love how simple you broke this down compared to others. I would gratefully appreciate your opinion with this.

[@kathleengarrity1221]

I watched her video doing a wall hanging that she designed that was 1.5' wide by 3' long and she used 36 ropes at 25 ft. each and used square knots mostly. I'm trying to figure out the same thing on how many ropes i'll need to make mine 4' x 5' I hope this helps a little. :)

[@catbaloo22]

I am not a macrame expert but try marking a 6 inch increment on the pole you are going to use to anchor your piece. Put larks head on until you have covered the entire 1/2 foot. Multiply whatever number of larks heads it takes to cover 6 inches by 8 and now you know how many pieces of cord you will need to cover the width of your 4’ wide project.

[@sashanarvaez7913]

@@catbaloo22 makes sense 🙂 I was going to suggest the same then found your comment.

[@michellewalker1033]

I'm learning a lot here! I've been trying to figure this out on my own and not having much success! 😂Thank you for sharing This! Could you please add a link to the tutorial that shows you how to add rope?

[@GrayWonders]

Hi!! So glad this video is helpful for you. I just added the links to the video description 😊

[@jeanredfern269]

Hello just wanted to know if I need 4 metres of 4mm cord but want to use 5mm what length would I cut. TFS

[@Razzmatazlady]

I'd like to know how to convert that, too.

[@lauraperoutka5279]

Can you please add the link to your tutorial on how to add rope if i run out? Thanks.

[@GrayWonders]

Yes! The links are now added to the video description 😊

[@lauraperoutka5279]

@@GrayWonders thanks.

[@BYE404]

Hi ty for those tips and can you tell me plz what that (3 way loop) looking larkshead you used at the top of your hanger?

[@nouraalhajri607]

If i did 3mm macrame and do spiral knot continuous 150 cm how much yarn do I need please answer me??

[@jayrajsinhparmar5191]

What's measurements for 1ft squer knot chain

[@emilywelsh5447]

If I’m following a tutorial where someone gives the measurements, but I’m using the twisted cord and not single threaded, how would I know how much to use?

[@Jillian1stJohn3-9-10]

Measure rope to make just 1 full length, and know how to adjust from their before cutting all the other rope for your project.

[@laurasemmens6826]

Are you saying that you need to multiply the length of the finished piece and then each vertical cord had to be cut that length??

[@bilgearslan3165]

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[@Veemerica]

Thank you. I will have to convert this to metric. It is strange that the thickness of the rope is measured in mm (metric) yet the length is in feet. Very confusing. Nasa lost a rover because of this They forgot the world agreed that metric was going to be the standard 😂

[@GrayWonders]

Veronique haha I’m sorry!! Feet makes more sense to me than meters, but rope thickness is always labeled in mm. I guess that is confusing but I’m so used to it 😂

[@Veemerica]

@@GrayWonders well it's not a billion dollar rover so we will figure it out 😉😉

[@GrayWonders]

Veronique 😝 we sure will! Also, I’m going to add written instructions for you guys in the description with the conversions to help some 😎

[@Veemerica]

@@GrayWonders Thank you ❤

[@brianm8384]

My only problem is figuring out is how much I need to wrap a wooden hoop

[@tinamcelyea5972]

I must be an idiot because I don't see a description below...

[@constatinap8926]

I am so confused and creating so much waste....ugh!

[@GrayWonders]

Never waste! Just rope you can use for smaller projects, or as tassels and fringe for wall hangings

[@anabennett391]

Able mucha baba y no enseña nada cállese Ja ja