DIY Macrame Tutorial - Colour Block Pattern Using Double Half Hitch Knot!

DIY Macrame Tutorial - Colour Block Pattern Using Double Half Hitch Knot! - Please see below for materials and written instructions.
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Materials:
- 5mm Recycled String (Colours: Sage, Mustard, Bisque, Rose Tea/Vintage Mauve)
Hey guys! I have a fun pattern for you today that will show you one way to add colour to your work. I’m calling this colour block pattern. If you’re enjoying my tutorials it really helps me out of you could like and comment on this video and subscribe to my channel. Thanks so much! Let’s get started.
Cut 2 pieces of 5mm string, in four different colours, each piece is 6ft in length. I’m using sage, mustard, bisque and rose tea. Attach them to your dowel using Lark’s Head Knots as I’ve done here. To create the pattern we will use the double half hitch knot. If you are unfamiliar with this knot please see the description for a more in-depth tutorial.
Use the inner left cord as your filler cord and tie 4 dhhks working down and to the right. Use the remaining mustard cords as your filler cord and tie 3 more rows of 4 dhhks. Tie the knots a little further down the mustard cord with each row to create a diamond shape.
Use the bisque cords as your filler cords and the sage cords as your working cords and tie 4 rows of 4 dhhks working down and to the left.
Use the rose tea cords as your filler cord and the mustard cords as your working cords and tie 4 rows of 4 dhhks working down and to the left.
Use the sage cords as your filler cord and the rose tea cords as your working cords and tie 4 rows of 4 dhhks working down and to the right.
Such a simple pattern but really create a stunning design. I always love to see your work so if you use this one feel free to tag me on Instagram or Facebook @lotsofknotscanada. Thanks for watching!

[@billiesuttles6216]

This is beautiful ❤️

[@valeriadimambro9725]

So beautiful. Could you please do a bigger peace with this pattern? Love your videos. A big hug from Brazil ☺️

[@erins2658]

Love your geometric patterns but this colorblock one is amazingly creative! Thank you for sharing your patterns

[@dionowens4484]

Thank You so much!! I’m learning so much!

[@michelledarke4694]

Great that you’ve given us a pattern incorporating colour. 👍

[@karol626]

Can you explain how to continue this pattern after you complete the fist 4 squares please?

[@martafm2601]

Thank you very much! So beautiful!🤍💚💛💗

[@orsevorguemel6226]

Rengarenk çok hoş🎉🙏🍀

[@ywitch]

Perhaps a simple pattern but it turned out great 👌😍 love the colour combi too! I have to get two more colours, then I give it a try 😅 Would give nice coasters, no? 🙄

[@heloisabazzana3692]

Congratulations!!! You are so criative!!!🤩 Thank you for sharing it!!!! 😍

[@melinapaixao82]

So beautiful ❤

[@theycallmezit]

Love your tutorials..thanks!

[@knotheadmacrame2517]

Love your tutorials!! Thanks!

[@عراقيةوالشامروحي]

تناسق الوان وتداخل الخيوط مرتب ومتناسق تسلم الايادي🥰🥰

[@pryncess1878]

Thanks! Looks nice!

[@angelarodriguez1659]

I love ❤

[@hodjo713]

I love these videos but I struggle to think how I can use them in a full piece.

[@michelledarke4694]

Thanks

[@aprildantin8107]

Love your knots! What size dowels do you recommend for starting projects and for me to have around as a beginner?

[@traceywarren5327]

Hi love your work and this pattern of checkers, I have made it but rattled on how to continue further down with checkers. Could you please explain how it's done, thank you kindly

[@cherylatkerson3453]

Thank you for this!! I tried the diamond pattern and just couldn't get it. I'm sure I can do this one as I wanted to incorporate 4 colors into my work. This is great!!

[@sneyhalthakur3664]

What will be the diameter for this design.. If I want to make something like this in a 6 inch design then how much material should I use

[@lilianaguzman8227]

Gracias por tus enseñanzas pero en que podrìamos emplearlo?

[@HechoXBugui]

Puede ser parte de un modelo grande, (tapiz) o un posavasos.

[@lilianaguzman8227]

mil gracias