MACRAME SHAPES SERIES - Circle Pattern with Ring!

Hey guys! Today I’m going to show you how to create a macrame circle around a ring. I will show you two different options for tying your cord to the bottom of the ring.
For a slower, more in-depth tutorial on the 3 knots used in this series (Lark’s Head Knot, Square Knot, Double Half Hitch Knot) please click here:
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Material:
- 3mm Single Strand Twisted Cotton String
- 2.5 inch Metal Ring
2mm and 3mm Twisted Cotton String are available for purchase in my Etsy Shop: www.etsy.com/ca/shop/LotsofKn...
Start in the middle of your work and tie a double half hitch knot. Continue tying double half hitch knots working down and to the right.
Move to the left side of your work and tie double half hitch knots working down and to the left.
We have now finished attaching the ring at the top of our work. If you like this look you can leave it as is or you can attach the rope at the bottom of the ring. I will show you two different ways to attach the rope at the bottom.
Method #1
Split your cords in half, cross them, and then attach to your ring with double half hitch knots.
Start by attaching the cords from the right to the bottom of the ring on the left.
Now attach the cords from the left to the bottom of the ring on the right.
Method #2
For this method we will cover the full ring in cord. To do so we will tie 3 alternating half hitch knots on both sides of the ring.
We have tied 3 half hitch knots on the left - bring your cords to the back of your work and tie 3 alternating half hitch knots on the right.
To finish it off we will tie a row of double half hitch knots at the bottom of the ring.
Thanks so much for watching!

[@leontinasalvador4501]

Beautiful Friend for The sharing Macramê, Love it Knot 🥰😘❤️🇵🇹🇵🇹

[@ginnyduerst868]

I so appreciate your clear, focused tutorials, without all the chit-chat, pets, kids, spouses etc. eating up the time. They're easy to follow and provide new and useful knots. Well done! 5 stars :)

[@SkullsAndSugar]

And without the annoying background music!

[@trevettes]

Thank you so much for NOT having music in the background of your video - makes it so much easier to concentrate on what you're actually doing!! :) Thanks for sharing your methods.

[@helenai13]

I was so looking forward to learning the 2nd method. Thank you!

[@rashemechester9035]

Love the 1st method. 👍

[@peggyc4673]

I really like both. Thank you for the video. Your tutorials are easy to follow. I'm eager to practice these and use them in a project.

[@curtriceennis2924]

Love this technique. Please keep your videos coming for us to enjoy!!! Thank You so very much for sharing!!! 😉

[@GoyoMerkier]

THANK YOU FOR SHARING.

[@donnar9864]

I love love love this!!!!

[@hemakalare3495]

elegant I love it

[@jessicaabreu647]

wish I saw this before I got frustrated lol THANK YOU~~~ was especially looking for the 2nd method.

[@m.goulart1381]

Muito bem explicado. Eu amei.

[@noemicavalli549]

I love both but the first looks so good!

[@virginiacastro4998]

Obrigada

[@hvenbnd]

Does it make sense to cut the end cords longer than the middle cords if you want to continue the piece with more knots? I’d like to use a larger ring and then add some weaving through the ring

[@marialilianbustamante6981]

💖💖💖🇺🇾🇺🇾🇺🇾

[@ankeschlecht69]

Sorry aber wie soll man da erkennen, was wo durch muß? wenn die Hände davor sind.

[@sanju733]

Will you please teach this knots simply??