Snowflake decorations how to#

We learned this knot on the macrame Christmas tree ornament, if you need a refresher on how to make a square knot, check out that post. With the middle 4 strands, tie a square knot. Next, partition out six strands (three lark’s head knots) from the ring. Make sure to pull each knot tight to make sure they are all secure. It will be a tight fit getting all 15 pieces on there, but they will fit. We learned this knot on the macrame Christmas wreath ornament, if you need a refresher on how to make a lark’s head knot, check out that post. Tie the pieces of macrame cord onto the wood ring using a lark’s head knot. If you want more detailed instructions, continue reading.Ĭut 15 pieces of macrame cord to a length of 15 inches each. If you can’t see the video, turn off your ad blocker. Wood rings – I used the rings from this link that Amazon lists at 1.6″ (in reality they are 1 ⅞” in diameter)ĭon’t want to read all the instructions? I have included a video in this post showing you how to make this macrame snowflake ornament.I will not recommend anything that I would not buy myself.

If you buy something from one of these links, I may make a small commission (with no additional cost to you) from the purchase. * There are links to products in this post that I use or are similar to products I use. LOL 🙂 Luckily you don’t have to go through that! Supplies to make a macrame snowflake ornament I found an Instagram reel showing how to make it but it had no words or written instructions so I had to figure it out on my own! Happy to report I finally got it down after a butchered first try.

However, I could not find a macrame snowflake pattern on how to do it. This is my favorite ornament from the series. Macrame wrapped wood ring snowflake ornaments.If you want to check out the other macrame Christmas ornaments in my series, here are the links: After you learn the new basic macrame knot today, it will be a breeze! 😉ĭon’t be intimidated by the picture though, this macrame snowflake actually looks way more complicated than it is.

Snowflake decorations plus#

It also utilizes the knots we have learned so far, plus one more. This one is by far the most involved, which is why I saved it for last. I hope you have enjoyed it as much as I have! Today we are learning how to make this macrame snowflake ornament. We are rounding out the week with the last part of my macrame Christmas ornament series. Add wondrous stars to your decorations this holiday season.Make your Christmas tree a winter wonderland this year with this macrame snowflake ornament! Follow my tutorial and video to learn how to make your own! These stars from the Christmas Warehouse are the perfect accent for the home or office. Where ever you choose to put the shining stars, they will surely impress your guests. Hang them from twinkle lights or perhaps outside in your patio. Rather than pack them away for the holidays, you can easily use them for any holiday or party. Stars happen to be an incredibly versatile decoration. Whether you purchase one larger star for accent or a pack of tiny stars to dance down your tree, you will certainly enjoy the sparkle and sheen of these beautiful ornaments. Stars are a wondrous and beautiful element. Since then, stars have been the shining light on top of the tree to serve as a reminder of that special star. In the Nativity story, the wise men were able to follow the star all the way to the stable. Stars became popular in Christmas decorating because they were based upon the Star of Bethlehem. From large and bold to glittering and numerous, stars and packs of stars are created to deck your halls in style. These stars come in a variety of colours, styles and sizes.