Incorporate boho textures and positive energy into your room by crafting a knotted macrame wall hanging centered around a raw crystal.

  • Materials Needed: Cotton macrame cord (3mm or 4mm thickness), a smooth piece of driftwood or wooden dowel, a raw crystal point (like clear quartz or amethyst), and sharp fabric scissors.
  • How to Make It:
    1. Cut multiple long strands of macrame cord according to the pattern length you want to achieve.
    2. Attach the cords to your wooden dowel using lark’s head knots to form the foundation of your hanging.
    3. Tie rows of square knots and alternating hitch knots downward, working your way toward the center.
    4. Wrap a separate piece of cord tightly around the top grooved section of your raw crystal, securing the ends into the central knotwork so the crystal dangles securely in the middle.
    5. Trim the bottom fringe into a clean V-shape or straight line, and comb out the ends with a fine-tooth pet brush for a soft, fluffy texture.
  • Tips: Secure the final knots with a tiny drop of clear fabric glue on the back to prevent them from slipping or unraveling over time.
  • Variations: Dip-dye the bottom fringe of the macrame cord in pastel pink or sage green fabric dye for a trendy ombre color block effect.

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