Basic Macramé: Knot Nature-Inspired Tapestries

Course final project

A course by Rachel Breuklander , Fiber Artist

Fiber Artist. Whittier, United States.
Joined February 2022
98% positive reviews (43)
1,514 students
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About the final project for: Basic Macramé: Knot Nature-Inspired Tapestries

Basic Macramé: Knot Nature-Inspired Tapestries

“Congratulations! You have reached the end of this course. Thank you very much for participating. I'm so excited to have shared this part of your journey in macramé with you. Now it's time to work on your project and share what you have created! As you keep practicing and perfecting your art, remember to always try to plan this type of wall hanging and practice your knot tension. And don't be afraid to step back and take some time away from it if you feel stuck or tired! Often when I take a moment away and come back, I feel refreshed and ready for the challenge that was presented the last time I worked on the piece. Here are the essential steps to create your macramé tapestry: The Design Look for inspiration, choose the colors, and make a rough sketch of the design you want to create in Procreate or on graphic paper.

The Workspace Set up your workstation, cut your cord, and attach the cords you will use for the framework of the piece.
The Upper Part of the Tapestry Begin knotting the outline of the sky and the top layer of the scenery, the top outline of the mountains.
Layers of Color and Lower Part of the Tapestry Introduce color to the tapestry, using the square knot wrapping technique, then continue adding new layers and sections to the landscape.
The Finish Finish off the tapestry by adding a final row of knots and weaving in all the loose ends. Once it's ready, style your macramé artwork in your home and take some pictures!
I can't wait to see the project you come up with, so don't forget to share it in the forum. You can do so by clicking on "Create your project". Remember to share both the final result and the steps that have led you to it. It would be great if you showed a picture of each step and added a brief explanation about what you have done in each one. Finally, I hope to see you in the forum — it's such a great way to see everyone's progress and encourage each other. If at any time you feel stuck, you will also be able to reach out for guidance there. I would love to see you continue your progress by challenging yourself to design your own original wall hanging. So, remember to share your designs! See you soon! ”

Partial transcription of the video

“ Final Project Hi and congratulations, you have reached the end of this course. Thank you so much for participating in this course. I'm so happy to have been able to share this part of your journey with you. As you continue to create, remember to always start by planning out your type of design, practicing your knot tension to keep it consistent throughout your wall hanging, and remember to take breaks if you start to feel stuck during the process. Oftentimes, when I feel stuck and take a break, I come back feeling refreshed and ready for the challenge that was presented before I took the ...”

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Course summary for: Basic Macramé: Knot Nature-Inspired Tapestries

  • Level: Beginner
  • 98% positive reviews (43)
  • 1514 students
  • 4 units
  • 16 lessons (2h 29m)
  • 5 downloads
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    Craft
  • Areas

    Macramé, Textile Design

Rachel Breuklander

Rachel Breuklander
A course by Rachel Breuklander

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Rachel Breuklander is a modern fiber artist and the founder of The Lark’s Head. After taking up macramé as a creative hobby in 2016, she began exploring the possibility of turning it into a career through private commissions. Merging her passion for the outdoors and textile art, she created her first landscape-inspired collection in 2019, which garnered attention and helped her grow a solid following. She later branched out into teaching to help budding textile artists develop their skills through workshops.

In addition to handcrafting custom decor for private clients, Rachel has published her own book, Nature Macramé, where she shares over 20 projects and reveals her techniques. She also sells eco-friendly macramé supplies and DIY kits to make this craft accessible to others.


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Basic Macramé: Knot Nature-Inspired Tapestries. Craft course by Rachel Breuklander

Basic Macramé: Knot Nature-Inspired Tapestries

A course by Rachel Breuklander
Fiber Artist. Whittier, United States.
Joined February 2022
  • 98% positive reviews (43)
  • 1,514 students