Using basic macrame knots, you’ll be able to craft a stylish, durable keychain that can be customized with beads, colors, and fibers to match your personal style.

The ancient art of macrame is all over our feeds right now. Follow this step-by-step guide by macrame maker Emily Otchie to get to grips with knotting and weaving at home.

You don’t need expensive tools or a dedicated workspace. You just need your hands, some cords, and a bit of imagination. It’s also forgiving—you can make mistakes, undo knots, and try again.

At its core, macramé is a textile craft that uses knots rather than weaving or knitting to create patterns and shapes. The technique relies on a series of specific knots to build intricate designs.

Complete your bohemian home look with this DIY macrame plant hanger. This how-to requires no prior knotting experience.

According to Marisa Casciano, a lifestyle writer at Elite Daily, “Google's search data saw a 3,200 percent increase in the term ‘macrame knot guide’ in the past year in the United States and ...

A French artist is taking macramé, the traditional technique long associated with 1970s wall art and plant hangers, to a new level.

It’s almost the most wonderful time of the year, and what better way to spruce up your home for the holidays than with a touch of festive fiber? How about a very merry macrame’? Conside… ...

Classic '70s fiber arts like macramé and free-form weaving are looping back into style—and softening up slick millennial décor.