DIY Macrame Tutorial - Geometric Pattern

Geometric Pattern Using Double Half Hitch Knots and Square Knots

*Please note: This tutorial focuses on the pattern not the knots. If you’d like a slower, more in-depth tutorial on the knots used in this tutorial please see below:

Double Half Hitch Knot: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E2GapyAEVIk
Square Knot: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MXvKWY7jjfk&t=5s

This tutorial will teach you how to create a geometric pattern using double half hitch knots and square knots. Let’s get started!

Using another piece of rope as your filler cord, tie a double half hitch knot on the left side of your work. Continue tying double half hitch knots working from the left to the right.

Find the middle of your work and tie a square knot with the four cords in the middle.

Continue tying square knots around the two filler cords in the middle. Pick up one new cord from each side to create your new square knot.

I did not create a square knot with the filler cord. If I were to create a wall hanging using this pattern I would likely create a row with a few of these geometric shapes and then take the filler cord and tuck it into the back of my work on both sides. I’ll show you how to do this at the end of the video.

Using another piece of rope as your filler cord, tie a double half hitch knot on the left side of your work. Continue tying double half hitch knots working from the left to the right.

Tuck your filler cords into the back of your double half hitch knots on both sides of your work.

Thanks for watching! Please check out the description as I have listed a few extra resources for you there such as links to more in-depth tutorials on how to tie the two knots used in this video.