DIY Macrame Mini Wall Hanging | Easy Beginner Tutorial

Handmade macramé mini wall hangings in beige, mustard, brown, and pale green — cozy boho Christmas ornaments by Samra Knots.

Looking for a simple, creative way to add texture and warmth to your home?

This DIY Macrame Mini Wall Hanging tutorial is perfect for macrame for beginners! You can create a nice home decor item quickly. All you need are a few simple knots, soft cotton cord, and a small wooden dowel.

This project will take you less than 30 minutes to make. Whether you are decorating a small space, making items for a fair, or creating gifts, this project is quick and fun. You can customize it in many ways.

Why Start with a Mini Macrame Project?

Starting a mini macrame project is a great choice. It needs few materials and takes little time. This helps you learn the basic knots without the stress of a project.

Once you learn the Lark's Head Knot and the Square Knot, you'll have the confidence to move on to larger pieces! This small wall hanging is perfect for adding a touch of bohemian decor to any space—from a nursery to a home office.

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Materials & Tools I Use

Before you start your mini macrame wall hanging, gather your materials. The links below are for the specific cord and tools I recommend for achieving the best finish.

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• 3 mm Macrame Cord: https://bobbinycords.co.uk/collections/regular-3mm-3-ply?aff=7
• 8 cm Small Wooden Dowel: https://amzn.to/46R1UvK
• 12 mm Round Wooden Beads: https://amzn.to/4n0lKJu
• Fringe Comb: https://amzn.to/3J11Znk
• Scissors: https://amzn.to/4oc7WMZ

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Step-by-Step Tutorial

1. Attach Cords to the Dowel (Lark's Head Knot)

  • Cut 5 cords (about 60 cm each).

  • Fold each cord in half and attach to the dowel using the Lark’s Head Knot.

2. Create a Triangle with Square Knots

  • Use square knots to form a small triangle pattern in the center. Keep the tension even for a clean, uniform look.

3. Finish with Diagonal Knots (Double Half Hitch)

  • Make two rows of diagonal Double Half Hitch Knots starting from each side toward the center to frame your triangle.

4. Add a Wooden Bead

  • Slide a 12 mm wooden bead onto the hanging cord above your wall piece for a simple decorative finish.

5. Comb and Trim the Fringe

  • Brush out the cord ends using your fringe comb for a soft, fluffy finish.

  • Trim the fringe evenly for a neat, professional look.

Tips & Variations

Once you’ve mastered this design, you can easily adapt it to create unique variations:

  • Color Blocking: Try using two contrasting colors of cord for a layered boho effect.

  • Seasonal Accents: Add small dried flowers, small greenery, or even cinnamon sticks for a beautiful seasonal touch. This makes it perfect for handmade gifts.

  • Gifting Presentation: Place your finished piece in a simple kraft box. This makes a professional handmade gift that is ready for sale or giving.

  • Cord Types: Experiment with different textures, such as twisted or single-strand cord, to see how the fringe changes.

Keep Crafting & Stay Inspired

Loved creating your mini macrame wall hanging? This small project is a great confidence builder. Explore more DIY Macrame Tutorials for beginners on my site—from macrame keychains to plant hangers. Macrame is a relaxing and rewarding craft that quickly turns simple cord into beautiful DIY home decor!

Follow @samraknots on Instagram for daily inspiration, and share your creations using #SamraKnots.

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