DIY Macrame Tutorial - How To Start Your Work Using Berry Knots! Semi-Circle Pattern

How To Start Your Work Using Berry Knots! Please see below for materials and written instructions. Materials: 3mm Single Strand Twisted Cotton String 2mm and 3mm Natural Twisted Cotton String are available for purchase in my Etsy Shop: https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/LotsofKn... Coloured string will be available soon! Stay tuned. Hey guys! This week is all about the berry knot! We are starting things off today with a semi-circle pattern that incorporates the berry knot. Set up - cut 1 piece of rope that is 2 meters in length and fold it in half so that there is 1.3m on one side and 0.7m on the other. Attach it to your dowel using a Lark’s Head knot so that the 1.3m section is on the right side of your work. Using the longer cord, make another Lark’s Head knot on the right side of your work leaving the rope loose in between both of your Lark’s Head knots. Cut 9 more pieces of rope, each piece is 1.4m long. Fold in half and attach 4 pieces to the cord hanging down on the left as well as the middle section and attach the other 4 pieces to the cord handing down on the right and the middle section using Lark’s Head knots. Attach the final piece to all 3 cords in the middle of your work. Adjust the cords so that they all hang evenly. We will tie 5 berry knots, each berry knot uses 4 cords each. Starting on the left, tie 6 alternating half square knots (3 alternating square knots). Grab the 2 middle cords and pull them through the middle of the 4 cords at the top of your work. Bring those cords back around the bottom and tie one more square knot (2 alternating half square knots) to hold the berry knot in place. Repeat this process 4 more times as you move along your work. The middle berry knot will use the 2 cords that were hanging down from your Lark’s Head Knots at the top as the outer cords for that berry knot. Thanks so much for watching! Still have trouble? Find a slower tutorial on the Berry Knot here:    • Macrame For Beginners - 28 Days of Knots! ...