When you’re ready to begin, click on the name or image of each pattern, and a new page will come up. Here you will find the instructions, tips, and photos of each item featured. Within the instructions you will find a description, the type of cord material you should use, and any other supplies needed.

I’ve also included links to the decorative knots used in these Macrame patterns, so you can click on them and have those pages available as you work on the featured item.

To make handcrafted jewelry, go to the Micro-Macrame section which contains free Macrame patterns for bracelets, necklaces, earrings, and pendants.

In Macrame for Kids, there are projects for teens and children, which are suitable for beginners new to this craft.

Feel free to PRINT these Macrame patterns, if you prefer to have the instructions on paper. If the pattern does not print correctly, contact me and I will send you the page in PDF format.

Here is the key to understanding the symbols on the upper corners of the small images:

• E = Easy, which is suitable for Beginners
• M = Moderate, which requires some Experience
• A = Advanced (not suitable for beginners)
• TC = Time Consuming
• LM = Requires a Large Amount of Material (Over 500 yards)
• = New Patterns Recently Added

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