I was in grade school when I learned about the ancient art of macrame. It was the mid-1970s, and my mother’s best friend was the only person I knew who ate yogurt, grew bean sprouts and dried her own ...

Kayla Levy is a writer particularly passionate about indoor plants and outdoor gear. She used to write about cities at Time Out (and she still enjoys writing about the Park Slope Food Co-op).

The art of macrame — tying knots to make artful and functional things — is making a comeback in the Pikes Peak region, especially with more people home during the pandemic. A quick search on Google ...

Bohemian home decor is back in vogue, which means social media inspiration pages are awash with rattan, houseplants—so many houseplants—and earthy, natural tones. What embodies the boho aesthetic ...

Using natural materials like cotton rope or jute can add an organic touch to your macrame projects. These materials are not only durable but also lend a rustic charm to your creations. Opt for ...

Step one: Take your round cake board and cut it in half. Step two: Start cutting your macrame into strips. We started cutting ours around 11-12″ long, but we made them longer as we built our ghost.

Grand Rapids fiber artist Sally England stands by a nearly finished macrame piece she created for a client. England's large scale macrame work has helped contribute to the resurgence of interest in ...

Between work, household chores and general life admin, adult life doesn’t leave much space or time for indulging in creative pursuits like crafting. But the benefits of creating something with your ...

We Making Macrame is a weekly macrame workshop hosted at Promise Supply by JREW Creations! Join us for a fun-filled evening of making macrame hangers for your favourite plants. Get ready to unleash ...