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Macrame is hand-knotted cordwork: square knots, half-hitches, and clove hitches tied into wall hangings, plant hangers, table runners, garlands, and even headboards. Match the form to the spot. A wall hanging on a wooden or driftwood dowel fills bare wall above a bed or sofa, a plant hanger frees up shelf space by a window, and a fringed runner softens a console or dining table. Check the cord first. Single-twist (3-ply) cotton rope brushes out into soft, full fringe; braided cotton holds crisp knots and resists tangling; jute and recycled cotton read more rustic. Good listings state finished width and drop, dowel length, and fiber content, with natural cotton the default alongside dyed terracotta, sage, mustard, and black. Budget roughly $20-$45 for a small hanging or single plant hanger, $50-$130 for a mid-size statement piece, and $150-$400+ for headboard-width or fiber-art commissions. Stock pieces often ship in 3-7 business days; custom sizes run 1-3 weeks.
Use the filters for size, cord type, and color, and the related searches to jump straight to plant hangers, runners, or large statement walls.