Indoor plants need a "happy spot" to thrive, and finding just the right location can be a challenge. Macrame hangers provide you with more natural options to choose from. For example, my African Violets prefer to hang by a southern exposure window that has filtered sunlight through a blind. For the most attractive finish without taking any glory from my healthy, happy, and beautiful plants, natural jute cord and hemp macrame plant hangers are simply the best.

Macrame hangers have been updated some from the 1970's. Using hemp, glass beads, and a wider range of colored, wooden beads are the main contributions I have made to this change. A fashionable cord of choice in the 1980's was nylon rope. If anyone would like a hanger made out of this material or have any other unique requests, just send me a note.

The glass beaded hangers I have created were actually inspired by stained glass sun catchers that I also make. I produce professional stained glass art and have found that macrame and stained glass get along quite nicely. If you also enjoy stained glass, keep checking macramenia.com for the coming announcement of a stained glass website that will feature my unique glass art creations. I will also make macrame hanger-stained glass sets available.

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