Hello! My name is Susan and I thank you for stopping by my macrame website, macramenia.com. If you are a lover of indoor plants like me, then you likely want to display them as naturally and beautifully as possible. Macrame plant hangers are the perfect way to do just that.
Keeping your indoor plants in a "happy spot" for them to thrive can often be a challenge. Using macrame hangers allow you more natural alternatives to work with. My African Violets, for example, love to hang in front of a southern exposure window with filtered sunlight coming through the blind. In my opinion, natural jute cord and hemp are superior for macrame hangers, as they offer the most attractive finish without taking any glory from healthy, happy, and beautiful plants.
Macrame hangers have been updated some from the 1970's. Using hemp, glass beads, and a wider diversity of colored, wooden beads are the most significant contributions I have made to this change. A popular cord of choice in the 1980's was nylon rope. If anyone would fancy a hanger made from of this material or have any other unique requests, just send me a note.
My glass beaded hangers were inspired by my stained glass sun catchers. I also enjoy making stained glass projects and have found that macrame and stained glass complement each other quite nicely. If you also like stained glass, keep checking macramenia.com for the announcement of my stained glass website coming soon. I will have macrame hanger-stained glass sets available.
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