I love your videos and the way to speak to your audience. It is easier for me to understand when I can see you speaking. Also like your explanations on how and why you do certain techniques. Very easy to understand. Also the pace you set. I don't need to stop and go back to much as other designers.
Lovely piece of work! I also really love your videos, because of how you take your time explaining every step! And last but not least how you actually show yourself and talk to the camera 🥰 Makes it feel more personal and easier to learn! In August I could barely do a hitch knot, as of now thanks to your videos I can create larger pieces with almost ant knot! Thank you!!
Glad you like them 😊 from the very start I knew I want to be on camera because that’s what I was missing from other makers. So it’s good to hear that other people appreciate it too 😌
I just love all your tutorials, your the only person i know that makes it easier for a beginner to learn. Im so glad you dont measure in meters cuz. I cant do that. Thank You from the bottom of my ❤. !!!
I am glad you like my content so much 😊 I am sure there are other macrame makers that would be great to learn from but everyone has to find the right learning/teaching style that they prefer...
I made this and I love it! I changed my braids to be long enough to cover the middle because I couldn’t get mine to look like yours at that middle part. I’m very happy with it though and it’s hanging behind my bed. Thank you very much!
@@annabaginova01 I also couldn't get my middle to look like yours. The pieces in the middle of the diamond section look shorter and uneven. Are the measurements different for the diamond section?
@@sherin8732 That's strange, but it's possible that I accidentally noted down the wrong lengths for those. Unfortunately it has been a long time since I've made this so I don't remember how it went for me...
Magnifique!! Je l'ai réalisé pour mon fils en gris , noir et ivoire. Merci pour toutes votre patience et votre créativité. Malgrè mon Anglais aproximatif, j'ai réussi à suivre vos explications et je suis trés contente du résultat. I like all your vidéos! They are splendid! And you have many créativity wonderfull! Thank you so much, Patricia from france.
I loveee this video so much, I learnt so much new information and tips. I also love the editing where you added music and you working on the knots, it’s so soothing. I can’t wait to follow this tutorial. Thank you so much
I'm glad to hear someone noticed my improving editing skills 😅 I've been working hard on those over the last couple of months! Well if you re-create the piece I would love to see it, you can share it with me on Instagram or Facebook 😉
Hi Anna, lovely piece, thank you🌹 as always loving your tips, really appreciate your taking the time to do it. I watch macrame tutorials more than I make loool. It's one of my happiest times, tutorials are like movies to me 😁. Keep up the good work 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Oh I know what you mean! I follow plenty of channels that have tutorial-like videos but I just watch them because I enjoy the videos 😅 Well I'm really glad to hear you like my work 😊
I loved your project. 😍 Your explanations are so simple to understand and so rich in details, that makes easy to execute the piece. 🤗 I liked even more your ideas for saving cords and reducing costs. It's great!!! If we consume fewer resources to do the same, the environment will be grateful too. Thank you so much for sharing all this wonderful and useful content!!! 🙏😘🌷
@@annabaginova01 Finished it off this morning. It looked fantastic watching you complete the piece but isn't it a great feeling when you finish and it looks as great as you hoped. I'm really happy with the way it turned out. And I Agree the wrapped knot looks easy but it's a tricky little thing to keep neat. I'd love to add a pic to slow you but I'm not sure where to do that. Looking forward to getting started on the Layered Wall hanging next. Thanks heaps Anna for the tutorial
@@sheilac7502 Awesome! Have fun 😊 I have a tutorial for the chandelier as well, here you go ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-PWLL8eVPG2A.html
Loving this, hoping to start this project soon, for the first part, you did not mention the order of the lengths to go on the wood. how do the sizes line up on the drift wood? Thank you so much for the tutorials and love the half hitch note trick!
I love the way you designed that and did the step by step instructions. Question if you decide to make another one your fringe on the diamond pattern you could do so beige an green with the cream color. Sorry you have given me a ton of ideas. I'm now a fan. Thanks
Thank you for the nice comment! 😊 I am not sure if I understand the question though…are you asking if I can make the fringe of different colors? If that is the question then yes, the fringe can be any color as those are separate pieces of cord.
Sorry what i ment was were you add the fringe on the sides instead of doing one color i was think doing a pattern of the colors you used for this beautiful design.
@@annabaginova01 I get that ,I love the design the clean colors it just gave me a bunch of ideas. Either way I'm a fan love the colors an will watch more of your video's. 💖💖😇
I love your tutorials and this piece! I want to make it but I would like to know where you get your driftwood. Also, thank you for the Amazon substitute supplies😊
WoW! it’s really the most biggest BOHO MACRAME WALL HANGING and so beautiful! But here’s goes, I have question. Is it possible to do it with a 4 MM CORD it’ s the only cord I have for now and if so how long should be the cords? Hey congratulations for this masterpiece 🙋♀️
Thank you Chantal! 😊 Sure, I think the difference between 5 and 4 mm is still not that noticeable so I would go with the same lengths but the finished piece will probably be slightly smaller.
Appreciate your tutorials! I have a 140cm long wood. Can I do this project with all 4mm cord instead of 5mm? Would you please share some adjustments tips with me? Thank you very much!
Glad to hear that 😌 Of course you can do that. For the adjustments there are multiple options - either you don't adjust it and your final piece will be a bit smaller (you will also need to leave off large sections at the end since your wood is longer) or you actually adjust the design (eg. add more diamonds in the pattern, make the braids longer, etc.) to make it larger and you cut your cords longer depending on that adjustment...
I love this & would love to make it. I’m a bit confused on the lengths . I want to just do the basic lengths. It says 9x70cm in the sand .. does that mean 9 cords 27.5 inches long ? I see you have 18 of the same color starting out.. Then the next session says 6x2, 5m (98in) what does the 6x2 mean? I’m sorry if this sounds dumb lol
I hope my answer isn't too late....Yes, 9x70 cm means cut 9 cords each 27.5 inches. The 18 cords are described in the line above it with the three different measures (you can use the longest one for all 18 cords if you don't care about saving cord). So in the next section the 6x2,5m means cut 6 cords at 98 inches (or 2,5 metres). I hope this helps to clarify it.
On the diamond shaped neutral section, you made the comment you made the inner side just a little bit smaller so it didn’t create excess cord at the top by the driftwood. How did you make that inner side shorter? Beautiful piece! You are a superb teacher and explain everything so to be easy to understand.
I'm glad you like my "teaching style" 😊 As for your question - it's all about how you position the travel cord. To make the section shorter you keep the travel cord closer to the top and then tighten the knots, to make a section longer you direct the travel cord more towards the ground and then tighten the knots. I hope that makes sense. I will try to explain this more in one of my next videos.
I’m a little confused: in cutting the cord you say for example 4x2,7m (106 in) and 8x2,5m (98 in) also 6x2,3m (90,5 in)… I’m assuming that the (,) is really a (.) And I’m not sure just where the long ones go and the short ones go. Am I to think that if I’m not concerned about cost that I make all the cords the length of 2.7m (106 in)? I think it’s a pattern that I would love to make… at least once.😂 I’m not new to macrame and I have the perfect place for a piece like this. Thank you for all your videos.
Right, in the metric system it's the (,) that's used rather than the (.) I think going forward I will probably only use full cm in my descriptions to not confuse people with the partial meters. And you are right that if you don't care about price or how much cord is left you can just go with 106 inches for all of them 😉 I hope you will have fun recreating it!
Thank you 😊 You can certainly use a 3mm cord but you will end up with a smaller piece so I would also use a thinner and shorter piece of drift wood so that it still looks balanced.
I know I am answering this kinda late so you may not need this information anymore but I would say each diamond section is about 7 cm (I don't have the piece here anymore so I am guessing based on some others that I do have here).
Hi Anna , This wall hanging is so pretty. I want to make it for a friend, but I am confused with one section of your instructions ! The first row of cream cords, you have 18 cords but the instructions has 20. You have 4 @ 198 in 8 @ 98 in 8 @ 90 in I am not sure what to do here. I hope you can help me out Sincerely Denise ☺
@@annabaginova01 So when I put my cords on my stick , I put longer ones in the middle . Then put the next shortest etc... till I get to the last grouping correct Thank-you for responding so quickly. I can hardly wait to get started ☺ Your work is so beautiful 😊💚
Did I miss her showing what it looked like. I saw half a blocked view at the end and nothing at the beginning. Where is it? It looks like it would be cool, but if I'm going to put that much work into something, I want to see the whole thing. Seriously, did I miss it? Help, please.
