You're just like me. No plan, no math, very organic process and I love it! I often feel like my approach is flawed, but there's beauty in a process void of strict planning, and your video proves that. Thanks for this!

I love how you incorporated weaving into your macrame. I was thinking about macrame techniques into my weaving. You are proof that there is no one ‘right’ way to do something! You’re work is beautiful and so is your confidence!

Your son is getting so big! Thanks for the tutorial. One of these days I’m going to have the time and patience to give one of your macrame tutorials a go, until then I’ll keep watching for my tips, tricks and techniques. Tfs!

I can’t thank you enough!! I have been doing macrame for years but never figured out how to incorporate weaving. Thank you!! Love your tutorials!

Loved hearing the little one in the background. Made this granny smile lol

The bold simplicity of this piece is exquisite! Love it!

So beautiful. This is just what I was looking for. I can’t wait to give this a try. Love your channel.

I was going to look up tutorials on different weaving techniques to add into macrame, and was so happy to see that YOU created one. It's absolutely amazing! Thank you so much for sharing and for being such a beautiful person, Emily!

Thanks for keeping this simple! I have seen these knots in other tutorials and never understood them until I watched you do it. You're a natural at teaching!

I will start weaving mine tomorrow and post a picture when it’s done. Thanks so much for taking the time. I learned a lot. Tfs. Sara

Going to give macrame a shot!! I already crochet chevron blankets, so I figured why not something new?Your tutorial gives me hope...🤣😃

I love the way you finish off as you go. I dont normally, but did this time and its so much better as when you're finished its all done and there’s no need to go back and tuck bits in. Thankyou ....easy to follow. AND i love my finished piece ...

What a delightful video! I've just become interested in weaving and you have taken the fear away! Thank you so much for sharing!

@EmilyFaith

4 жыл бұрын

Oh so good to hear! Enjoy!

Thank you so much for this tutorial! Definitely the best one I have seen by far. Simple and easy to follow, even for a beginner like me. I'm trying this right now!

Thank you for this incredible tutorial. I'm returning to macrame after a very long time. Weaving is something I've wanted to try, so this is perfect. You are so laid back, and super calm, that you make it look easy for us. Awesome job!

Oh my goodness, you are a natural born teacher! Clear, concise, and not intimidating at all. Now I really want to do this. I haven't done macrame since the 70's! That made me sound old- I was a kid then!

@amywoeppel1784

4 жыл бұрын

P.S. Love the little voice babbling in the background! So cute!

I could picture the end result but I had a hard time seeing the steps. After your video, I was able to finally "see" how my own project could get made. That's the best! Thanks! You're a natural teacher.

Emily, thank you so much for making this tutorial. The wall hanging is gorgeous! I'm in the process of trying to copy it...my first time doing macrame. You are so inspiring! Such an artist!

You gave me inspiration. I haven't done any macrame for over 40 years, and I already finished half of my weaving project. I need softer materials so shopping tomorrow. Thank you, I love watching your videos,, you are a great teacher.

Hi! I loved your video! I'm a weaver and a spinner. I've always wanted to learn macrame so I could combine it with my weaving. Just an fyi...the "yarn" you are using looks like its roving to me...that's the stuff us spinners spin into yarn! That's why its fragile and separated. That first part of the weaving you are doing is called sumac weave. :) I can't wait to find your basic macrame videos to learn !

Thank you for this tutorial❤! It's a great video that's easy to follow along with. I'm a crocheter who just started doing macrame a couple of weeks ago. Now I can incorporate to my yarn (I have a LOT!).

Thank you for this tutorial! I have a very long wall I am hoping to do a macrame/woven piece on. I bought a 6ft dowel! This is going to be a huge project (my very first) but I’m so inspired by your video! You make it look so easy!

Thank you. This shows how to add another rope after you start to get a desired affect. Very nice. And you showed how versatile it can be to design your piece .

I have learned so much from this video. Thank you Emily for being soo generous with your knowledge and expertise. So easy to watch and absorb the process 🤗

I love how bubbly you are, you seem to have a great energy surrounding you, I just started this video and noticed quickly, I’m loving this so far

Yay!!! I’ve been hoping you’d do a macrame-weave!! Love your tutorials. You make it look so easy that actually started doing macrame which then lead me to weaving too 😁😁😁😁

I love how you go with the flow and it turns out amazing! No stress 😊 Thanks for sharing and being an inspiration!

This is such a cool piece!!! I can"t wait to try it. You do such a wonderful job with your tutorials Emily.

Thank you for this super simple tutorial! I did it!! First time I've attempted macrame and I feel like I nailed it 😁

I love this so much ! Thanks for sharing ❤️ your little guy is too adorable !

This is amazing! I have just started macrame for fun and have also been intrigued by weaving! Love this as a first start!!

Thank you for inspiring me! Your calm, chill attitude is just what I needed! My back isn't nearly as neat as yours but it is the back! Thank you!

Sweet! I really like your sort of organic free-style techniques. I’m a big fan of a more abstract look like this. You inspire me to try macrame. Thank you so much for the great tips!

You've given an excellent demonstration with simple directions and visuals. Thank you. You helped me return to my love of macramé of over 40 years ago. P.S. I love the hanger you use.

Emily, *all the things you are doing right* ! Up close camera. Talking it out ( not typing static words on a screen). Being there With us! That one is huge! Motherly tone. Excellent vocal skills; explains really well what you are doing. I feel "connected" to you, while you do this with us. Grateful, Teresa

You are sooo clever. I want to make this one. Love watching your tutorials for ideas.

Love it, this is going to be my weekend project. Thank you for sharing :)

Just learning about doing macrame... this was AMAZING! So cool and creative. Love it!

Love this! Not only is it cute, but I didn’t have to keep fast forwarding through the process. Thank you

You are a sweetheart and your child is so adorable. I have been crocheting for the past 2 years, and love it. I Love your Macrame Weave and will try doing your tutorial. Great tutorial! I think I can do it too. Will post picture of my completed project. Thank you so much for giving me the courage to try it out.

Emily, I LOVE this! Definitely going to give it a try. 🖤 Thanks for sharing.

Wow! I dont know why I never thought to space the macrame and weave. what a fabulous video thank you

Thank you Emily - going to try this. Beautiful.

This is beautiful! I always wanted to learn to macrame.❤️

Thanks for sharing, NOW I know the trick!!! Adding the double half hitch where you like!! I like doing both macrame and weaving!! Weaving just takes more time!! This is a GREAT video!! I watch a lot of them!! Just FYI...Niromi Studios has great prices for cotton rope. The cheapest I have found. Yes there are cheaper overseas, but once you pay for shipping...WOW!! TOO expensive!! The weave you did with your chunky yarn is called soumak weave, just in case you want to know!! LOL! The other is the simple over under weave! GREAT TUTORIAL, THANKS SOOO MUCH FOR SHARING!! I am going to my craft room!!

So glad I found your page!! Awesome tutorial!

I've never made macrame before (and have no plans of it haha) but i LOVED watching this video, so entertaining

I absolutely love this! Can't wait to try making one!

Oh I loved so much this video it turned out really,really beautiful and your son is adorable God bless you guys 🙏🏼

This is so incredibly unique and beautiful!

WOW!!! YOU ARE AMAZING, SISTER! Can't wait to learn from you.

I got so excited when I saw you uploaded this video, just yesterday I was looking at an empty space on the wall in my living room wondering what I could put there. I wanted something woven but not more macrame, this is perfect! I know what I'll be making this weekend! 💫

love the idea with different technics , just what i was looking for !

@EmilyFaith

5 жыл бұрын

you got this!

Your tutorials are brilliant - Can't wait to try this one!

@EmilyFaith

5 жыл бұрын

Charlotte Haswell thank you

Wow, that's amazing work, you're so talented! I'm inspired to try my hand at this in future. Thank you@

I love your work, your instruction and your delightful personality. Thank you.

Your baby is so adorable. You got me now addicted. I am new to macrame and I love it. I am interested in learning to weave, to be able to incorporate the both is very exciting. Thank you.

Loved this video. Great instruction. Thank you for sharing!

I love this project and your description is very good. As a fellow fiber arts enthusiast , I wanted to help you out a bit - That big fragile “yarn” is actually not yarn, it’s roving which is used to make yarn by the process of spinning, and that’s why it’s so fragile. it’s quite literally many hairs that have all been combed in one direction and the spinner uses a spinning wheel or a drop spindle to draw the threads out a few at a time to spin them and make yarn. That said, I absolutely LOVE that you incorporated it into your project! Nicely done! 😊

Love this! I want to do a wiiiiiide one for above my dining table.... Kinda scared, but hope it turns out well!

Love the piece, but I LOVE the ending of your video with that precious child. God bless you.

This is beeeeeeeeeautiful!!! Thank you so much for sharing!

I want to thank you for your clear pronounciation and calm tone of voice, and very good tutorial. I rarely listen any tutorials, I have hearing problem and for me any sounds are distraction from the visual process, so I turn volume down and follow the visuals. I use subtitles and read lips if possible, but sometimes it's impossible to read and follow when the person is talking so fast and subtitles is like ants running on my screen! 😂

Love how your video is relaxing, and this looks like fun to make! I have lots of yarns, and cotton weaving cords, just need dowels and thicker macrame cord (and coffee. Always coffee LOL)

I love it! Thank you! Hope to see many more!

This was so goooood! I'm so excited to try this

Love this video! I've been looking at these macra-weave wall hangings and I am so happy I know how to try doing them now. You explain very well as well! Thank you so much! xx

Love this! The thick yarn you use in that top section is wool roving, unspun yarn. You could fix your ends in with needle felting.

Omg omg omg i want more macraweave vids!!! Sooooo cool!!! Cant wait to start one myself!! Thanks so sonso much! Xo marce

Clearly demonstrated for beginners .... lovely design which looked as if it was random ... but not...💓

Loved your tutorial. Thank you so much for your generosity in sharing your process.

Thank you soo much for this tutorial, its beautiful I am going to try do this 😊🙌

Fantastic tutorial Emily, love your videos

Every time I see you upload my heart skips a beat

I loved your style :) Very relaxed and down to earth approach to this craft :) And omg that cutie at the end! :)

I absolutely LOVED this video and the project!!!

This was really cool, I loved the finished product.

Very clever idea! And lovely result ❤️

absolutely beautiful! awesome combination of macrame and weave roving👍

It's so fluffy, I'm gonna die! 🥺♥️ Thanks for taking time to show us. I can't wait to combine my macrame designs with nice fluffy wool.

@EmilyFaith

2 жыл бұрын

Aww thank you! Appreciate you watching!

Emily Faith.. You are an amazing teacher !

I very enjoyed watching your video. Thank you for your lovely smile and positive Emily and of course for the great tutorial... All the best in 2020! Subscribed!

Hi! Emily the knot you did with the thick yarn first is called a soumak :) love that look with the tick yarn!

It's beautiful and you are a great teacher! Thank you.

your smile and more, make your tutorial so nice, thank you!

Cutest little kid. Thanks for another great tutorial.

Wow. This is beautiful. Thank you so much for the excellent video.

What a great teacher you are. Thank you.

this is so great! thank you for sharing!!

This is SOO beautiful!

Emily this is darling! and... talented. Please never stop & please pass this on to your daughters!

Looks incredible!!!

This is an amazing job, and my main goal before next year! Thank you so much.

@EmilyFaith

4 жыл бұрын

you got this!!

try putting the roving yarn into a plastic sleeve or tape a baggie around it so that when you weave it through it doesn't get pulled off, and it's easier to weave.

@jaidebatemanpaintings

4 жыл бұрын

great tip thank you!

where have you been all of my life?!?! Love this so much. Looking forward to watching all of your videos!

@EmilyFaith

4 жыл бұрын

Terrie Taylor hahaha aww thank you

I loved your combination of macrame and weaving! I am an artist and Art teacher. I wish I thought of combining the two!! Great job. I also wanted to tell you the cords you weave on are the warp cords, the cords u use to weave are the weft. I also know the name of the knot you used with the thick chord is the Egyptian knot. Thanks

I’m going to start making this now! Thank you! ❤️✌🏻

Precioso 😍👏🏼👏🏼 gracias por los tips y por compartir 🙏🏻💐😘

Can you tell me the yarn you bought in Michael's that look like roving?

Thank you for sharing and revealing us the amazing tricks. 👏