These beautiful modern macramé patterns are perfect for home décor crafters and DIY fans! Vintage revivals are a hot trend these days, and macramé is rising to the top of the must-have list!
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A few years ago, I fell in love with the art of macramé during a hands-on workshop at the Michaels Makers Summit I attended. It’s SO relaxing and meditative (and also a surprisingly great arm workout!)!
Macramé has been making a huge comeback lately, and it seems that I’m not the only one having a love affair with modern macramé! These awesome pattern designers and artists are offering up these gorgeous modern macramé patterns – give it a try, and I bet you’ll fall in love with macramé, too!
If you like these macramé pattern ideas, you may also like:
16 Beautiful Modern Macramé Patterns
Four of Diamonds Macramé Pattern
The Four of Diamonds Macramé Pattern is a popular design that would look lovely hanging on your wall.
Luna Macramé Wall Hanging Pattern
The Luna Macramé Wall Hanging Pattern includes an easy to follow tutorial for beginners.
Coral Natural Macramé Pattern
This Coral Natural Macramé Pattern is a fun introduction into using multiple colors in your design.
XL Triangle Macramé Pattern
Looking for a larger design? This XL Triangle Macramé Pattern is easy to follow and looks really impressive hanging up on the wall!
Rose Quartz Macramé Pattern
The Rose Quartz Macramé Pattern incorporates a four-panel macramé design that lends to a sophisticated and upscale look.
Simple Modern Macramé Pattern
This Simple Modern Macramé Pattern is a small scale macramé project that is great for beginners.
Beginner Macramé Pattern
The Beginner Macramé Pattern is the perfect place to start if you’re new to macramé!
Center Diamond Macramé Pattern
This Center Diamond Macramé Pattern includes an easy to follow modern macramé pattern and straightforward tutorial.
Emerald Macramé Pattern
This unique Emerald Macramé Pattern is an updated take on traditional macramé patterns. How cool is this design? 😍
Chevron Macramé Pattern
The Chevron Macramé Pattern looks great hanging on a wall, door, or even in front of a window!
Triangles and Diamonds Modern Macramé Pattern
The Triangles and Diamonds Macramé Pattern is a popular modern spin on the classic triangle and diamond pattern.
Square Twist Chevron Macramé Pattern
The Square Twist Chevron Macramé Pattern introduces some rhythm and movement into the macramé pattern with a simple and easy to follow twisting technique.
Minimalist Modern Macramé Pattern
This unique Minimalist Macramé Pattern has a totally original look and the technique is simpler than you may think!
Macramé Plant Hanger
Walls shouldn’t get to have all the macramé fun! This Macramé Plant Hanger is an awesome idea for hanging plants indoors or outside, and it would make a fantastic DIY gift idea!
Free Beginner Macramé Pattern & Tutorial
Using this Free Beginner Macramé Pattern & Tutorial is a great way to introduce yourself to the wonder world of macramé!
Free Heart Modern Macramé Patten & Tutorial
This Free Heart Macramé Patten & Tutorial has a sweet heart pattern in the center and also incorporates that cool twisting technique!
There are so many awesome modern macramé patterns in this collection that I can’t even decide which one I should make first! Which one is your favorite? Have you tried your hand at macramé yet? Let me know in the comments! I’d love to hear what you think!
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Hi Heidi
I want to get a pattern but there are no links. I want the one with the diamond pattern
Hi Laura, I just sent you an email with the link. We seem to be having issues with certain readers being able to view links on this post, so I sent the link via email to ensure that you can see it. Thanks!
Hi Heidi!!
I was wondering if there is a way to get the instructions to make the diamond pattern hanging from a metal rack?
I can’t seem to find a link anywhere for such?
I am in love with it and want to give it a go….
Thank you in advance for a prompt response,
Regards,
Pat
Hi Pat, you can get the pattern for that project here —> Triangles & Diamonds Pattern
Heidi Hi,
Thank for replying!
I am afraid there is no link to click on? ….. your message shows as follow:
Hi Pat, you can get the pattern for that project here —>
Regards,
Pat
Hi Pat, I just sent you an email, so please check your inbox when you have a chance! 🙂
Yes, I have tried macrame and I’m making plant hangers, wall hangings, coasters…
I love your site. I was looking for a site like this for a long time and finally found one.
I love your tutorials as well. I will be back checking out more things you have posted tomorrow.
I’ve made the triangles and diamonds piece (a gift for my daughter) and it is quite impressive and super easy to make. My daughter loves it!
I would like to find a pattern and instructions for a fairly large lamp shade.
I have a hanging lamp in kitchen and want to cover existing shade which is made of capise shell.
New to macrame.
Joanna
I did macrame quite obsessively as a kid. I was very artistic but nerdy smart, so I became an engineer. Then my daughter went to college wanted a hip wall hanging. I made a cool one from my imagination. I make lots of things now and never use a pattern. Those degrees paid off! LoL
I love seeing your work!
I used to make macrame years ago when I was a teenager, back in the 70’s! That tells my age ha! Now that I see macrame make a comeback it’s so refreshing to see it. I’m so excited to he into it, although I’m a little rusty. 🙂
I learned to macrame in 1975 in art class in high school. i am now 56 and making paracord bracelets for family and friends. Trying to decide if I should attempt to open a Website to sell them, they are easy to make. I am going to attempt to make one of the easy patterned hangings you have on your website for a wedding gift for one of the nurses that is help taking care of me.
If this is your work it is beautiful. i think is just gorgeous. Cant even begin to explain what i really think.
Heidi,
I would like a beginner project that measures approximately 36″ wide and 36″ long for a wall in my bathroom. Do you have a pattern I can buy that fits that criteria?
Hi Beth, these are a couple of my favorite patterns that have similar finished dimensions:
XL Triangle Macrame Pattern (approx 30″x40″)
Large Uneven Twist Macrame Pattern (approx 30″x40″)
Isn’t it wonderful to be able to achieve something so beautiful? Heidi you’re a gem for sharing these gorgeous patterns. I just tripped upon your site and I am so, so glad I did.
Hello. If I send you a pic of a macrame wall piece. Would you sell me the pattern. Looks like one of your pieces.
Thank you
Patti Kay
peppermint322@gmail.com
Heidi…I have never done macrame before but would love to have a go. What would be a good pattern for me to start with???
Lisa
I taught myself macrame and made many different things in the 1980’s, even a Christmas tree that was used for many, many years. Then I got into other crafts but am excited to try a wall hanging. I totally love your coral natural, but center diamond and square twist chevron run a close second. Is there any chance of my getting one of these patterns. I am fairly new to Pintrtrest but did sign up for your emails. Any advice you have for me will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks for reaching out, Gloria! Each of these patterns is available for purchase on Etsy.com. If you click the photo or the name of the pattern that you are interested in, it will take you to the shop where you can purchase the pattern. 🙂
I love these patterns. Im a self taughter and need to learn a bunch of knots yet, but will be trying these when I do.
I love Macrame. I’ve made many plant hangers, Indian corn, carousel, owls and a hammock swing. I am looking for something new to make.
I really liked doing macrame in the eighties with my mom. I loved these modern takes on it.
Four of Diamonds Macrame Pattern – I would like to have a go at creating this wall hanging – is there a set of instructions for it and a materials list.
Jacqui, if you click the image or the link below it, it will take you to the full instructions and materials list. 🙂
Heidi – I clicked on all the links and the pictures and the only instructions that would come up were the last set. Would you please check the links and see if they have been moved? Thanks so much! I love the wall hangings and would like to try a few but have no idea how much string to buy. I might be able to figure out the knots but so much easier with instructions.
I’m so sorry about that, Vicky! There appears to have been a glitch in the link-shortening program that I had used. They should all be updated and working now. I appreciate you letting me know!
I did macrame Tiffany lamp shades in the 70’s as well as hanging tables and plant hangers. I actually made pretty good money too but it petered out. I’m so glad it’s coming back and I can’t wait to get into it again!
Do you have any of the old plant hanger patterns? I made them back in the 70’s too but after 6 moves no longer have any of the patterns. Mine seemed more detailed than what I have been seeing on line.
Thank you for including my macrame tutorial Heidi!????
Can you please tell me how to get the macrame patterns?
Hi Carrie! Simply click on each photo or the link below it to be taken to the patterns.