20 Completely Free Macrame Patterns

Create a classic macrame plant hanger that you can hang indoors or out. It's a classic design that even uses its own cording to create the hoop that it will hang by. 

Macrame Plant Hanger Tutorial from Hey Lila Hey

Here's another version of a macrame plant hanger to try. This one is designed specifically to hold a mason or canning jar. All you need is a jar, some macrame cord, and scissors to make this project.

Macrame Mason Jar Plant Hanger from The Spruce

Macrame wall hangings are a popular way to showcase your knotting skills and this free pattern and tutorial gives you step-by-step directions on how to create this wall hanging by using just a few basic knots.

Macrame Wall Hanging from The Spruce

Here's a free macrame pattern for a laptop mat, which could also be used for a placemat, small table runner, or even a trivet. It uses the square, horizontal half hitch, and diagonal half hitch knots to create an intricate design.

Macrame Laptop Mat from Koel Magazine

With leather lace, some string, and fabric dye, you can make this stunning macrame necklace. Customize this quick afternoon project by changing the color of the dye or leaving it undyed for a more boho look.

DIY Dyed Macrame Necklace from The Merrythought

Here's a free macrame pattern that is quick to make and would make a great gift for anyone. The pattern makes two different keychains that use macrame cord along with wooden beads and embroidery floss. 

Macrame Key Chains from Hallmark Think. Make. Share.

Make a statement with this giant macrame rope light. It will add a surprise element in any room in your house! You'll need cording, along with a lamp cord and socket kit to make this unique macrame piece.

Giant Macrame Rope Lights from Vintage Revivals

Add a touch of Scandinavian design to your dining room or kitchen with this free macrame trivet pattern from We Are Scout. A wooden embroidery hoop plus a few beads make this trivet a budget-friendly project that doesn't compromise on style. 

Scandinavian Style Knotted Trivet from We Are Scout

Take a t-shirt and with a few snips and knots, you'll have a macrame top. This one shows a white t-shirt that has been dyed, but you could use any t-shirt in your closet to create this stylish look. 

Macrame Top from Mollie Makes

Create a wall display that your friends will envy with this free macrame pattern for giant feathers. You could easily modify the pattern to make smaller feathers that would be great for keychains or even ornaments. 

Macrame Feathers from Honestly WTF

Grab a hoop earring and some macrame cord and you're all ready to create these stunning earrings. The directions are extremely easy to follow and you'll have yourself a new pair of earrings in less than an hour. 

DIY Macrame Earrings from Cuckoo 4 Design

To call this simply a dream catcher doesn't do it justice. This stunning wall hanging would look great in a nursery, bedroom, or anywhere in your home. 

Macrame Dreamer from A Pair & a Spare

With a plastic chair frame and a lot of patience, you can create a hanging macrame chair that looks like it came straight out of a high-end boutique. This tutorial shares a lot of trial and errors to help you successfully make it. 

DIY Hanging Macrame Chair from Classy Clutter

If you need a room divider or a closet door, this macrame curtain will provide some separation, a little bit of privacy, and a whole lot of style. ​

Make Your Own Macrame Curtain ​from A Beautiful Mess

Here's a boho-style macrame wall hanging pattern that uses just four knots to create a fairly simple design that looks impressive. It's such a versatile pattern, you'll want to make one for everyone you know. 

Boho Macrame Wall Hanging from Foxy Twine

Add some warmth and texture to your dining room with this free macrame table runner from The DIY Mommy. Inspired by one at Anthropologie, this table runner will give you that sophisticated boho look ​that everyone will envy. 

Macrame Table Runner from The DIY Mommy

Although smaller than the other macrame projects, this free macrame bracelet tutorial packs quite the punch. Use jewlery cord and connectors to create these stylish bracelets. 

DIY Macrame Bracelet from Honestly WTF

Here's another macrame statement piece—this time in form of a chandelier. Cording and a lampshade will create this jaw-dropping chandelier that will take you a good part of the day to complete. 

DIY Macrame Chandelier from​ A Pair & a Spare

Here's another macrame chair pattern, but this one uses the frame from a lawn chair and different colors of cord to give it a retro feel with a modern twist. 

Macrame Garden Chair from Mollie Makes

This free macrame pattern is for a bookmark that would look great sitting among your coffee table books. It's a quick piece to make and it would also be a great gift for any occasion. 

Macrame Bookmark from Koel Magazine