How to hang your macrame pot plant holders
17 June 2021
Coffee cup hooks & 'S' hooks.
When I'm selling at a market, I get lots of people admiring my macrame plant pot holders, but the one thing people are always concerned, is how they can hang them in their house. The two tools that are most useful are coffee cup hooks and 'S' hooks. If you can get hold of either of these items you can hang your pot holders just about anywhere that is safe and secure.
I use the coffee cup hooks in my windows, I have wooden windows so it's easy for me to screw them into the sills at the top for my plants to hang from. If you don't have wooden windows them you can maybe get some hooks that can be attached by drilling into the brickwork. Just make sure you secure them properly so they hold the weight of the plant holder.
'S' hooks are great for hanging plant holders just about anywhere you can find - on the end of curtain pole or a piece of random pipework (particularly in old houses). Let me know where you found a place to hang your plant hanger.
Head to my shop to buy one now and use the code PLANT10 to get 10% off any macrame plant hanger, even if it's on sale!
Colourful Ramblings
Life has been somewhat topsy turvy for the past few years. With Covid affecting the whole world and then my own little world being challenged with the tedium that comes with trying to sell my house and move to somewhere new; I've been feeling somewhat overwhelmed. The one constant in my life has been my yarns, hooks and needles. I honestly think they are to thank for getting me through the past four years with a semblance of sanity in tact.
If I was to rank 2022 on a scale of 1 - 10, it's a solid 5. Neither wonderful nor disastrous, in school report terms, "could do better".
A new life and a new start is in reaching distance, I just have to be patient. I’ll keep doing the right things to make it happen and hopefully, before long I’ll be sharing with you my new adventure.
This day was always going to come, the day I say au revoir to all of you who signed up to my newsletters, visited my website, bought my products and offered kind words of support. Many of you did that regularly and I’m really grateful.
It took a pandemic to make me realise that I am enough. Yes, the me that I am today is more than enough, I don’t need to be anything more. I discovered that I don’t need to wear make-up and wash my hair every day (yes, I used to wash it every day - how ridiculous was that) and my pared back wardrobe was more than enough too.
