Looking for beautiful Macramé Air Plant Holder Patterns? Create stylish holders that brighten any room and show off your favorite Tillandsia.
If you love simple plant-inspired crafts, these Macramé Air Plant Holder Patterns are a great place to start. They let you create beautiful handmade holders that display air plants without taking up much space. Whether you’re a beginner or experienced, you’ll find creative designs to add charm and texture to your home.
Macramé Air Plant Holder Patterns
1. Mini Macramé Air Plant Holder
If you have mini-crocheted plants at home, use this Mini Macramé Air Plant Holder by Lia Griffith to turn them into decor. All you will need is a wooden dowel and cotton rope to start making the knots.
The project is listed as intermediate and uses four different macramé knots. The materials include 4 mm cotton rope and a 4 mm wooden dowel. The tutorial starts with eight 5-foot pieces of cord and uses lark’s head and square knots. The finished macramé is about 7 inches long and the dowel is 4 inches long.
2. Easy Macramé Air Plant Holder
The small plants are not for the floor but are for air, like this Easy Macramé Air Plant Holder by Marching North. Start making the knots through a wooden loop using a 4 mm cotton cord.
This project is designed as a quick beginner-friendly hanger and can be made in about 20 minutes. It uses two 60-inch pieces of 4 mm single-strand macramé cord, a 2-inch wooden ring, a wooden bead, and a crochet hook that fits through the bead. The holder has a 3- to 4-inch space for the air plant and uses spiral half knots for the main sections.
3. Clay Macramé Air Plant Hanger
Easily decorate your walls without repainting them with this Clay Macramé Air Plant Hanger by Lia Griffith. Pick plants that are small in size and will easily fit the prepared macrame hanger. The design combines handmade clay holders with a simple spiral macramé hanger, giving the air plants a small place to sit without using a traditional pot.
4. Suspensión Macramé Air Plant
Never tried an air plant hanger? Buy some cotton cord and a wooden loop and try this Suspensión Macramé Air Plant by Made In May. Just soak the plant in water before hanging it on the hanger. The design gives you a simple way to display an air plant above a table, shelf, or other small space. Follow the tutorial to see how the cord and wooden loop come together to create the finished hanger.
5. DIY Macramé Air Plant Holder
Create a beautiful wall display using cotton strands and make this DIY Macramé Air Plant Holder by Simply Inspired, featuring tassel detailing. Start tying the knots to a wooden dowel. The finished design gives the air plant a raised display rather than placing it directly on a shelf or table. Follow the video to work through the knotting and create the tassel detail that completes the holder.
6. DIY Macramé Pod Hanger
Who says plants are for the floor? You can hang them easily, and they will still grow well using this DIY Macramé Pod Hanger by Luna Crafts Online.
The pod-style design gives the plant a dedicated space within the macramé structure. Follow the tutorial to see how the cords are arranged and knotted to create the hanging pod. It is a simple option if you want to move a small plant display off a table or floor.
7. Hanging Air Plant Holder DIY
If you only have big plants and think they cannot be hung, make this Hanging Air Plant Holder DIY by Houseful of Handmade. Carefully adjust the pot between the knots and safely hang it. This project combines scrap wood with 3 mm cotton macramé cord and metal or wood rings. There are three different holder designs, including hexagon, square, and flower shapes. The macramé uses three basic knots: gathering, square, and overhand knots.
8. Macramé Air Plant Holder
Why buy pots when you can make this Macramé Air Plant Holder by White Owl Knot Macrame and Fiber Art? Learn the required knots and try them using a cotton rope, and you will have one of your own air plant hangers. The project focuses on creating the holder from the rope rather than using a regular plant pot. Follow the video to learn the knotting process and assemble the finished hanger for your air plant.
9. Colorful Macramé Air Plant Hanger
Add some colors and life to the walls using this Colorful Macramé Air Plant Hanger by A Kailo Chic Life. Use different-colored ropes to tie the knots, and you will have a beautiful hanger ready within hours.
This design uses plastic Easter egg halves as the plant holders and faux suede cording for the macramé. The tutorial starts with three colors of cording and uses a loop knot at the top. The smaller planter uses a slightly different knotting arrangement. The finished mini planters cost less than $2 each, excluding the air plant, according to the designer.
10. Beginner’s Air Plant Hanger
Add a plant to your room that isn’t too big and doesn’t require much maintenance with this Beginner’s Macramé Air Plant Hanger by Fibers Of Mine. Don’t forget to add the beautiful tassel detailing at the end. The hanging design gives your air plant a place to sit without taking up space on a table, shelf, or floor. Follow the video to learn how the macramé is put together and how the tassel is added to finish the hanger. It is a simple project to try if you are new to making macramé plant hangers.
11. Boho Macramé Plant Hanger
Add some boho charm to your place with this Boho Macramé Air Plant Hanger by Macrame Ideas and DIY, featuring a beautiful pattern with tassels. Make the plant hanger yours by learning the required knots. The tassel detail gives the finished hanger a decorative look while keeping the air plant as the main feature. Follow the tutorial to work through the knot pattern and finish your hanger with the same decorative detail.
