ZigZag Diamond Macrame Wall Hanging

Width - 3 Feet 

Height - 5 feet

Material - Macrame

Color - Off White

Unit - 1 

A ZigZag Diamond Macrame Wall Hanging is a visually striking piece of textile art that utilizes macrame knots to create a large-scale geometric pattern where multiple diamond shapes are arranged to form a noticeable 'zigzag' or tiered structure.

Key Features and Description

• Core Pattern: The main body of the hanging is constructed from multiple repetitions of the diamond (rhombus) motif. The "ZigZag" element comes from the arrangement or how the rows are connected.

  • Arrangement ZigZag: Diamonds are often stacked vertically in tiers, with each subsequent tier of diamonds starting its pattern slightly offset from the one above it. This vertical staggering creates the appearance of a wide, woven zigzag wave running across the piece.

  • Internal ZigZag: The pattern inside the diamond structure itself might be achieved using alternating knotting sequences (like using Square Knots and then leaving open space) to create a subtle zigzag texture within the diamond's framework.

• Materials and Structure:

  • Material: Typically crafted from thick natural cotton cord (often 3mm or 5mm) for a strong, highly textured finish.

  • Frame: Secured to a straight support, such as a wooden dowel, driftwood, or bamboo hoop.

• Key Knots: The piece relies on tight, structural knots to maintain the crisp geometric lines:

  • Double Half Hitch Knots (DHH): Used extensively on the diagonal lines to outline the sharp edges of the diamonds and create the structured webbing.

  • Square Knots or Berry Knots: Used for spacing, separating the diamond motifs, or creating dense, textured features within the open space of the diamonds.