Macramé Covered Star | Step by Step Tutorial

Опубликовано: 29 Июль 2026
на канале: Osana Macramê
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🧵 MATERIALS LIST:
Tape measure or measuring tape
Scissors
Star-shaped MDF frame (24 cm from end to end)
MDF numbers (e.g., 2025, New Year's theme) - Each number 3 cm tall and wide
All-purpose craft glue
Hair elastic
7-meter cord
5 30-cm cords
5 1-meter cords
1 20-cm cord

In this video, you'll learn how to make a macramé-covered star with an easy-to-follow step-by-step tutorial. Ideal for those who love craft projects, this piece brings a rustic and elegant touch, perfect for Christmas decor or for decorating any time of year. With simple materials and macramé techniques, you can create a charming star that can be hung on a tree, wall, or door.

This DIY macramé star is suitable for both beginners and experienced crafters, with clear instructions for each step, from preparing the materials to the final finishing touch. Customizable in a variety of colors and sizes, this covered star is a great project to explore your creativity and add a special touch to your home decor.

Watch until the end to learn customization tips and techniques that will ensure an incredible and unique result. Make your space more cozy and add a touch of love with this homemade macramé star!


Osana Barreto is a Macramé Instructor, Art Educator, and Art Therapist, born in São Gonçalo, Rio de Janeiro. The daughter of a teacher, she knew her passion was teaching from a young age. An Art Education teacher with a degree in Fine Arts and a specialization in Art Therapy in Education and Health, Osana fell in love with the art of Macramé shortly after retiring. And everyone who knows her closely was certain it was only a matter of time before she started teaching. "Do what you love, but do it with so much passion that other people want to do it too."

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