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{DIY} Wall hanging part 2

Tonight I tried a more natural element.  I took the clippers and went and trimmed a limb that was down in the back yard.

I cut sixty 60-inch pieces of yarn.  I doubled them then knoted them on the branch as shown below until all were on the branch.
Once they were knotted, then I taped off the bottom to keep it somewhat straight.  You can cut a V, an angle, straight or however you see fit.  
Once I had it trimmed, I cut a long piece for my hanger.  I knotted, wrapped and then slip knotted each side to make the hanger…couldn’t keep everything tight and take a photo at the same time.  If anyone is interested I can do a video tutorial.  
I found a spot to hang and voila! A $3 boho wall hanging!  
XOXO
-S
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{DIY} Wall hanging

So who has seen all those beautiful wall hangings that have been macramed and twisted and braided…well I love them just like the rest of the you…but I found a way to make a very inexpensive simple wall hanger.  I bought 4 rolls of yarn and 1 package of dowel rods:  each wall hanging only used about 1/2 of the ball of yarn and one dowel rod-so a little of $1 each!  It’s amazing you can DIY these things and bring in so many natural elements to your home and desk.

I measured 24 pieces of 36 in yarn.  I put two together and wrapped around dowel like in the photo.  I also did a video of how to do step by step.  Then the hanger should be cut at 72 inches-video shows how to wrap the yarn around to make it a hanger.  Having a problem with the video uploading so I will try to do some better photos tonight.
XOXO
-S