Clothesline rope crafts

My latest trivet 12x20. I put all my strips out in basket so i can see them & decide which one is next. When all done i put then in separate zip bags. A...

Learn how to embroider on a cotton clothesline rope basket or bowl to create unique embroidered baskets or bowls.

We are an English speaking group specializing in rope crafts. All items made using cotton clothesline. Plain or wrapped bowls, mats, coasters, vessels etc.

Looking for home décor ideas or handmade gifts? Give this DIY Rope Trivet a try! Sewing a Rope Trivet with Scrap Fabric is fast & easy with this ‘how to’ sewing tutorial. You'll love this scrappy DIY rope trivet with scrap fabric! Do you have some clothesline rope? Clothesline Rope Projects are perfect for making clothesline rope scrap fabric projects like hot mats, trivets, coasters, place mats, bowls and rugs.

We are an English speaking group specializing in rope crafts. All items made using cotton clothesline. Plain or wrapped bowls, mats, coasters, vessels etc.

Keyrings made from rope leftovers (18"). Wrapped with Liberty scraps. Rope End Caps, Tassels and Hardware all from Amazon (UK)

It has been a few months between posts on my blog. Partly due to moving house and not having a proper sewing space just yet. But I’m back today with a tutorial for some coasters!

I’ve started doing wave bowls. The one in back fits a pie plate. The 3 small ones are 4-1/2” bottoms, 2” high and 6” across the top. The mid sized one is...

This is my first bowl. Don’t look too close. It was a lot of fun. Thanks for turning me on to the craft.

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Have fun and paint your baskets with acrylic paints.

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And a mountain of fabric strips in your scrap bin? Make a rug! NOTE: This project was fully inspired (as in I never would've thought to do this myself) by my hilarious friend Jodie who blogs at RicRac. You can see her gorgeous rug and a tutorial to make your own here. The only thing I did differently is that instead of a regular zigzag stitch, I used an 8.5mm wide triple stitch (that is three stitches in every zig and zag). I thought this might be more durable in the long run with my chair…

I absolutely love this color of pink that my rope came out to look like. This is Walmart rope. I boiled gallon of water, added 1/4 cup of baking soda and...

You can update a tin canister, an old vase, a metal container, etc by doing a modern basket weave with your favorite ribbons and some cheap fabric cording. U…

Yes, I drank the koolaid! I love this project, it's quick, easy, customizable, and USEFUL!A BIG bowl I made from 1/4" piping.I've made these small and large, with and without handles, colorful thread, and more subtle.I have found this post by Amanda to be a great resource (and some…

If you're looking for some great craft ideas that you can make with rope, macrame cord or even a clothesline then we've got some great ideas for you. You can whip up creative decor that's perfect for a coastal mood or a rustic farmhouse or even a kids bedroom. Try one of our easy tutorials and create a rug or a wall hanging today. WildflowersAndWanderlust.com

If you love crafting machine embroidered rope bowls, then you'll love this fun new rope-inspired project! Learn how to make your own machine embroidered rope wreath. Using this technique, you can even make your own rope picture frame! Follow along with the stops below to learn more. Supplies & Materials: Supplies 7