Macramé Workshop: Plant Hanger

Date & Time

November 3
2:00 pm – 4:00 pm

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Class Description

Come join Tiffany for this beginner’s macramé workshop! No experience is needed! After learning the square knot with hands-on instruction, you’ll create your own plant hanger to hold a 3-6” pot with natural colored cotton cord. Every person will leave with their completed plant hanger & instructions on how to freestyle your own plant hanger at home. All supplies are included. Grab a friend and let’s get knotty!

Please note when registering if there is a certain color cord you would like to use! *Option to use a rainbow tie-dyed cord made by Tiffany, the instructor. (extra $15 cash or venmo)

Age requirement: 12 years +

Meet the Instructor

Tiffany Caldwell

As a new mom, I wanted to find a useful hobby that I could start/stop easily. Projects that I could finish in 1 sitting and easily carry with me to the park. A planty person before the pandemic – I was inspired by a community of fellow plant lovers to macrame plant hangers. Through their encouragement, I found the confidence to start selling my creations and teach fellow enthusiasts. Running around my home are my 2 doggos (Parker & Charlie), my son (Taylor), and my tech-savvy partner (Joe). Taylor has a love for anything green & is passionate to understand how things are made or how things work. Joe pushes me to new limits by incorporating my art with his laser or 3D printer – creating reusable cups, memorable cutting boards, or hand-crafted wood accents to macramé wall hangings. Inspired by bohemian lifestyle & coastal jungle vibes; I love incorporating bright, colorful macramé made with ethically sourced fibers into my home. Selling my crafts as Rays to Waves, you can find my plant hangers around Omaha in local plant boutiques, family-owned shops, or at pop-up markets throughout the year. If you’re nervous about learning macrame, don’t be - think of it as a really big friendship bracelet! It’s as easy to learn as tying your shoes.