July Monthly Macrame Challenge – Macrame Flower Power with Simply Inspired

Stop and smell the roses! Who’s excited about our new Monthly Macrame Challenge? This month we’re learning how to make super cute Macrame flowers with Sheena Joy of Simply Inspired!

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July Monthly Macrame Challenge

For our July Macrame Challenge, we’re learning how to make gorgeous Macrame flowers with talented teacher Sheena Joy of YouTube channel Simply Inspired.

Choose from pretty roses, tulips, or daisies and create your own beautiful bouquet of Macrame flowers this month!

Macrame Flower Tutorials

All listed flower patterns are great for beginners and will teach you some amazing new techniques to use in your future projects.

Make sure to subscribe to Sheena’s channel so you’ll never miss out on any new free tutorials!

How to join our May Monthly Macrame Challenge

1. Join our Monthly Macrame Challenge Facebook Group and watch the tutorials provided in this blog post.
2. Follow Macrame for Beginners on Instagram and subscribe to Macrame for Beginners on YouTube.
3. Upload a photo of your gorgeous Macrame Flowers in the Monthly Macrame Challenge Facebook Group with the hashtags #julymacramechallenge + #monthlymacramechallenge.

Macrame Rose Tutorial

Macrame Tulips Flower Tutorial

Macrame Daisy Flower Tutorial

Macrame Forget-Me-Nots Flower Tutorial

Macrame Lavender Flower Tutorial

Macrame Sunflower Tutorial

Get a Shout-Out on Instagram

We can’t wait to see your beautiful creations! Share your project on Instagram with the hashtag #monthlymacramechallenge and tag @macrameforbeginners for a shout-out.

Happy Knotting

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