Isn't the little finger-sized goldfish or turtle that you bought at the night shop growing tremendously when you notice it?
The same is sometimes the case with foliage plants.
You've grown
You can cut it and increase it, but I thought it would be fashionable to hang it on the bay window by taking advantage of the feature that extends downward, so I decided to make a "plant hanger" to hang the whole pot and decorate it.
When I searched for a way to make it on an overseas DIY site, it was very nice to knit macrame and thread beads, but it was a little hurdle for the clumsy writer. As a result of various trials, the method of making introduced by a design company called Skinny la Minx was very simple and easy to understand, so I will introduce it.
【material】
・ Cotton or nylon rope (8m used this time)
・ Ring parts (sturdy metal or wood)
・ Scissors
[How to make]
Prepare four 2m ropes (change the length according to the size of the pot and the hanging height).
Pass the four pieces together through the ring, fold them in half at the center, and tie them once.
Tie two adjacent pieces together 20 cm below the knot. You can make four knots at the same height.
Somehow I will tie the ropes that are next to each other
I have a bundle of 4
10 cm below each knot, take one from the adjacent bundle and tie it.
Take one by one from the bundle made in the first time. It is easy to understand if you do it while arranging it on the desk.
Finally, tie the two on both ends.
If you tie the two ends
In the form of a net
From there, tie all the ropes together 7 cm below and trim the tips to complete!
It's easy because you just tie it!
Let's hang it right away.
This is Asian tam. A refreshing green shines on the white wall
I tried hanging the pothos at the beginning together with the saucer, but it is easier to clean it if you put it in the pot cover as much as possible. It's simple, but by changing the type and length of the rope, the appearance will be quite different.
It will be healed if there is a green at eye level!
Various ways to make plant hangers are introduced on the website and books, but this is recommended for people who want to try the simple ones first. If you have a problem with where to put the plants that you want to move indoors for winter, why not hang them more and more?
