It’s here, it’s here! Lovely Indeed’s first video DIY. Those few of you who are super hardcore may remember back in the day a few icky attempts at video tutorials. Well, suffice it to say I’ve learned heaps since then, and they’re just gonna get better. Big thanks to Bri and Angela at Video Blogshop for dropping all kinds of video editing knowledge on me. And now, let’s DIY!
Or, for y’all who like to read:
- Cut four lengths of twine 72 inches each.
- Fold them all in half together and knot the closed end.
- Make pairs and knot each pair 15 inches from the large knot.
- Take one piece from each pair and knot those together at five inches from the last knot.
- Once the inside pairs are done, knot the two outside strands.
- Tie one final knot with all strands about two inches below the last knots.
- Carefully set your plant in the hanger and enjoy!
Hope you liked the first video! Many more to come, hopefully each one cooler than the last. Also keep an eye out next week for the skinny on how to make those gold and white flower pots! xoxo
















This is adorable!
Thanks Ash!
Yaaaaaaay!!!!!! ::clap:: ::clap:: ::clap::
Aw shucks.
That was adorable!!! Love them.
Glad you like!
This is seriously so cute — I love it! So creative, and very easy to follow. You did great, girl! Thanks for sharing the tutorial.
Thanks Maria! More to come!
That was awesome – the video itself was super good, but the idea was simple and gorgeous too. Great job!
Thanks so much Lucy — appreciate it!
Congrats on your first video! It came out awesome and you look so pretty! Can’t wait to see what you do next!
Thanks doll.
This–YOU are too adorable! Had to watch this on mute (ah, work!), but it was great nonetheless. Going to buy some twine and mini plants during my lunch break now!
Oh yeah, awesome video skills, BTW!
Haha! You are too funny — thanks!
So fantastic! You have inspired me to try my own. You make it look so easy but I reckon might have to go to Blogshop first!
Just jump in and try one! I bet you’ll find it’s easier than you think.