Macramé & Mojitos

Thursday, August 24, 2023
5:30 – 8:00pm
$44 Member  | $55 Non-Members

Price reduced!

In this hands-on workshop, you will learn some basic macramé knots and techniques for creating your very own plant hanger to take home, all while enjoying a yummy Mojito.

Create a finished macramé plant hanger 

Have fun! 

Macramé instruction, materials, and refreshments are included

Must be 21+ to take this workshop.

About the Artist

Tatianna is a modern macramé artist based in Syracuse, NY. She picked up macramé six years ago as a hobby and instantly fell in love.

Now, this is her full-time creative pursuit. She finds it rewarding to create something that people love and will live in their homes for many years to come. When she’s not working in her studio she’s playing with her cat (Zara) or trying out new Syracuse restaurants.

Getting Creative with Cocktails:
My Experience Hosting a Macramé Workshop — with a Twist!

By Tatianna,
https://tatiannamonet.com/macrame-workshop-with-a-twist/

Recently, I had the honor of hosting my first macramé workshop of the year in partnership with the Everson Museum of Art. I wasn’t exactly nervous, but I was definitely excited. This event was a big deal for me, and the fact that the class sold out so quickly and was gaining so much traction made it all the more special. I had folks emailing me and DM-ing me on Instagram, and even after the class was sold out, there were still people trying to get in.

While I’ve taught macramé workshops before, I’d never done one with drinks. Part of me was worried that the drinks and food would take up too much time and we wouldn’t finish, or that the margaritas would make it more difficult for folks to comprehend and follow instructions. But all my worries were for nothing!

Once we got started, everyone made perfect gathering knots. I was really impressed by the skill level of the group! We all had our drinks in our hands and snacks in our bellies, and then we got started with the rest of the plant hanger.

It was a little challenging at first, but everyone was able to take home something that they had created themselves and that would hold a plant.

Macramé can be a bit difficult, so I’m extremely proud of everyone who came out and gave it their all. The workshop was an absolute blast, and I’m grateful to have had the opportunity to work with such a wonderful group of people.

If you’re interested in attending one of my upcoming workshops, be sure to check out my website for more information. And if you’re feeling inspired to try macramé on your own, take a look at my shop for DIY kits and other macramé supplies.

Thank you for your continued support, and I can’t wait to see what the rest of the year has in store!