Show off a macramé beach bag thanks to these step-by-step instructions by BUYI for Katia Premium Designers 

5 July, 2022

A picnic in the park, an afternoon at the pool, or a day at the beach? Without a doubt, big bags are the most practical summer accessories. If you want to make a macramé beach bag with your own two hands, we recommend the new Premium Designers pattern. Catch the macramé fever, the trend of the summer, with the Silvestre bag by BUYI Macramé Art.

How to make a macrame beach bag

Silvestre macramé beach bag

“Bags are a timeless accessory. We always need one and they cover a wide range of possibilities, sizes, colors, models, seasons, etc. I’ll show you how to make this super comfortable and practical macramé beach bag. An accessory you can fill with your things and take everywhere. It’s made with a technique I’ve called “tapestry macramé”, since it’s reminiscent of the technique used for crochet. In this case, it consists of tying knots alternating colored cords making different motifs within the design.” María Eugenia @buyi.macrameart. 

Macramé pattern step-by-step

With 2 bobbins of Katia Soft Macramé

Combine two bobbins in two colors of Soft Macramé to make your macramé beach bag. Choose among the 7 tones of Katia Soft Macramé available, our new recycled organic cotton cord. Find this PDF pattern on sale and discover many more exclusive designs at Katia Premium Designers. Be inspired by the creativity of independent designers! 

Macrame bag step-by-step tutorial

Premium Designers step-by-step instructions

Macramé Beach Bag Premium Designers

Two-toned design with basic knots

Make your macramé beach bag with basic knots like lark’s head knots and square knots, for example. Also, learn how to easily make the two-toned motif with this alternating knot design. In the step-by-step instructions, you find many photos to easily make the practical Silvestre bag. 

Macramé Beach Bag BUYI Macramé Art

BUYI Macramé Art 

My name is María Eugenia, but my nickname has always been BUYI, which is where the name of my brand comes from. I’m inspired by nature, natural décor with boho and rustic vibes. For my simple and authentic designs, I use natural fibers such as cotton, linen, jute, and raffia. Being able to create a piece with just my hands and cords, without using any tools, is magical. I also feel like macramé is a way to meditate in motion, because it requires my full concentration. It gives me inner balance that results in limitless creativity. So, I encourage you to make this macramé beach bag with simple knots.