How to Make DIY Boho Fringe Chandelier in a Few Easy Steps

Tools and materials

14-inch, 10-inch, and 8-inch embroidery hoops, fringe (I ordered mine offline since my local craft store didn't have any I liked), rope, scissors, sharpie, measuring tape and hot glue.

Step 1: Take out the hoop portion that doesn't have the metal on it

I recycle the other part for other DIY's - you can use metal ones if you like but these are less expensive. Tip: Spray paint them the color of your fringe - this will make it blend more.

Step 2: Cut the rope

Cut four pieces (mine are one arm's length each) of rope or yarn or whatever your heart desires to hang it.

Step 3: Attach the hoops together

Put the hoops on the table, and tie each piece of rope to the smallest hoop. I then pulled it tight and made a mark at 4 1/2 inches on each piece of rope. I then tied the knot at that mark to the second-largest hoop and repeated this step to then tie it to the biggest hoop.

This creates the "bones" of the chandelier for you to hot glue the fringe to. I didn't spray paint my hoops white and ended up hand painting them to blend them in more so don't forget to paint them!!

Step 4: Tie a knot at the top

This ties all four pieces of rope together.

Step 5: Hang it up

Hang it up somewhere and hot glue your fringe on to each individual hoop.

Step 6: Trim your fringe

I did mine evenly across but I think it would look dope to add cut in's or scallops.

This is totally optional - I found this trim at JoAnn's and wanted to add it to the top.

Step 7: Add trim

Hot glue the top of your chandelier and add it!

Step 8: Trim the excess and you're done!

The possibilities and endless with dip dying it, color ways, lighting it or not lighting it.

And there you have it!

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