Original 1970s Carousel Light macramé hanging lamp with white fringe, yellow cords, horse ornaments and flowers.

1970s Carousel Light Macramé Hanging Lamp Pattern PDF – 4 Foot

1970s Carousel Light Macramé Hanging Lamp

This four-foot suspended lamp is the theatrical side of 1970s macramé: a multi-tiered lighting structure combining rings, knotted cord, fringe, and decorative carousel elements into a true statement piece.

What’s Included

Complete historical hanging-lamp pattern with original construction information. The protected source remains the authority for all cord, ring, bead, and lamp-kit quantities.

Original Sizing

Pattern/finished length: approximately 4 feet.

Gauge

No conventional knit/crochet gauge. Finished size depends on cord diameter, knot tension, ring/frame dimensions, and assembly.

Construction & Technique

A suspended multi-tier structure assembled from rings and macramé sections with fringe and decorative elements, combining knotting with load-bearing and electrical hardware.

Modern Maker’s Notes

Make a measured knot sample before cutting all cord. Do not assume modern rings or lamp kits match period dimensions. Plan hanging support independently from decorative cordwork and account for total finished weight.

Electrical Safety

Historical lamp directions document period construction and do not replace current electrical practice. Use modern listed/approved components, proper strain relief and safe clearances between fiber and heat sources. If you are not qualified to assemble or inspect the electrical portion, use a qualified professional.

Then & Now

Use it as a sunroom, studio, or retro-lounge centerpiece. Cream/mustard, natural/rust, or ivory/olive can update the palette while keeping the original carousel silhouette.

Digital Download & Printing

Digital historical macramé pattern PDF only. No lamp, cord, or hardware is included. Print at 100% / Actual Size.

Explore The Knotted Interior and the Dazespast Archive. For electrical safety guidance, see the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission.

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