That’s when malyMADE, her macramé venture, came to be. Vang says she explored the hobby, aiming to use different techniques to create beautiful wall art that people would want to hang in their homes.

Step one: Take your round cake board and cut it in half. Step two: Start cutting your macrame into strips. We started cutting ours around 11-12″ long, but we made them longer as we built our ghost.

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