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Rope bench.
Materials
white cotton rope, thickness 7mm.
Four legs from old chair.
Two 7*72cm timber pieces for each end.
Two 7*34cm timber pieces for each side.
Four corner brackets.
Two pieces of timber to the middle for support.
Tools
Screwdriver
Drill
Screws
Saw
Scissors
Tape measure
+ Lot of patient!
Steps
Step 1
First I built the frame using things that I already had at home. I took apart an old chair to use the legs of the chair. Then I cut the pieces of timber and screw them to the legs using the corner brackets.
I also added two pieces of timber to the middle to support the bench.
Step 2
Then I started wrap the rope around the bench from one end of the bench to the other. When I had to tide knots I made sure the knots were placed underneath so you can not see them.
And then I wove the rope other way. You can find different ways to do it on YouTube. The rope woven part takes time. Make sure you keep the rope tight and you might need to press the rope closer to each other time to time so there are no big gaps.
Step 3
When I finished the bench I also wrapped rope around the legs to make it more secure.
Hello @H3nna
This DIY rope bench looks fantastic! I love how the neat and orderly rope pattern gives it such a clean and stylish look. You’ve done an amazing job with the weaving. It really shows off your creativity and skill. It's a great addition to your space, both as a functional piece and a unique bit of art!
Thank you for sharing such a wonderful project.
Eric
Afternoon @H3nna
Your bench looks good 
I really like how you have reused parts to make the frame and also the inside supports to stop the sides come in as you wrapped the rope. How long did it take you to do?
Seriously I cant see a bow in the rope with the plant on it! 
Impressed!
Dave
