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#ParacordChallenge---Level of Difficulty: Easy!! This week's paracord tutorial is for the "Double Fishtail Weave." Grab some cord, and give it a shot yourself. You will love the way this turns out. Happy Cording. #paracord #tutorial #paracordial #tying #knotting #crafting #diy #design #howto #craft #pictorial
I used around 36 feet of 2.4mm cord to make this cobra stitch/Solomon bar/Portuguese sinnet/square knotting(may be a couple more names for it out there...) neck lanyard, with a break-away hidden under a 5 lead 4 bight Turk's head knot. The Turk's head is snug enough to stay in place, yet not interfere with the safety function. Some folks need the break-away on a lanyard for peace of mind, and it may even be a requirement if they wear one at work. A safety feature for a neck lanyard is…
Break Away Paracord Lanyard With Side Release Buckle and Swivel Snap Clasp (4 Color): I wanted to make a lanyard to show my team colors while at work in uniform. I put together several braids and techniques that I had learned here at insructables but with some twists that I prefer.
This paracord keychain is SO COOL! All you need is some paracord and a key ring to make this DIY keychain that's perfect for hiking, camping, and the outdoors. Choose your favourite colours and make a simple box knot (full instructions below!) to form this survival keychain in 15 minutes or less. These paracord keychains are fun and easy to make, and they can be unraveled for use in an emergency! This post contains affiliate links. If you use these links to buy something we may earn a small…
So in our last duck call lanyard video we told you to use too little cord. Instead of just fixing or replacing the video, we revamped it to make a better lan...
Most trekkers use paracord lanyards for carrying essential items and ID cards when travelleing. Learn how to make lanyard patterns from DIY tutorials.
A tutorial on a paracord keychain.:
