I recently purchased some exciting new colors of paracord from Supply Captain and I thought I would use one of those colors to tie one of my favorite bracelet designs by TyingItAllTogether. The color I chose to use is called Urban Camo and I used approximately 6-7 feet for the main design, you will also need a core strand, I used approximately 2 feet of black.
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ATTACHING THE BUCKLE
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I chose to start by tying two Cow Hitches leaving the black (2 feet) strand in between the Urban Camo (larger strand). And then I simply followed the instructions from the video by JD at TyingItAllTogether until I reached the desired length of my bracelet.
From there you will need to remove the excess paracord and secure cord to keep it from coming uncompressed, there are a couple of ways to accomplish this. Keep in mind that at this time you will only be removing the excess Urban Camo (main) strands, leave the black (core) strands in place.
- Use a Quilting Pin (or whatever you have on hand that will substitute) to hold the Urban Camo paracord in place.
- I used a Wood Burning Tool to cut the strands and melt them in place at the same time.
- You can use scissors to cut the paracord and then use a lighter to singe the ends, then you can use a matching color thread to secure the Urban Camo paracord in place.
SOURCES AND REFERENCES
- How to Tie the Dragon's Tongue by TIAT
- Join Two Pieces of Paracord by Wishbone1138
- Paracord from Supply Captain
- Side Release Buckles from Creative Designworks
- TyingItAllTogether
- Unique Ropecraft
- Wood Burning Tool
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