When you decide to make your first paracord bracelet,
knowing where to start can be time consuming and difficult. I have pieced
together a visual tutorial about how to make a one cord/color paracord
bracelet.
In picture 2, I singed the cord and pinched it with
the pliers. As mentioned in a prior post, this method allows you to pass
the paracord through the bracelet with ease.
Picture 7 shows the use of forceps in keeping the
paracord stationary while starting to knot the bracelet.
Pictures 9 through 14 show the steps for knotting
the paracord.
Traditionally in the paracord community this type of knot is called a Cobra Weave or Solomon Bar. In reality, it’s an alternating square knot. It’s all the same thing; see links below.
Traditionally in the paracord community this type of knot is called a Cobra Weave or Solomon Bar. In reality, it’s an alternating square knot. It’s all the same thing; see links below.
I am pulling the paracord through in
pictures 15 and 16.
I once again singe and pinch to finish the bracelet in picture 18.
