How to Make Celtic-Crossed Solomon Bar Bracelets by TIAT

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The Celtic-Crossed Solomon Bar is the result of integrating two (side-by-side) Triangle Knots into a standard Solomon Bar. Shown here with a single Celtic Cross centered on a bar/bracelet, the tie can just as easily be made with multiple Celtic Crosses in series. The choice is yours... Video production by J.D. Lenzen of Tying It All Together

[@hex1101]

I've been watching your videos for a while now and have make quite a few of the bracelets and other works and wonders you've come up with. Hands down I think you've got the best videos out there when it comes to making paracord... anything. I also like how you seem to make sure your projects are of the non-violent capacity. The music accompanied with these videos is also very soothing and introspective. I will be purchasing your book as well. Great job, and Thank you.

[@jonathanshu100]

JD you are the best knot tyer ever!!!! You are awesome

[@rosemaryrodgers1922]

Interesting tie. I just tied it in Royal Blue & Scarlet, & it looks great. I love these videos, JD. It brings me such pleasure to execute your designs. Thank you for your generosity.

[@sylvanapritkovs2244]

That bracelet along with the music was just damned magical! I LOVE IT!!!

[@chris7662]

Beautiful music, my friend. Between the provacative music and handwerk after all these years watching, I think I'm getting "it" once again. That you're hurting, deeply and on a personal level you really choose not to address or have addressed in the past beyond saturation.
These videos are extremely well done. There's no vocalization, typically and not really necessarily as you well know. That must truly be your "message".

[@TheTruckboy14]

you make some impressive thing i enjoy making them.

[@KNIVESnKNIVESnKNIVES]

Keep up the great work JD!!!!!

[@eje1079]

That looks great. Something new to try tomorrow!

[@alicefornasini655]

😆sei bravissimo io guardo sempre i tuoi video!

[@GeynLightBlue]

Very beautiful :)

[@irishis98]

I can't think what is that music, it's mesmerizing.

[@Ravaxr]

Fourth is also awesome, though I don't want to start doing this regularly.

[@MR2Davjohn]

I get mine through Amazon. All the accessories there, too. Paracord costs between $7 and $12 per 100ft, depending on the color.

[@thatrandomguy44]

Looks like a watch

[@ohcynthiao]

Are there any designs where I can incorporate a ring (the ones you were on your fingers) I've done one but the ring sticks up. I want it to lay flat against the bracelet. Any suggestions??

[@Azailious97]

I'm assuming the 6ft cord is the white one in this video but could you back me up on this one?

[@ForeverStrong45]

Awesome possum! Better music in my opinion :)

[@KhameronHenriquezInfamousKiDd]

where might I buy some Paracord?

[@itsrichagain]

The double strand start knot at the end looks like a Turks Head. Is there much difference?

[@KhameronHenriquezInfamousKiDd]

He said that the shorter one was the blue one so yea

[@Thecashy41234]

Sixth!!

[@Andrewremnar]

Aww man, I wish I was first

[@OllieandMione]

first! hah! OH GLORY

[@MR2Davjohn]

When you demonstrate how to make each knot you might have the consideration of keeping your thumb out of the way so it can be followed. We can't see through your fingers.