Hey there, folks! Can you believe I kicked off this crazy business venture from the cozy confines of my apartment's closet back in the ancient year of 2013? Yep, you heard that right, a closet! My journey began with some wacky videos, and now, many moons later, I'm still here, spreading the cord-tastic love. I've got cords for every crafty whim you can imagine. Seriously, if there's a cord, I've got it! Do me a solid and take a quick peek at my website. It would mean the absolute world to me. Plus, it'll keep this channel afloat and continue to bless your screens with my video tutorials. Just for you lovely folks, here's a secret code: SWEETDEAL. Redeem it at www.boredparacord.com for some extra cord-tastic savings! Sit back, relax, and enjoy the video! 😄
Elegant and simple. Putting a wooden/plastic/metal bead on the end of the cords before melting would stop the cord from pulling back through and make the ends a little more decorative. I've had a similar cough for a few months, seem to get it every year (in recent years), it only gets better in the spring or if I have a course of antibiotics (doctors here in the UK avoid prescribing antibiotics as much as possible nowadays), so just have to put up with the cough. Hope you can get rid of the cough soon!
Oh my gosh! This way is so much easier than the one I saw on another site. On the other channel I had to tie a bowline at the bottom of the loop and then a Celtic stopper knot! I’m definitely trying again with this style. Well done 👍
Excellent video, clearly showing how to do this. My only comment would be to consider replacing the sliding knots with something that can break away if caught, either a plastic buckle or a spring-type metal hook and catch. As it stands, you could potentially snag that either on something or in something and the paracord will take a lot of force before breaking. It's especially important for children I think. As a follow on, this is so easy to extend that it would also make a good headband, but definitely use a break-away catch or a section of elastic for obvious reasons. Thanks for posting! 👍😃
Baska videoda aynisi vardi modelin yapamadim tam gostermedi nasil yapildigini ama siz cok guzel gosteriyorsunuz modeli simdi sizin sayenizde yaptim 3 gùn diger videoda cok ugrasdim ama sizin sayenizde yaptim modeli cikarttim tesekùrler size arkadasim cok sùkùr cok gùzel ince detagiyla anlatiyorsunuz mùkemmelsiniz❤😊❤😊
Like the braided paracord design... would make a nice gift for family & friends. Thinking of another way to modify the closure though, since the strands stick out and I wouldn't want them to catch on anything. Any suggestions? Thank you for your video. I hope your cough gets better and that you have perfect health. Blessings. 🙏🌟🕊
Please kind sir please do a video on how to make numbers out of paracord. Like the number 7 for example 🙏🏽 I’ve made 3 bracelets so far with your videos, thank you so much
Ya still have the cough?? (Probably not, lol). BUT if you do…..get some LOCAL HONEY, try a teaspoon of local, to you, HONEY when you want to cough. Thanks for the video.
Hey there, folks! Can you believe I kicked off this crazy business venture from the cozy confines of my apartment's closet back in the ancient year of 2013? Yep, you heard that right, a closet!
My journey began with some wacky videos, and now, many moons later, I'm still here, spreading the cord-tastic love. I've got cords for every crafty whim you can imagine. Seriously, if there's a cord, I've got it!
Do me a solid and take a quick peek at my website. It would mean the absolute world to me. Plus, it'll keep this channel afloat and continue to bless your screens with my video tutorials. Just for you lovely folks, here's a secret code: SWEETDEAL. Redeem it at www.boredparacord.com for some extra cord-tastic savings!
Sit back, relax, and enjoy the video! 😄
Elegant and simple. Putting a wooden/plastic/metal bead on the end of the cords before melting would stop the cord from pulling back through and make the ends a little more decorative.
I've had a similar cough for a few months, seem to get it every year (in recent years), it only gets better in the spring or if I have a course of antibiotics (doctors here in the UK avoid prescribing antibiotics as much as possible nowadays), so just have to put up with the cough.
Hope you can get rid of the cough soon!
Oh my gosh! This way is so much easier than the one I saw on another site. On the other channel I had to tie a bowline at the bottom of the loop and then a Celtic stopper knot! I’m definitely trying again with this style. Well done 👍
Excellent video, clearly showing how to do this. My only comment would be to consider replacing the sliding knots with something that can break away if caught, either a plastic buckle or a spring-type metal hook and catch. As it stands, you could potentially snag that either on something or in something and the paracord will take a lot of force before breaking. It's especially important for children I think.
As a follow on, this is so easy to extend that it would also make a good headband, but definitely use a break-away catch or a section of elastic for obvious reasons.
Thanks for posting! 👍😃
Baska videoda aynisi vardi modelin yapamadim tam gostermedi nasil yapildigini ama siz cok guzel gosteriyorsunuz modeli simdi sizin sayenizde yaptim 3 gùn diger videoda cok ugrasdim ama sizin sayenizde yaptim modeli cikarttim tesekùrler size arkadasim cok sùkùr cok gùzel ince detagiyla anlatiyorsunuz mùkemmelsiniz❤😊❤😊
Have you done this one with a small buckle? I have some small ones to use up and this braid would be perfect for it!
Would love to get a lighter like the one you use in your videos. Do you sell them? If not, where can I get one?
I like the simplicity of this .
Please explain the measurements 4t n 5t to move ahead
Without a doubt...you do the very best online tutorials!! Always clear and concise...
Like the braided paracord design... would make a nice gift for family & friends.
Thinking of another way to modify the closure though, since the strands stick out and I wouldn't want them to catch on anything.
Any suggestions?
Thank you for your video.
I hope your cough gets better and that you have perfect health.
Blessings. 🙏🌟🕊
Twist them through the bracelet.
@@whoarewe7515 I'll try that... thanks. 🙂
I like this!! Pretty Simple and Cute!!
Muito bom
Please kind sir please do a video on how to make numbers out of paracord. Like the number 7 for example 🙏🏽 I’ve made 3 bracelets so far with your videos, thank you so much
Ya still have the cough?? (Probably not, lol). BUT if you do…..get some LOCAL HONEY, try a teaspoon of local, to you, HONEY when you want to cough. Thanks for the video.
Thx
It's like braiding hair.