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23 Oct 2013 Enjoy. Step 1: Materials. 1: 6 to 10 feet of paracord. Step 2: The Start. First if you are doing a double color you will need to melt the cords together have about 4 to 5 feet on each side. Step 3: The Starting Knot. Step 4: Reverse. Step 5: Finishing. Step 6: Finishing. Step 7: YOUR DONE!! 2 People Made This Project!
14 May 2012
25 Mar 2016 Five beginner paracord weaves to start crafting and build your paracord knowledge from. and try some cool variations off it! Here you will find five beginner weaves to start crafting and build your paracord collection off of. Enjoy! Cobra Weave Paracord Tutorial: How to Make 2 Cobra Weave Variations.
22 Aug 2013
Uses: The Cobra knot (Solomon Bar or Portuguese Sinnet) (ABOK # 2496, p 401.) is one of the Alternatively, the same Half Hitch can be repeated, making a stack of granny knots; the result is a neat spiral. Macrame Names: totally different names. The two Cobra versions are known as a Square Knot and a Spiral Stitch.
19 Dec 2016
2 Feb 2014 The cobra knot bracelet was the first one people adopted. It is after all a design used in other bracelet making crafts, such as macrame. Simple to make, it saw a lot of use. Because paracord is durable, holds a lot of weight and was readily and cheaply available, the bracelet was often called a “survival
9 Jul 2012 He was the first person to make an instructables using the cobra. Step 1: Gather Supplies. Step 2: Find the Center of the Length of Cord. Step 3: Making the Knots. Step 4: Continue Knotting Until You Reach About 8 Full Knots. Step 5: Trim the Excess Cord and Melt the Ends. Step 6: You're Done!!! 3 People Made This

28 Dec 2016 The Cobra Weave, also called the Solomon Knot, is easier to tie than you think. All you need is a couple rolls of parachute cord, a few tools I bet you already have,

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