Another Paracord Coaster

[@DuckcuD]

Love the renovations Looks nice and clean

[@seanluis2735]

Why do you speed up half way through the process?

[@dcamcan]

Right?!

[@LannyLister-ik7nz]

Can these styles of coaster be washed without losing shape? I have some my mother crocheted about 20 years ago that need replacing, and these 2 styles would be great if I don’t have to fight to reshape them after washing.

[@debperras6905]

You can click on the icon on the top left hand corner to slow down (or speed up) the speed.

[@nevillemag1]

Where does the loop go at 4:15?

[@reverendfawkes6138]

The new background looks great, brother! Also, I'm gonna try this coaster with some 275 cord and see how it goes.

[@ZippedUpKitz]

THAT IS BLOODY BRILLIANT! I like it a lot better than the Turks head coaster! I have actually been meaning to make some new coasters. I have a bunch of wood blanks that I think would work with these. Thanks for the tutorial! Will try this out ASAP,

[@M_Dragonsblood]

I am having so many issues following the video with the speed ups. Is can you upload a slower video? I know it will be longer but I keep missing something. Not sure if my library has the book also.

[@ParacordPlanet]

Ashley Book of Knots can be found here too if you are interested. archive.org/details/TheAshleyBookOfKnots

[@M_Dragonsblood]

@@ParacordPlanet I finally got it figured out. It was tough but it’s good.

[@robinstowers9391]

So cool…..I have tried for two days to get to the website but it says down for maintenance.

[@ParacordPlanet]

Should be back up now. Sorry for the inconvenience.

[@lindahall6979]

How can i make a 12 inch coaster like this?

[@eastonvonschist2283]

Being a novice I should have known better than to try this. I cannot follow the sped up part of the video and the cords ultimately cross over each other every time I tried to follow the sped up portion of the video. Oh, well back to square knots for me.

[@jozefmalik8443]

👍👍🇸🇰🌟

[@ZippedUpKitz]

Really miss Luke :(

[@jordanspencer33]

I wish you guys would stop speeding through the tightening portion of these kinds of knots...I'd rather the video be a bit longer so we could get a little more guidance.