Make the 'Herringbone Stitched' Cobra Paracord Bracelet - Paracord.com

[@dougbrown7150]

Fantastic detail with the micro cord. You can also use a heavy duty hand sewing needle. You wont have to fuse heavy cord to it and its thinner to to work through the cobra

[@maxmoller]

I've been doing those for a while. So if I may come with a little suggestion. If you don't cut and melt the ends of the paracord, until you've done the stitching with the microcord. when you can go through the last loops. 😊

[@feedthehawngry]

I drove nearly 200 miles to visit the Bored Paracord store in Lilburn, Ga. last Saturday. THEY HAVE EVERYTHING! I saw the actual bracelet made in this video and with the knotting tool and cord I bought there, I made one for myself. I got plenty of supplies, I see colors I don't have every day, so I'll be hitting Amazon pretty soon to get more.

[@atlmacman]

Holy cow, man! Shawn's store is about 20 miles from me and I still order online from him because that's too far for me.

[@g.martin6466]

Go to AliExpress app and buy all the supplies for ⅓ of what you paid there

[@stevedaniel5928]

@@g.martin6466 Read the reviews guy! In most cases it will take several months to get your order! And if it's wrong, good luck with that!!

[@nurpman]

Great tutorial. I suppose most tutorials are good but your really good at pointing out the small, yet important, stuff that can be used on every bracelet, not just this one. An example is folding it to get the hitch through. I could have possibly made 50 more bracelets before realizing that, lol. This is one is so simple yet so amazing looking!

[@jamesmartin6737]

Having that smaller cord in the weave makes it really stand out. Well done as always.

[@shonenatasha4891]

I know I am really late to the show here...This was the first time I made a paracord bracelet and it came out really well so thank you for a most excellent tutorial! If I may make a suggestion? When you work in the embroidery stitch maybe try a plastic blunt nose needle (the kind used to work away ends in crochet and knitting) It goes through much smoother, is not as fiddly and does not catch any of the paracord threads. Just a thought :)

[@raminazad3243]

Of course, if you can write the size of Paracord in all videos, it would be great. thank you for everything.

[@John-of5sh]

Thank you for explaining the process in an easy to understand way that I had no trouble following. No special tools needed and the finished product looked way cool. Looking forward to more of your video's. Thanks for sharing!

[@elmerbaltazar6643]

Bvkzi mfre 😀😀😀😀😀

[@soldier5645]

I really like the designs you do for these videos because they're not just functional but they also look really good.

[@greenley77]

Tandy Leather: PermaLok lacing needle- 1193-01 can be used for microcord (and the Jumbo - 1193-02 can be used with #95 aka single strand)

[@shaunlendrim2368]

Hiya, thought i would share with you, I have had for sometime a woodburning/hobby kit. A little bit like a soldering iron, but with a whole range of different screw-fit tips. I have found that the heat is not so intense as the naked flame, and you can work more directly on the paracord end you want to tidy up without effecting any of the cord around it, with practically no shiny molten cord finish. Also there is a number of the ends that are patterned and can be used to push into the melted end, these can be used directly without first heating. Hope this is of some help.

[@Kickstandsup83]

I think a cleaner way to finish this is to not cut off the 550 until the micro stitching is done. That way you can still go into the last loop and you can melt both the 550 and micro at the same time.

[@itllbegoodtho]

+Jeff Hanshew That was my thought, too!

[@Thacpac]

Thank you Shawn! Good to see you back (KZbin)! :-)

[@billybobjojackmacoy8903]

use a large quilting needle, they're blunted so they don't stick through the paracord and the eye is big enough to accept the microcord without any muss or fuss.

[@VeroParra79]

😍😍😍😍

[@jakeySquarre]

Muss?

[@PawPalz]

Really nice design. I like how the orange cord makes the design stand out.

[@bibiwarmerdam9558]

Love it, I did my first bracelet just now and added this nice braiding on top. I am very happy with the result. Thanks for sharing.

[@unedited2716]

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[@TheKhmatlock]

another option which I use is a yarn needle my wife have me one of hers and it works perfect for this as well

[@Shannonparker303]

Love it! My 8 year old did this one and it looks so cool.

[@kristoforos1975]

Just wanted to thank You for this video, Have just made this bracelet with military green paracord and neon green microcord. Looks awesome, wife loves it:-) Thanks again.

[@clebsomsilvaclebsomsilva1655]

Quero saber como se chama esta trava de segurança

[@debbiedaugherty3718]

Shawn I found that using a darning needle works well with the micro cording..

[@crowner6108]

to use the micro cord easily thread it into a needle used for needle point,it has a large enough eye and a rounded tip like the fids

[@DleguaL]

you dont need a fid you can use the ink from a ballpoint pen. put the micro cord though the small hole in the top, burn it then its ready. its better cos it dosent stretch the paracord too much when you use it

[@zachk3204]

Funny enough I came here to learn to do the stitch. Little did I realize I had Just bought your brand of paracord.

[@Matthewbm80]

I've made several of these, one of my favorites

[@MusicMusk]

I mean the vids or not the best but DANG the paracord is the best on the website boredparacord

[@washingtonfootballfanwgil8392]

I don't know what is going on here but, I like it!

[@DanKoning777]

If I may: *use a much narrower flattening tool that has been heated up to melt the end of the cord,* that way the flame doesn't affect any of the surrounding cords.

[@brendarees2854]

I used a needle for leather, it splits apart, and grabs the paracord inside with tiny hooks works well

[@charlescullins4721]

Suggestion instead of cutting the ends off after making the cobra. I would do the herring bone stitch the end everything at one time.

[@petegrizwald2666]

Quick suggestion for Fusing ANY cords after the melt ( of the same size preferably but..)... Cut a piece of electrical Shrinking Tubes 3mm going Over both sides and shrink it. A pack of 10 will last you around 80 joints for 5$ Edit: Get the shrink tubes in the size you need!

[@wilmot0]

Beautiful accent! Thankx

[@FirstManDead]

Looks like if you keep the extra paracord til the end, you can also melt the 150 line into the 550 line

[@jrgrey2000]

Turned out great.. thanks for the wonderful direction..

[@raminazad3243]

Hey man, well done. Your videos are really informative. Just wish you could write the size of the Paracord in the image. That's how great it is.

[@prototypep4]

I'm making one of these in red and purple as a christmas present for my gf and adding a stingray charm to the stitching.

[@SnowyOwlPrepper]

Lufkin tapes are still made. Very high quality.

[@hernanmoreira5455]

Beatiful and Hypnotic, i dont know speak english, but undertand (?), some words. Thank's for the videos im suscribe.

[@seandepoppe6716]

I first learned how to make Nets and things like this from videos in a different language. I like learning that way because You don't need to understand the language, just watch and learn😎

[@john941996]

you could use a yarn needle (a larger eyed upholstery needle)

[@johnsonchong5920]

In order to have a more professional finishing, burn the end only when you got both cords done, cut and then burn the ending. This way, you won't run into difficulty trying to getting the cord into a burn finish on the 1st cord.

[@carolinmichigan]

Do you think you could wait to melt the black ends until after you do the embroidery so you can finish out the embroidery nicely and then melt all the cords at the end?

[@rnr06]

I use thimbles to smash the cords after burning and then roll it. helps from having a ugly combo and keeps from burning your finger.

[@pendarkiani4468]

Perfect! I made some of these for myself and it's perfect!

[@S.M_Masudal_Hossain]

I think a cleaner way to finish this is to not cut off the 550 until the micro stitching is done.I made one for myself. I got plenty of supplies, I see colors I don't have every day, so I'll be hitting Amazon pretty soon to get more.

[@legoclone0101]

Masudal Hossain why did you copy two other comments and put them into one

[@therandomturtle2617]

Try the herringbone on both sides just suggestions I don't really mess with para cord that that much

[@therandomturtle2617]

TheWildWarg I mean do you do the orange pair cord on both sides of the bracelet sorry if I said that wrong not trying to be rude

[@Niftster]

He's using a curved buckle in this tutorial. It'd just be a waste of micro cord to stitch both sides. There are straight buckles you can buy and make reversible bracelets with, but the pattern might not be the same if you tried it.

[@rebecaherrera3405]

Beautiful, Thank you for explaining the process, step by step, in an easy to understand

[@DleguaL]

i used a thinner micro cord with the same colour and i think it looked better. more clean

[@ishtar990]

I use different materials, like micro cord (I think its called its small for jewellry like waxed cord), and macrame cotton rope, however it still says to burn edges and it will stop fraying which is fine however I have found it still unravels and doesnt melt to stop it from unraveling. Any suggestions?

[@DriftwoodME]

You make it a lot harder using a fid. Fids are for splicing, not threading, also just use tape (electrical) to hold the line to the fid

[@frankenstein3163]

very cool. what styel of stitching do you sujest for holding the most 550 cord ? Longest in length preferably.

[@stuartsteiner9820]

I got a name for this paracord bracelet. Bad ass! Awesome videos. Thank you so much.

[@AaronBrand]

Can I use mason line? What's the source of the "mini" paracord? Maybe a needle would be easier than using a find with the little cord?

[@1stTimeVenture]

one thing...you could do your regular bracelet without terminating just tie it off..run the stitch all the way then..then terminate all together as one..and that way the stitch goes all the way from one side to the other, though every loop..

[@hoss6238]

Make an olive cobra bracelet with a tan micro stitch, and it would make that new style of camo.

[@hoss6238]

Kryptek is the camo I believe.

[@calvinbaughman3729]

I'm a new paracordist and would rily like to learn more about your tools and where u got them

[@Unknown-ps1do]

damn these videos 9 years old but man i recent got in to making bracelets and stuff once i saw this one i went to store got paracord and imma bout to make my first one

[@JoseSilva-bc6dz]

Eu falo inglês não, mais este trabalho ficou um luxo só, muito bem trabalhado e muito bem explicado, show, 10, nota 10 pra o trabalho e pra explicação, um luxo. 👍👋👋👋

[@fatlizzard19]

that would be so cool if the little strand was glow in the dark

[@bstr-ey6wl]

Brunneis Ursus I made one, glow in the dark, I use it as a cokring.

[@Sauron191]

Can this or something similar be done around a sword/lightsaber hilt??

[@MrFullfocus]

I have some decent sized sewing needles that I use with the micro cord instead of trying to attach to a fid. Works great

[@samanthahodge9162]

Shawn I have found an easier way to attach the micro cord to the 550. You gut a little of the 550, burn the micro cord, and than stick it inside of the 550 and than burn the who thing. Just a suggestion.

[@BoredParacord]

Samantha Hodge OOOOooooo great idea!

[@AstroxZombie]

Or tie an overhand knot and screw in. Always worked a charm for me. No silly gutting and junk.

[@HrafnNordhri]

Diesel Weasel If I don't use a proper needle.. then I also tie a simple overhand knot. This burning and fusing idea is idiotic at best. Also wanted to point out that this herringbone stitch is basically a cow's hitch.

[@samanthahodge9162]

Hrafn Nordhri no idea is idiotic. Everyone has a different way of doing things. If that's what works for some awesome. If not, I hope they find a way that does.

[@pjnowell723]

Samantha Hodge what if your in a survival situation and you need the guts just my but yours is a good idea to.

[@tatasatan]

its maybe a little bit late to comment but wouldnt be the stitching of the 125 cord be easier with just a curve bended needle? if im not mistaken u could make that loops in one turn instead of three

[@carlosrios4203]

Best brasalete ever. Like and saludos desde ibague colombia

[@carlosrios4203]

su mama

[@GeekinTX]

I've got a fid for micro cord. I think I bought it from you. Hmmm.

[@patrickleviere9287]

Made several of these. Love this bracelet

[@ninachang7401]

Hello,I dont know if you are interested more interesting paracord accessories,if yes,try to search PSKOOK by amazon,our paracord is not just with 7 strand but also with a tinder and fishing line inside

[@Biblicalgiants]

..what should paracord bracelets be sold for?..I have a booth in a peddlers mall..I might try to sell some..

[@menyhernandez4960]

Te quedó chingona Bien hecho bro 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@jadeddragon4254]

Design and colors Reminds me of the Gila monster

[@froudster]

Nice! You need to get some micro cord fids. Much easier. PS. I'm Paracordia-UK

[@estrelaestrela9610]

Um lindo trabalho parabéns por sua criatividade!! 😍😘

[@nairaorellana1332]

I would love it if you wore your bracelets when you paracord. Just a suggestion

[@shaunmorgan9155]

Naira Orellana he does sometimes

[@billyjack4459]

Is it possible to make a durable belt with black being the outside with gray being inside cobra with red and yellow stitching

[@stevenjones3248]

Shawn I want to make a watchband for my smartphone. I'm am thinking micro-cord will be best but not sure how or what style knotting would be best. Any suggestions?

[@jaelpino]

Hello, I loved your video but I have a question because I did not understand that part very well, how many meters or centimeters do I need to do that Bracelet? Thank you

[@brownbear992]

i kind of want to try and combine this with the bad max bracelet.

[@lOwlEyesl]

Followed your link to ebay to try and find that knotting tool. Can't tell if you are saying fib or fid or something else... couldn't find the tool on your site. Could you please tell me what it's called?

[@patriciahernandez1497]

Hola me encanta su trabajo. Creo que puede utilizar la aguja con la que se finalizan los trabajos de ganchillo para el hilo naranja, es una aguja sin punta, más fina que la que usa en el video. Creí que puede ser mas comoda, más fácil. Gracias por compartir

[@bighandsbiggloves]

Something I learned is if there will be little trim details like this, don't singe anything until the very end. All the singed ends will bond together.

[@MatthewGlenEvans]

how much longer does this take to unravel than just the cobra stitch? how much 125 cord do you get per inch of bracelet?

[@monjue4459]

great video thank you.. can i ask, what size cord and buckle are you using? im ordering from your site, but need to get correct sizing for this braclet. thank you!

[@rebelkowgirl]

I use an upholstery needle works great with the microcord! where did you get the lighter? love your videos by the way thanks!

[@spoudeijsselstreekto]

for microcord i take a type 1 needl. Just melt a litle bolb on the microcord en turn IT in.

[@angelabrewer8224]

Hi Shawn I was wondering if you could make a video on the king cobra stitch the one video on there is not very helpful

[@fazendoartemacrameteareetc2789]

Muito lindo belíssimo! Parabéns!!😍

[@cgoh59]

After making the paracord bracelets, do you keep them or sell them?

[@GetUrPhil]

What is the length of Paracord you are starting with?? And... Do you require a Fid to do this or is there another way if you don't own a Fid? Do you have a link for the knotting tool?

[@billyg1461]

I watched your video on the Mad Max bracelet last night and made my first paracord bracelet. I visited your website and would like to place an order, but had a couple questions first. I want to make a bracelet that I can use backpacking. I was looking at your options on buckles and was not sure what the best option for me would be. I'm a male with small wrists. Also, what Fid set would you recommend? Lastly, do you have the micro cord you used in this video available in your store? Thanks

[@uttamgurung4674]

You can use needle for micro cord... it's east I think

[@eye4815]

how about 550 black and neon green microcord stitch??

[@2087demons]

What type of lighter u using?

[@designbysean]

Idk…bruh…

[@研究委員会Youtube]

とてもきれいだと思う。 日本の組紐ににているし、カッコイイ!! That's cool .

[@ChosenBlood1]

How do you measure the length for the first step stichting around the base..?

[@9000beastboy]

I really enjoy this design...but I was thinking that if you do a video each week or month have a featured paracord of the month/week...that would be pretty cool I think

[@roylesterjr.7050]

I just wanna say Nítsáágó Ahéhéé💯💯💯💯💯 Nízhóní🔱🔱🔱🔱🔱 I'm "New" to this parachording stuff & I'd have to admit. .. I'm already getting addicted 🙌

[@flipndoris]

I tried a darning needle, works great.

[@hanksgreatadventure]

flipndoris Chandler in an actual emergency I use a small Hank of cord, 6 to 10 ft, that is wrapped just for quick deployment and kept on my key ring. Bracelets are for wearing/body decoration.

[@JackSilver1410]

@@hanksgreatadventure Congrats? There was no mention of emergency use in the original post. Know what I do? I stay out of situations that can devolve so far that I need six to ten feet of paracord to... lash timbers together an make a raft or whatever. The shit some of you people carry around with you. It's like you're just waiting for the slightest thing to go wrong as an excuse to go full feral.

[@atlmacman]

Thank you very much, Shawn, for this video!

[@bjornlange7483]

Nice tutorial! But I think using a large sewing needle is easier to use than a fid...

[@eltoroescareno]

How can I add a round pebble in the middle of it?

[@igorloska]

How many meters do you need for a bracelet ???

[@ericm2618]

Do you have any other bracelets using 95 cord stitching ?