How To Make A Tiny Globe Knot Key Chain | Stitched Globe Knot Tutorial

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[@zackattack80]

Really good explanation of the globe knot. I have struggled with this knot I may actually try again using this video. Thanks Tim!!

[@jenbur8287]

Omg I can’t wait to make this for my husband. Thanks

[@drcorydc1]

I enjoy following your tutorials. Suggestion: After the first pass of your micro-cord through the Globe Knot, carry the same micro-cord to the right side and follow the Globe Knot paracord on the right side without cutting the micro-cord. After following through the Globe Knot on the second pass of the micro-cord, having left a few inches at the beginning of the micro-cord and with the tail of the micro-cord, finish with a few Cobra Knots around the two ends of the paracord exiting the Globe Knot. Making a nice finish. Just a thought.

[@inkdaddy66]

Nice. Thank you Tim.

[@CreationsByS]

great tutorial Tim.

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

Thanks Cbys!

[@petergomez376]

Me gustan mucho sus pulseras bendiciones desde Guatemala

[@aidadominguez2305]

it's so original and nice and... etc... etc... Thanks!! Gracias!! Congrats from México... Merci

[@avannava2922]

Como cosa de magia en el uso de los hilos,sencillamente genial.seguire atento a tus tutoriales

[@olegfedorov4535]

Thank you. Nice and clear. You guys are the best!

[@MichaelR58]

Thanks for sharing !

[@pauljohntuscano171]

Nice tutorial, thank you...

[@richardcorcorran8965]

Nice like it

[@bettyyumatopanga2316]

Hola saludos desde México

[@joelsbrokenwatch505]

😍😍😍THİS İS TLOU JOELS WATCH! !!!!!!!!!

[@renza481]

Nice tutorial. If you are going to make it: use 150cm microcord otherwise you will get short.

[@beintesaiz08]

Subd on first vid I watched on your channel. Looks great!

[@kingme79]

Thank you for the tutorial video. I just started making bracelets, dog collars, and necklaces out of paracord using square and spiral knots. I finished them off by dousing the cord ends with Gorilla Glue and essentially laminating the cord ends and hoping that the glue will petrify and hold the cords from untangling. I noticed that you melted the ends and did not use glue. Does your method of melting the ends hold strong for long-term durability? I've had glue wear off and allow a couple bracelets to unravel. I'm very new to the world of knotting paracord.

[@MKultrapdx]

Using heat to melt and fuse paracord is the most popular method. I have also used CA Glue often. I like the way CA glue looks vs melting, but they both have their place.

[@user-bx2mk5gt6l]

Супер.

[@Dogman77mx]

Cuanto paracord se utiliza Gracias

[@valintinesmith7807]

it's a 5layer turks head, just worked from a middle point

[@telemachusarris]

second like !! anyway, the video is wonderful

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

Thank you!

[@ErniePorcelliBklyn]

What size marble are you using ? I have some 3/8” ball bearings but they appear to be too small. Thank you

[@user-ln1dp7sg5h]

I guess is at least 5/8 I've got 1/2 marbels and they are small too for that size of globe knot.

[@ravehglassner]

Like! I'm 2

[@oileaderboss]

Globe knot begleri

[@rays5163]

do you know a method for doing the globe knot with a single working end? I put monkey fists on the end of my hoodie's draw strings but i was thinking of doing some with a globe knot. i think i can figure it out if i try long enough but if you already have a video that would be great. in case you're interested in exactly what i do...i make a monkey fist in a real long cord. run the long excess through the hood then do the other fist after words. adjust the length to what i like in between but also to leave each fist with enough of a working end to do a several more basic knots like stacked up individual snake knots or a staircase back up the cord kind of like a zipper pull...

[@ezekielortega6040]

Soooooo fast! I have a watermelon shaped globe

[@debrasouther8517]

Micro cord plows.

[@achen131]

old video but what size is the slingshot ammo?

[@faquir885]

Hello and thank you some much of you tutorial make us learning, and you make us growing. can i know the diametre of the marble that are you using in this tutoriall ? i have a paracord diametre 4mm and i try to fllow your tutorial first step until when puting the marbel, but is not going look like yours and realy i do not not why, maybe it coming from my paracord its not goot quqlite i am in france and some artcle from your link i can not get some article Thank you again

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

The diameter of the marble is about 13 mm. What does your globe knot look like?

[@mantas584]

What kind of watch is on the thumbnail? Btw nice video

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

Seiko SNK809 and thanks!

[@edkaps3510]

Where did you get your red tool

[@_365x]

hey if you were to make this with black paracord, what micro-cord color would you accent it with?

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

I think any contrasting color would look nice. I think I would be partial to grey or white on a black paracord globe knot.

[@_365x]

@@TheWeaversofEternity thanks!

[@benjaminmancil4192]

Ethan Tung thanks dud

[@tylerwolf42]

How much cord do you want to start with?

[@tylerwolf42]

Also, what kind of needle is that?

[@jamoss2007]

Why Knot slow it down on the tightening part...this is truly the Most difficult part of the build...anyway, thanks for the cool design

[@erickrangelfuentes7247]

Make bracelet dante's infermo style

[@jameswalllacejr8914]

Do you have this key chain for sale

[@sped6954]

Would I be correct in assuming that the micro paracord isn't necessary? In your description, it says you're adding stitching to the globe to take it to the next level, so to me it sounds like it's just there for accent. Where does one even get micro paracord anyway? I've kinda been in and out of making just a few watchbands and bracelets over the last few years, and up until a few days ago I had never even heard of it.

[@jenniferh9982]

www.amazon.com/dp/B073FMLVZQ/?ref=exp_theweaversofeternity_lv_dp_vv_d Microcord :)

[@abdulazizalazmi65]

How can you make it equal shape i tried it too many times it will not be perfect

[@mfokas]

What is the diameter of the micro cord?

[@Jay-sd9ye]

I think micro cord is 90 cord 1.18mm. I'm kinda sure all micro cord should be this size. .

[@benjaminmancil4192]

Could someone please tell me where he or y’all get your paracord at. Please comment.

[@_365x]

it's in the description

[@wolfcub05]

Is it a must to stitch the globe? Or we can skip the stitching process?

[@enant]

You're wrong! The keychain is flat!

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

I have no idea what you are trying to say. How is the key chain flat?

[@enant]

@@TheWeaversofEternity You probably didn't get it because you haven't spent so much time with flat-earthers ;)

[@Jay-sd9ye]

U lost me...