How to Make an Advanced Herringbone Stitched Solomon Knot Bracelet Tutorial

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[@wilmot0]

Excellent lighting, video and clear close up demonstration! Thank you for taking your time and not rushing through your tutorial. Well done👍

[@Melindrea]

Never did I imagine when I started looking at paracord bracelets that my old favourite embroidery stitch (herringbone as it's called here) would be such a perfect match, but it really works well. I used a large-eyed needle rather than a fid because it's just so much easier. For a fun "extra credit" thing for people who want to experiment: use different colours on the different passes, and alternate so that the second pass goes above some of the strands from the first, and below others. One of my absolutely favourite techniques.

[@Luke-hj8kc]

Takes awhile but the end product is definitely worth it! Thanks for sharing!

[@Hands_on_central]

9:41 it’s ok man we understand, and anybody who is experienced with Paracord would be able to relate, it is just something that always happens no need to apologize

[@carmelocruz7158]

Also, I used your Deadpool bracelet as an inspiration for a Spiderman bracelet... thanks.

[@guynemer53]

just ordered my 1st spool of micro cord. i plan on redoing your Groot bracelet

[@tanalee09]

It's a beautiful stitch. I'd suggest using an embroidery needle for the micro cord. It's SO much easier. In similar future stitching tutorials, you could just use a short section of your long cord to demonstrate the knot, then go back and pull it through later either off camera, or fast forward. Thanks for your tutorials, Tim. I always look forward to them. : )

[@rmalleryjr]

Tim, Thanks so much for sharing this design! I used a black bracelet with yellow micro cord. It is really awesome! With Memorial Day and July 4th approaching, I am going to try a white bracelet with red Micro cord in one direction and blue micro cord on the return. Not sure how it will look but it is worth a try! Thanks again!!! Rod

[@flyin818]

love the microcord, great job!

[@carmelocruz7158]

Very nicely done. I also like how it matches your logo. :-)

[@dr.rongoldstein1633]

Great addition....Tx. I would try a sail needle with the red cord

[@Hands_on_central]

I personally would recommend a fid that is for micro cord

[@cmllluchador4935]

Nice design!

[@iidok]

Thank you

[@modaracipriani294]

just did this as Toy Story Bo Peep themed one! I used pink and light blue then white micro cord to make it look like her outfit!

[@jordanstiles2219]

very cool

[@innocenttalker4844]

Micro cords of which mm??

[@Hands_on_central]

It depends on what you buy

[@yvesdelombaerde5909]

Where do these names come from (herringbone, etc.)?? Very funny.

[@pierholtrop5432]

Because it looks like a herringbone ?

[@kennethehockenberry6754]

Nice... but I see a couple of mistakes... Sorry guy...

[@normandywiegand3524]

pattern looks like Chinese Lunar New Year theme. cool.

[@TheWeaversofEternity]

It does! Would look great with gold and red. :)

[@iidok]

Normandy Wiegand it’s another Ted Potter design! So it’s a Canadian Lunar Past Year theme.