Make the "Crown Sinnet" Paracord Keyfob - BoredParacord

[@bobgraham4395]

8 years and we're still learning from you. You are the clearest and your instruction is very easy to understand and follow. Thank you for leaving them up. I'm even going to start buying my cord from your website, so far I've not been able to find good quality paracord.

[@joelimo449]

Thank you for showing slowly , clearly , and moving the Camera close enough for us to see exactly how its done......Great Job !

[@oldmassole]

Videos are great ! Back in the 1970's at the boys club we called the plastic strap "GIMP" it was a little thicker than they sell in the craft stores today , it also had cloth string inside for strength. The knots seem to be the same.

[@chesh1rek1tten]

I made a lot of these lanyards and I always just started out with both cords forming a cross inside the keyring and going from there - less fiddly that way and provides more security to not lose the ring when one cord frays.

[@hughjanus3798]

Yup, when I as a kid we did that in summer camp, called lanyards, the flat plastic stuff would keep us busy all day!

[@Spanky8402]

I did about 3 or 3.5 foot of each color one. I didn't realize it was that long, until I put it on my motorcycle keychain. It's the same colors as my motorcycle, green and black, with paracord that has reflective spots. Since I don't have a Windshield, this thing is going to be blowing around and shinning at night, more than likely. I can't wait to see how it works. I might make a smaller one, like you did later. Your directions were easier to follow than others I watched. I might try a different one, like the round one, that is done similar to this one.

[@LRCR]

Thanks Shaun for another Cool (aged) Tutorial for Us Beginner's 👍😎👍 AOAH =Association of Addicted Hobbiest 🙏 SSPH =Stay Safe and Play Healthy 🌟 Blessings from the Great Smoky Mountains East Tennessee

[@bikinbeyondboundaries4716]

This one took me a bit of fussin' and cursin' but I finally got it. Thanks for another great tutorial... I'm well on my way!!

[@gtlam41]

BOONDOOGLE I thought I was the only one that remembered that. This reminds me of that so much

[@grimtt]

Same!

[@lollyb10]

love your tutorials. In the UK the plastic strap things kids made were called schoobies, my kids had them :)

[@petrescuework-difficultcas6581]

In Germany they are called Scoobie Doos. I really like the look of them but some of them contain toxics to make the plastic softer. These toxics go over your skin into your blood and can cause cancer. That's why many of the producers were forbidden to sell them, after they found out. When buying them, look for if they are toxic free. You can still buy kinda "organic" ones here in Germany.

[@drackxman]

This is a good one for a key chain. I made one like 4 years ago and it holds up well.

[@BsrlinMAZ]

Thank you for taking the time to make this video. I'm brand new to crafting with Paracord like this and haven't attempted this project yet...but a suggestion for future videos: perhaps change the color of the table-top, as the white contrast is a bit of a glare--just a small thing and may not be worth the effort. Otherwise I really liked the video and the instructions seem easy to follow...PLUS NO ANNOYING MUSIC...so many seem to think they need to play some sort of music, rather than explaining how/why they're doing what they're doing, and even some of those who're verbally explaining the steps add unnecessary annoying music. Again, thank you for making this video and sharing your technique for creating this project.

[@7884sugardaddy]

Thank u for the refresher. I remember doing this with the plastic strips in the boy scouts to. Fun times!

[@bryanr.3241]

I like using S-hooks. Wal-Mart has them in silver and black. In 5lb , 10lb and 20lb for $2.47 each. They are in the camping section , used for tying things off.

[@markwaller2889]

Good video. First time I've seen one of your tutorials for something I've already made. I do it differently, but the end result is exactly the same. Great work Shawn.

[@BoredParacord]

Thanks Mark

[@jessedownes2232]

+BoredParacord so so cool

[@jessedownes2232]

+BoredParacord so so cool

[@orraviv1536]

me too

[@harrytucker8746]

Mark Waller I

[@lisaadams9877]

Thank you for a great video! I watched 10 other ones on this knot and yours was the only one I could follow!!

[@PatalphaLP]

I also used these Plastic Straps as a child in exact that pattern. (Funny, because i'm german and i didn't thought, that children in other countries used them too.) In retrospective, they were horrible. Brutally unstable, smelled like hell, but for some reason I loved them.

[@d.m.rleenen6918]

i'm gonna do that wit neon yellow and glow-in-the-dark paracord.

[@ernielubiani4623]

Great video. The best explanation and demonstration of all the knots I've seen so far. Nice slow and step by step. You have a new subscriber in me. Thanks.

[@ffmedic1638]

I like the round sinnet too!

[@vikingfury2065]

Awesome tutorial , you went nice and slow, explained everything really well and scored me some brownie points with the wife, she loves her new key chain! Thanks friend!

[@getoutthereanddoit]

Top video mate, my kids love them and both have them on their school bags now! Cheers and keep up the good work!

[@trueitbycjtruitt9546]

Sweet , Nice Work 😊

[@nancyp515]

Excellent video. Really happy that I found your channel.

[@RoccoMac]

Very cool but the brightness of the lights makes it really tough to see at times. Maybe back those off slightly? Great videos man. Just getting into working with paracord. Learning a lot from your videos.

[@gunsnbowsaddict]

Just made one and just subscribed.

[@millie7928]

I used to make sckoobe which is the exact same method and is the thing you described in the video

[@timlist4173]

Ah yes, the plastic lacing cords. I forgot all about the until you mentioned them. Also, could you just use a small soldering iron or solder gun to heat the ends?

[@bones71203]

I've been making this one for years with colored wire. Just got the idea to make a bracelet it's a little tall be very unique.

[@Herodotus3]

Those plastic strand bracelets you and your sister made sound like the "Boon Doggle" keychains the girl is selling in Napoleon Dynamite. Cool!

[@davidmartin192]

I remember making this pattern with the vinyl cord at summer camp

[@drengskap]

Personally, I'd thread both strands through the snap hook before starting the braid - makes a more secure attachment.

[@ApexStateofMind]

Maybe try a black counter so its less blinding and has more appealing and more accessible look for people's eyes

[@user-rw6fi2me2x]

I personally LOVE the bright colors! Guess it's just a matter of opinion but over half of all my paracord is neon so it's very appealing to me.

[@jonathanspinks9242]

Google 2014 he's talking about the bench/table colour not the cord colour

[@youknowme2252]

I've learn how to do this in the army.best key holder

[@ajcolletta566]

I did this with the insides taken put and then I shrunk it in boiling water and it came out so nice

[@Luzalfos]

Nice color choice!

[@TheGift137]

Crown sinet? Thats just the box stitch. I've made a bunch of keychains with that using gimp. Interesting way of putting the paracord on the key ring. Totally about to try that now

[@MrPatclark]

l remember this weave when l was a kid, except we used plastic to make lanyards.

[@SPCCombatMedicPerez]

+Pat Clark I remember using the plastic ones in elementary

[@amyroden8062]

Hi there!! I just wanted to say hi and thank u for the wonderful videos u have made. They are very helpful and very easy to follow. Thanks again!!! PARACORD ON!!!!!

[@Biblicalgiants]

..good video..are you using gutted parcord though?

[@BingWatcher]

Great video. Perhaps this is obvious, BUT, is it necessary to switch direction (clockwise to counterclockwise) between each coarse? Thanks for your reply and consideration!

[@petrescuework-difficultcas6581]

So cool, I will definately try this :D

[@pcxdrone]

#BoredParacord I found your channel by accident today. I'm impressed. I bought a paracord jig and a generic pack of 550 cord last week on a whim to wrap my 5.11 rucksack handle. So far I've been making only cobra patterns and I learned the snake knot yesterday. This is another cool one! Wow this hobby is actually pretty fun and rewarding. I am looking into doing more and more things with paracord. This channel should help a lot with that. Thanks for your contributions. Hey, where are you acquiring your Paracord at? I would like to be able to order individual 10ft or 25 foot rolls of the exotic colors and camo patterns and put together an order instead of relying on the kits I find on Amazon where the colors are already selected for me. When did you get into doing this? How did you learn? Any tips on where I can get individual colors and put together my own set of Paracord?

[@imageblogger2142]

Excellent stuff! Thank you, Mal

[@librariall]

Thank you! The best tutorial for this!

[@michaelsiddle837]

It makes no difference whether you go clockwise or anti clockwise all the time. If you want you can go clockwise all the time or anti-clockwise all the time. All you need to do is ensure you flip over the cords of the same colour over the top and past each other then feed the cords of the opposite side ( colour) over the top and through the corresponding loop , directly opposite which you formed with the first flip. It still gives the same result.

[@PauloHenrique-og1en]

Excellent video

[@JackSteel1965]

To help with the glare in your vids, try using a med. grey piece of construction paper it should help.

[@iamtripsstwitchtv2339]

Those are box knot key chains I've made one but great vids

[@wally8604]

We used to call them scubie do when I was a child in the u.k!

[@JoanieWiseman]

What happens if you do not alternate directions??? Going clockwise and then counterclockwise and continue alternating seems not to make a difference on mine, unless I do it subconsciously---appears to have no effect.

[@beerandbushcraft2454]

Very good deal man. Thanks for this!

[@couponcutieash8031]

I made those plastic ones in camp growing up we called them gimp

[@nokturnalisland5649]

very easy to follow! thanks! :)

[@NatureZone101]

Thanks! would love to know how best to finish this or similar ones by a simple knot instead of burning/melting. Anyone have a link?

[@josephblankenship8925]

is there a tutorial for the bracelet your wearing?

[@azriel562]

for me it is easy a cross 6 and 12 o'clock and then 3 and 9 thru the loops.

[@gabrielleknight9810]

Ya

[@omnomshibob]

Dude! $45 shipping to the UK?? OUCH!

[@cjthomas0019]

Can you make a video on how to make a paracord cross keychain

[@serhat3081]

Gayet güzel bir video..

[@zanvolcano]

Thank you

[@marianitoguzman77]

Can you tell me the title of the book of knots and his author

[@sunkissed6413]

What’s the name of the black & white printed paracord you are using?

[@vikingfury2065]

He tells you in the video

[@renromgil]

What color yellow is this?

[@windylol]

Hi..does anyone know what the site is called that i can view the ashley book of knots pages on pls? Thanks...paracord on ;-)

[@dougsmith613]

Book of Knots link? Please

[@jacksontoone2887]

Great vid

[@tammymanuel9158]

Its a box knot. I make these all the time.

[@chazzarmstrong3204]

the stuff you and your sister used to play with is called gimp

[@rebeccan5675]

I call it lanyard

[@RedArrowTinker]

We called it luster lace, but that may have been a brand name.

[@hananalordonyaalaordony392]

very nice

[@letsparacord1662]

I like your vids your not a nerd

[@KuntryRD]

Nice video. I just made one. Me like a lot.

[@marcegiraldo5117]

hola me pareces muy habilidoso son tejidos muy lindos un trabajo hermoso quisiera aprender pero no se tu idioma y se me complica pero felicidades

[@sunrisesurfbum]

Great video and instructions, thanks. Might be better if you used a neutral background on the table, like neutral gray. That wouldn't blow out the highlights as much.

[@louismuss5856]

I am really new can u make like a paracord for dummies version,seriously

[@msbehaven365]

AWESOME!!

[@Phantom-ck9nk]

flat plastic! Gimp Lace lol, i use to do that too

[@Acesfull7]

Do you sell to the uk?

[@TC_UPG2015]

+mark donnelly no i try it

[@livehappyandbehappy]

So in the beginning why don't you just put the key ring or clip on right away on the very first knot?

[@Richdsils]

yeah thats how i'm doing it. great vid though

[@shirin.ah43]

Nice

[@Manu384]

Gooooooooooood❤

[@mamo6553]

thank you！

[@manuelmejia8506]

hola ases cosas muy bonitas saludos me gustaron mucho gracias amigo

[@josebarillas9215]

Jose

[@shugenk2662]

nice

[@alanrodriguez3172]

I got the Ashley book for 5 b8ucks at boarders books

[@silkekiesel77]

Eine sehr gute Erklärung dass kann ich auch verstehen wie er das macht aber die Sprache nicht

[@vrb1960]

Is there a way to do this and end with a carabiner?

[@sillyslimes4222]

probably just do the same thing

[@sillyslimes4222]

yes I tried it and it works perfectly ☺

[@jessedownes2232]

make a paracord bow and arow

[@librariall]

Los t again. These easy ones are the ha r dest. I just cannot get beyond the square knot. Can't keep track of it. On t o another tutorial.

[@AlemanWalmarfa]

مرحبا برافوا عليكي استمري

[@halwafilzah2899]

BOO!!!!

[@Villasenorbrandon]

Haha i made this in boyscouts

[@wilsonprichards]

hey I like the keyfob but I have a easier way to start I will send you a video on facebook

[@Thenmxgangatthejumps]

Aren't you suppose to like unwind it in an emergency

[@nickjenks100]

Yeah. Depending on what bracelet you've made.

[@deolhonacarta9189]

poderia ter legendas!!!

[@michaelsiddle837]

Why not just slip the keyring on after putting the cord through the first loop?

[@abdullahalawadhi60]

Mohammadalawadhi joudalawadhi

[@joshatwood5066]

Lmfao this knot is called a box stitch not a crown

[@rsharp36]

+josh atwood Thats like arguing that "pop" isn't "soda".

[@joshatwood5066]

Doesn't look like crown. So let me ask this what do you call the barrel stitch?

[@user-rw6fi2me2x]

I'm sorry but do you think this guy named the knot? You can find it all over youtube as a crown sinnet knot. If you like to call it a box stitch that's fine too. I don't think anyone will laugh at you if you do.

[@abdullahalawadhi60]

Joudalawadhi Mo

[@kimwinqvist1904]

no offence but that looks a bit like something else XD

[@ApexStateofMind]

you see what you wanna see lol ;)