Paracord lanyard- done using a single strand

[@frankquevedo3453]

I've been making knots for decade's. Now instead of tie/un-tieing. Your fantastic tutorial video I spend Far less time doing my bothersome 2-step. Cheers !

[@gingersnaps4418]

Hello Mark, I made two of these with out the decorative turkes head knot, one for each end of my hammock. I wanted something not so bulky yet strong, and it has worked very well. Thank you so much for sharing.

[@jimbowen3417]

Thanks Marc I've been looking for something like this for ages. If you put a fid on each end of the cords before starting the 4 Starnded Round Braid it makes it easier and quicker, you also end up with a more even finish.

[@trustypinky]

Don’t you mean lacing needle?

[@ralphliebhauser6585]

Thanks Marc for the really good instructions and videos. I have already copied a few of your knots. Greetings from Switzerland.

[@FidoHouse]

Wow! Handsome end result!

[@orlandoferreira686]

Good

[@gordibito]

“Relatively simple lanyard.” I think knot! Looks awesome! As a beginner I had better start with simple zipper pulls.

[@17hmr243]

can i recommend the 2 strand square key chain its easy fun and make it to your own length

[@seacrestsmith657]

Really great video. Clear instructions, love the step by step.

[@soDIY]

Wow 👍👍👍, the knot made with repetition is amazing. You are the best artist!!😍

[@Endelean]

Wow, that 'decorative knot' was tough. Had to restart a couple times, and slow everything down, and rewatch each step about 10 times haha. But considering it's only like the 2nd paracord braid project I'm doing, I guess that's okay. Great tutorial! Thanks.

[@BuBea2010]

I'm a perfectionist. But I can see this taking 15-20 mins (or less)to tie. I over tightened the “twisted knot”. And I'm finding it difficult to create the 4-strand round braid due to very little slack cuz I didn't leave it loose like you did. Awesome video! I'll be making more of these and getting it down. Thanks Mark 😎

[@Paracordguild]

Hey Luke! I like how you think. Practice makes perfect and your second one is going to be much better! Mark

[@joseleal7393]

Lo que usted hace, son verdaderas y espectaculares obras de arte. . Gracias por enseñar de esa forma tan clara y precisa.

[@mc6912]

Thank you, you have helped with a new hobby

[@edisonaquino6029]

Your work is perfect congratulations 👏👏👏👏

[@kathrynkemp1101]

Lovely item and great tutorial. TIP if you want a split ring on this, put it on before you join the ends together ;-)

[@njneer]

It’s not fair that you make the decorative knot look so easy! Hahaha Thanks for the video!

[@davidgilbrech6530]

Marc... You are a great teacher... Thank you.

[@washingtonpalacios1340]

Muchas gracias Mark por el diseño esta muy bueno pero un poquito difícil Felicidades por tu creatividad

[@THEPAINOFITALL]

A lot of work...excellent descriptions 🤓❤️

[@davidmednick5842]

Dracula knows his knots !

[@Paracordguild]

Hehe, a compliment and a burn. I'll take it :).

[@lafemmenikita00]

Looks awesome.

[@mrz4785]

thankyou so much my brother mark. youre awesome

[@kevinhoeg]

I really like the your technique in creating the loop. Have you ever used the same technique in creating a bracelet.

[@synergyjohnwv]

a four strand braid with 2 strands ... brilliant Mark

[@zhilin5930]

Brain :we can do this ! Hands : No! No way !

[@gastonmaybank4950]

jajajajajajajaja is same for me

[@geoffreydowen5793]

Very clear to understand well done

[@jannah4288]

Thank you. I was able to follow your instructions. But I have to admit I struggled with, and passed watching the final part of the project, lol.

[@ianmcculloch9455]

I like this one. Very neat with just one strand. Thank you.

[@darsmith3448]

Thank you! I did it! :) :) :) I have watched many of your dog leash videos. I gave myself some extra cord. And I did it! SWEET. I had to redo the original loop 3 times. I had it too tight to begin with. No worries! I am a new follower. Times are limiting right now. No worries. It will all get better... Blessings and Re Jouir -Darlene :) :) :)

[@Paracordguild]

Thank you for a kind comment! Keep up the good work!

[@ElSmiley1000]

Just getting into this and learned how to make rope and this is a cool way of doing this

[@ogi22]

This one is wonderful! I was looking for a keychain for my sister and this is perfect! Thank you!

[@Smilebefine]

Awsome work

[@Banmuyuan]

I'd think start from the right hand, and the left hand go over the right cord is easier then the right cord go behind the left.

[@gingersnaps4418]

Thank you. I believe this will be strong enough to hang my hammock from. It's a very strong weave.

[@rambojojo]

Simply Beautiful!!!

[@benjaminlaster3773]

wow great. with this and my paracord bracelet i should be able to survive anything. geeks.

[@mattmccarty896]

How do you get you cord to magically stay in place???!!!! I've tried this 4 times and can't get the cord to stay in the place it needs to be.

[@robertoc.9099]

Magnifico trabajo Mark.

[@ianchan2624]

i did this with some blue shoe lace, its not as neat as urs but thx anyways :p ur the man

[@paquitafernandeznavas9934]

Maravilloso yo lo intentaré ❤

[@night23fox]

Another great video sir. I want to try with 2 colors and see how it turns out.

[@Paracordguild]

Good idea! Should be done relatively easily. The gaucho fan knot will look great in two colors. The braiding part will take a bit of trial and error to get a proper color combo. Mark

[@sherekaan5048]

Wish you can make a video explaining how to recognize a turks head from a gaucho from etc....

[@LockBits-ts6eo]

Love it.

[@gaetanpilon7993]

Wow so complicated....but very nice.

[@MicaelSantana450]

simple? :D was close to smash my labtop still trying the decorative knot

[@mauriziocesario7902]

Molto bravo..., direi bravissimo...!! 👍👏⚓🚩

[@neilkitzke1041]

You need to not spin your work as you go. You need to keep in one spot. When you spin your work when trying to teach you screw up the watcher.

[@alexst-laurent25]

Thought the same

[@Stelios.Posantzis]

Awesome! Can it be made adjustable? so as to be able to adjust the loop size so that it can be used at the end of e.g. a dog leash among other things?

[@Paracordguild]

Hey! I have a tutorial on an adjustable paracord dog leash. Take a look: kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYCaoKRuZZJraa8

[@Stelios.Posantzis]

@@Paracordguild Ahh.. nice! Thanks for this! :)

[@Stelios.Posantzis]

@@Paracordguild Right. Saw that. By adjustable I meant some kind of noose that can be adjusted to fi the wrist size of the dog walker. This way a person with a bigger arm can loosen the noose and a person with a thinner arm can tighten it. Not sure if noose is the right word here. The point would be to have some kind of loop that would be loose enough to feel comfortable around the wrist and at the same time it would be tight enough so that the leash would not come off the hand with a sudden dog bolt. I'm not sure whether what I am trying to describe is clear...

[@rajkumarmungekar4330]

very nice i like it

[@Rood67]

Your over under was confusing. Just when I would say over two, you'd say under one. Yet, I know that doing and following will make more sense than just watching.

[@yfelwulf]

He's left handed showing RIGHT HANDERS how to tie knots that's why his work looks confusing.

[@tartarus216]

yfelwulf no idea why you think that being left handed makes any difference in his explanation. It is confusingly worded, add to that he spins the knot making it much easier to get lost. Counting “over” at the bight pass is also misleading.

[@carpepesci]

@@tartarus216 Is that what he's doing? I've given this part 10 tries and still have never had the over and under counts match.

[@grd1184]

That knot at the end is extremely hard to follow lol I’ll get sometime in the near future I hope

[@markgutteridge6830]

7L3B Turk's Head, Attempt #62....lost me again.

[@amandachen2632]

Please let me know if I can order one from you

[@thehazelnutspread]

how long was the cord to start with?

[@9159bsbs]

How many twists did you end up with at 12” because mine looks smaller and has about 20 twists?

[@Mii4210]

I tried so hard to do the finishing knot and gave up. It was so confusing and I got discouraged. Was just hard for me to follow😞

[@USArmy91222]

Just order one from Amazon 🙂

[@kimk2285]

I gave up too!

[@yuhuihe4616]

Thank you very much!! I did it!

[@j-lo4526]

Muy bueno,,gracias...

[@annedwards9002]

Hi would this be strong enough for a dog leash?

[@garymanning8920]

Im using leather...This is a blast when I get it.Im amazed at whomevr developed the paracord knots and braiding styles Im learning...is it an ancients art ?? Whats the origins??

[@alexandragatto]

Most of the knots and techniques used in paracord today are passed down from sailors' fancy ropework, dating back centuries.

[@HrafnNordhri]

@@alexandragatto Correct and there is also roots in the macrame field.

[@eastonvonschist2283]

Easy always means difficult!

[@roseworld8091]

Very good

[@harrickvharrick3957]

Why 'perdacorded', it simply is para cord? Very very nice though!

[@pieno1358]

Very interesting. Didn't try yet but do you think it's possible to transform an already done 4 strand RB into a 6 strand RB?

[@PoljoprivrednoGazdinstvoTodic]

what length of rope is needed, for how much leash?

[@nateflanagan2290]

18feet - 20 feet made me a perfect lanyard for neck

[@pinoyparacordist21paracord19]

So you made one😁

[@Paracordguild]

More than one :).

[@rymeltonjr]

What was the starting length of the paracord?

[@wretchpin]

Wondering the same... 12 feet???? Can't be right....

[@bluehawke99]

@@wretchpin Yep, 12 feet, he mentions that in the beginning when talking about supplies.

[@randypowell9570]

I do apologize but two days now trying to make 7L3b Turks head no success. There has to be a easy way of going about this?

[@bluehawke99]

Hi Randy, I had trouble too, try slowing the video down to .5 speed and following along. After a couple of unsuccessful attempts at normal speed I tried it slower and that seemed to help. Also, try to see which strand you are following with the over unders and that can help as I got lost a few times! Good luck.

[@kapakatoekubu4937]

What's the name of this "knot"?

[@nateflanagan2290]

Turks head

[@amparourbina373]

Great l like, l will try it thank you 🙏

[@wilfredoperdomo3797]

Wonderful

[@__jana__-22]

great ... thank you ❤️

[@lucianofreiberger9604]

Belo trabalho.

[@PaKePo]

A *bit* of patience

[@isvaraov]

Another way to finish it? (no Gaucho)

[@archerc4828]

Paracord nautical art.

[@hoamai2734]

Paracordede?

[@PaKePo]

... I've heard this man on another channel

[@montykalon6461]

The Count in Sesame Street :)

[@brazilcreative1063]

Show 👍

[@einootniq]

How many mm does it take?

[@StarDarkAshes]

Am I the only one who thought about oxygen and a very popular 80s band from Ireland?

[@KodyAngle]

I must be slow. I've watched this 20 times and I cannot get the 7L3B knot down at all.

[@luizantonioferreiraferreir8195]

Tem algum vídeo em português??

[@ishtarjhan2522]

very difficult but cute

[@ridhoalwarisi2664]

Thank you kak

[@ТатьянаРадюк-я7ш]

На второй части мозг закипел....

[@ВиталийМироненкр]

Класс, тоже такой сделаю

[@williamwood6616]

Your hands are still blocking the view of the laces

[@raulbermudezsanchez.2471]

Gracias

[@Captain_Bartolo]

💯 👍

[@tanalee229]

Magic

[@andrewbraithwaite1365]

Turks heads. Nice. I’m looking for a Turks head variation to cover the T shaped SS pipe on a friends verandah. Any suggestions?

[@ridhoalwarisi2664]

Wa'alaikum salam

[@aliceleite2153]

Show ❤

[@robsonmm228]

Perfeito

[@fluffymittens24]

I’m not quite ready to punish myself.

[@Sokol10]

"Relatively simple". 😂

[@thearabianmage]

“Parra-corded”

[@tartarus216]

Not a very good explanation of the Turks head part, very hard to follow. Struggling through it on my 4th attempt now and I think I’m going to find different videos to understand it better. Love the content all the same but can’t get this part down.

[@orlandopardo9243]

Íbamos bien asta la aguja

[@一劳永逸-v3v]

💋