Super Easy Paracord Bracelet Instructions

[@remakethestars2683]

Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! This was the best tutorial I could find and I am now wearing a rainbow version of what you just made. I found this like forever ago, but I wasn't using paracord and it was three in the morning. Now I'm used to being up 'till 11:30 in the morning and sleeping until 8 pm. So, at 4:22 I'm okay with this time and I used the right materials and yeah... SO THANKS!!! And if anyone wants to know how to make a braclet, I'm sending them your way. I hope you grow to be a teacher because you're good at it.

[@WheelingFeelingWVa]

Great explanation. This is made with the common square knot. I learned this style bracelet made out of string this morning. My 4 year old daughter wanted one so I made her one. I am still her hero!!! I never thought about making one out of Paracord for myself. Looks like I'll be off to the crafts store again tomorrow. Thanks for the video man. Send me some of that there orange cord.... Lol

[@stephenthornauthor]

Probably the easiest tutorial on the subject I've seen yet. Clean and well-illustrated, starting the novice off on a good foot. Four stars! Thank you for this help.

[@katgiese8490]

Dude, who are you? Let me give you props, kudos and the best paracord tutorial video of the year! Why? because, I have watched numerous KZbin videos on this subject but I could never follow. Your step by step was over the top, your voice is clear and easy to listen to, so thank you!

[@13megaprime]

I've watched my share of paracord bracelet videos, and the method of starting and tying the weave is the most creative. the "C, over under and through" method is memorable and unique. Thanks.

[@chloefrazer7433]

There are so many videos on how to do this, but this is by far the best one I've seen.

[@rosecitymama]

This is the best, easiest-to-follow instruction video I have found for making these bracelets. Very clear instructions and good visuals. Thank you!

[@TheQuesadillaCoyote]

the best and most simple video, actually one that i can understand, i made my first one in 12 minutes thank you so much!

[@deehinson4319]

Thank you so much for this tutorial. It has been the very best one yet. My 10 year old granddaughter is phenomenal at making these bracelets now all because of you. Thank you again

[@dvyne2002]

Great video! I used to make these all the time when I was deployed. I've been out for a while and forgot! You know what they say..."if you don't use it, you loose it" Thanx for sparking my memory again!

[@OutdoorJunkie1992]

Best tutorial on this on youtube. Awesome. Done in about 10 mins.

[@mickwall8]

Nice work, ideal of it's kind. Clear, simple, and the bit about what to do when you've left off and come back later has just saved my sanity. Excellent.

[@Jason_Hermann]

Excellent job explaining the very basics for those like me, who have zero experience with stuff like this. All the little extra tips and over explaining was very appreciatted ;) Jay

[@petegnzlz]

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[@mrmr3993]

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[@DerBlaueSoldat]

this was a great way to get started on para cord bracelets. Simplistic enough not to intimidate the beginner.

[@kl0an]

For my "board", I use artist easels. The top and bottom bar are used for holding the painting surface in place while you paint. I screw eyelet wood screws in the top and bottom. Then I'll tie a "male" buckle to the top and female to the bottom just to make it faster to put the bracelet buckles at the right length. I also make on the easel itself to show where to put the picture holders so I have the bracelet at the correct length instead of using a tape to measure everything. On the drawer, I have drawn a 12" ruler so I can pull cord and measure it. O also put to 1/2" pvc pipes on the front of the legs down below so I can hold rolls of cord and keep them handy. I guess I should make a video of just how I made that thing and some of the tools I use.

[@metoo4444]

yes please make a video on how you made it because I would love to make me one because what you have written here is not visual enough

[@Xhum1]

You have a gift for ASMR, video is very informational and easy to understand, thank you !

[@sabrinaandrews3205]

This is also great to make reins for horses , Thought you would love to know you helped me make my reins just made it much much longer with metal ring clips .. Thank You

[@Melinda41129]

I've watched a lot of videos tonight on how to do this and yours was by far the best one. You did great explaining everything, thank you so much!

[@cannyben123]

VERY clear instructions on paracord knots. THANKS A LOT FOR SHARING.

[@psibull]

So easy. You did an excellent job. My son and I have never made one of these and did it in less that 20 mins for our first one. Thanks for sharing!

[@Vonnies1929]

I thank you soooo much for teaching how to do this so well and simple! Your visual is precise and shows us specifically how to do it!!! Your video is good. I been wanting to learn this for a long time but some people make their videos to fast and I have a sight deprivation and can't follow because they don't show it close up where you and actually see and follow. I have made two bracelets so far and one key chain! Thank you Tovamos!!!! P.s C over under and through ...is ingrained in my mind!!!!

[@samson_glass]

I'm a glassblower of 15+ ... the "soot" nastiness is actually the unburnt butane in the flame hence the orange color ... you've proved an awesome point of how a mix of oxygen makes for a much cleaner, hotter flame. Thnx for sharing, it's appreciated 8)

[@mrwaterfighter1]

Really great instructions. Did it first time with no problem. The jig was a piece of cake too. Thanks for you time and expertise.

[@demodemo5146]

DUUUDE watched 8 of these videos and yours was the only one that made sense

[@QUIKN1K]

After 6 videos I found this one. The BEST/EASIEST. THANK YOUUU.

[@TheSinisterElf]

i watched about a dozen vids and yours was the easiest to follow thanks

[@nowandaround312]

Thank you for actually explaining the weaving technique without a bunch of confusing nonsense! Mine was far too small though. I'm not sure what went wrong, my wrist is the same size as yours so I was able to use your exact measurements. I had to redo it and the inner part of paracord was wasted (not sure what to do with a less than 2 feet of cord) but it fits now that I added another extra inch.

[@michaelratliff1173]

I'm sorry I fell asleep in class.. 😃🤣 it won't happen again but I am grateful of your knowledge and wisdom.. TY for the show and if anyone of you want to hang by the bonfire and dip in the creek..

[@dnh500]

best paracord bracelet video on youtube by miles

[@erinmclaughlin191]

Excellent tutorial!! I always wind up coming back to this one. Thanks!!

[@tovamos816]

Thanks, this video was designed to help out people like me and you, for all those wanting to get in the world of knot tying and paracord manipulation. I am a firm believer in homemade things!

[@aubreydavey3049]

Informative video. My daughter was nine and she understood your directions over the diagrams in an $8 craft book!

[@98rollins]

I watched alot of video's and none heloed as good as this one! THANKS!

[@dennisrl630]

I struggled through many videos and was about to give up. I am deployed so I have very little resources to include any way to clamp or hold the rope down but I did a very small maybe keychain sized piece and it came out awesome. Maybe I'll try a longer one soon. THANKS!

[@sarago4570]

Wow...!! This is so clear to teach by step by step... Thank you so much.

[@sarahgamal94]

C , over,under and through👏🏻the best video for this knot

[@eleora3]

This is great--exactly what I needed (as a beginner). Nice slow and steady directions and I love your voice :)

[@QFour]

You are a very good instructor. Very easy to follow.

[@nelsontorres1000]

Thank you!!! I made my first paracord bracelet with the help of this video. The instructions are clear and help me understand the technique of making the knots. Again thanks.

[@almosher4]

Good job, clear, covers all the questions - and the camera setup was well done.

[@triumphmanful]

This was so simple ! I just made a black and white bracelet (6") , then I cut it in half. Then made wings for my Eagle Top of my TOTEM POLE PROTOTYPE ! The next part will be the lower creature (Bear, snake, or wolf face). I am having fun with this. Hope to post pictures of the TOTEM POLE when I finish. Thanks again !

[@LackingLogicFilms]

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[@tovamos816]

Yes it is! But some people like it explained to them, rather than just "tie a knot here, here, and here." But you're absolutely right in that its just a simple not. Kuddo points for you.

[@suds1228]

Made my first bracelet after watching your video twice. Simple and direct. Great job. Will reccommend! Thank you.

[@ShegoBernstein]

Nice video. Good instruction. Like the jig clever boy. Also appreciate the clean, nicely manicured fingernails.

[@marty01957]

Good Job , I didn't mind your explaining as you worked. Thanks

[@PandaBerry23]

I successfully made two bracelets. Thanks! Awesome video

[@yubidubi]

Eventually those short burned pieces will come loose. Much better to weave the long tails to the underneath of the bracelet. Hobby Lobby sells a long plastic curved needle for weaving. The plastic needle can be found with the paracord supplies. Tip for using the weaving needle. Cut paracord at an angle. Burn the ends and immediately flatten out end of paracord with pair of pliers. This process will make it so easy to thread the paracord through the needle. Also when weaving if you lose your place look for the vertical bar on the left or right side of the bracelet. Make your "C" on the same side as the vertical bar.

[@765911]

Can you make us a video to show what you are explaining? I'm not understand what you mean by weaving underneath the bracelet. Thanks!

[@paperbirds3742]

thx for the tip :)

[@pizzagamingblue7679]

thanks for not making it confusing it really helped when you said c over under through :)

[@pgcobravert]

thanks for the video, it helped a ton. I don't have a jig, but after making two, one with buckle, one without, I don't really need the jig. Good instructions, thanks again

[@Mav3rickProductions]

Great tutorial man, thanks a lot. Watched this like twice then did it perfectly. Looks great.

[@tovamos816]

Thanks for the comment! I'm glad you and your son were able to follow along and make some bracelets.

[@tovamos816]

Nice, I'm glad you found it easy to follow along with! Good to hear that you made a jig too, it makes it a lot easier to weave. Lol

[@tovamos816]

Thanks for the feedback and thanks for your service! Can't wait to hear back and see what you made.

[@Try_n_2Tri]

Watched a pile of vids for this technique... your explanation is the best so far. Can you do one to show how to put this style of braid onto zippers etc for pull tabs. I realize its pretty much the same technique - but a pic is worth a 1000 screw ups. Great explanation.

[@xzaviercleric3771]

Hey man, I've been wanting to make one of these for two years and finally got around to it using your video. It turned out absolutely perfect. Great video. Thanks a bunch man.

[@Gunkaleh]

Thanks for taking the time to share. Great tip about where to start again after leaving off. Cheers!

[@ama409573]

Made my 1st bracelet with your instructions. Looks great, the 1st of many! Thanks for the video!

[@tovamos816]

to wear it, you just put it around your wrist and put the not thru the small loop on the other end. Sometimes it will be a little snug, but it'll stretch out a little if you wear it.

[@areindoubleu]

I just knew this would be extremely hard. Thank you so much for your instructions.

[@elainerd100]

I have just started paracording and this video was so very helpful! Thank you so much! Much easier to understand than the book I bought!! Thanks so much!

[@Vx777infonet]

Great Job. Thanks I am just wearing the core now will add more later if I can. You really explained everything in a clear way. You rock man

[@kristinereyes4808]

I want to learn how to make these, and this 1 is one of the 1s that made it look simple!! Im wondering if you could do 1 without the wood platform thing?? If you have time. Thank you, You made it so simple. IL use this video once im actually making it.

[@GreatTheWarrior]

Perfect example of how to remember! Thanks dude!

[@wasthaturbrainmate]

Really well done video mate, as soon as you said the over under and through I was on autopilot from then on in. Cheers mate.

[@wailingwailordpokemon5960]

Sebastian Torney I didn't try it yet but that sounds luke some ing I would do too lol 😅

[@margaridafrancisca5443]

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[@Jay2984]

Great video, you made it very easy to learn the steps. Thank you for making this video!

[@brianbusdvr]

I had a stroke about a year ago and the doctor told me to take up a hobby to to try to get the use of my hands back. When I started I didn't have a jig. I was looking around to find what to make a jig with. I did not have any lumber, I know sounds strange but I don't. What I did find was a wooden cribbage board. I checked the measurements and unless you have monster wrists I think you will find the predrilled holes will meet most wrist sizes. What I did was take a couple small but long finishing nails wrapped with some electric tape to stop the cord from slipping. Good luck! I hope this helps with your problem about a jig for now until you can make a custom one. Brian {Gramps} Cuthill Lethbridge, Alberta, Canada

[@LittleDreis]

LOVE the simple instructions. I used a carabeaner, a padlock and a hanger as my jig. Can you make a video with adding on buckles, please?

[@DiogoJordan]

Good tutorial! I was converting those measurements to cm and I noticed that (in case you don't have a ruler) the span of your hand from the tip of the pinky to the tip of the thumb (when stretched) is roughly the circumference of your wrist. With that in mind, you use 2 "hand spans" and some change for the first piece of paracord and 14 "hand spans" for the second piece of paracord. Might make it easier for some people. Of course this only works if you're weaving a bracelet for yourself.

[@jenniferhinds3040]

Great video!! The only one I found that I could follow! Just made my first one thanks to you!

[@clydefisher762]

well, after watching your video, Im amazed I was able to make a bracelet by watching you three times, thank you so much for posting this video, you should be a teacher ... lol

[@0958mcg]

Great video. I was able to make one for my son as I was watching the video. I was done at the same time as you were. (I did watch once before so I had a little head start.)

[@tikisailor]

Very clear, good instructions. I think I might even be able to do it myself, now!

[@ruthrogge1]

Thanks!! You did a wonderful job!! As I retired teacher, I applaud what a wonderful teacher you are!! Subscribing and look forward to more vids!!

[@colinbignall7036]

Very interesting and demonstrated in a very professional way, thank you

[@michaellester6071]

best video on this I've ever seen!! Helped alot thaks!!

[@stuartsteiner9820]

I love it. Knitting for men. It’s about time we put a masculine spin on this hobby.

[@tovamos816]

It all depends, its about a foot for every inch of bracelet. My wrist is pretty small so its about 7.5 ft of paracord on my bracelet. It only takes about 5-7 mins for me.

[@TheResistance607]

you make this cool ass vid and not more ?? come-on man lol give us more projects brother .. this is the best basic cord bracelet vid on KZbin

[@cael_i]

Thanks for this great "over and under" tutorial - you just helped me make 2 of my first, ever, paracords; and they both look great! Nice tutorial - keep going. :)

[@richard96816]

A pencil soldering iron works much better than a flame. Much better control and less charring. Use the shaft of the iron, not the tip. Save the tip for soldering. The broader shaft is more suitable for heating up paracord ends. I like to flatten the paracord ends into the bracelet a little, while still hot, with the rounded handle of a kitchen knife. Makes the job more permanent and the end recesses neatly below the surrounding cord.

[@RFord2]

Thanks for the vid man. That was simple and easy to fillow. Perfect

[@arcticfox2697]

That's a great way to do it! I'm just like Jay SonyAlphaLab, I have zero experience as well! It's a great skill though because if you get lost in the wild, and you have a paracord bracelet, it's a lot easier to make shelter because paracord is super strong and durable. You can also use it for fishing if you are lost. But that's another video. Lol! Thanks For The Vid!

[@KISH351]

You did a great job on the video. This really helped me. Thank You.

[@governorminecraft4860]

great video it's so easy to make and follow his instructions you just earned a like!

[@dillonbigjohnson]

Thanks for the video man, I really appreciate it. You're very clear and easy to follow along with.

[@munchh2007]

Nice one, made a simple jig and have made my first braclet, you made it easy, Thanks.

[@Netty0709]

Thank you for explaining everything like you did! You made it so easy to follow for my first bracket! Thank you so much!! :)

[@tovamos816]

hmm, sounds interesting and sounds like it would work! I'll have to give it a go and see how it turns out. Thanks for your input.

[@sarahcadwallader3466]

That's wonderful! I'm going to be learning this sometime soon...thanks for the demo!

[@TheKrafty0664]

Can you do a video on how to make the jig? I think that looks like the easiest way to make these bracelets.

[@seanl3537]

Thank you you so much for this amazing video if I were a teacher I'd give you an A+ on this It's easy to understand and to learn thanks again. 👍

[@tovamos816]

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[@tovamos816]

Thanks for the comment! Means a lot to me. Im really glad that you were able to make a jig for your bracelets!

[@slick176]

Thank you for this, it was such a clear concise video! I need to find a jig! I am not a woodworker LOL!

[@notch4000]

I made this and it was easier then I thought, and it looks fantastic!

[@dakotatotten5355]

You would Disassemble it and use it for fishing, tying shelter together bundles of wood ,shoelaces ,knife handle if breaks , and a million and one other uses including small game snar traps and all kinds of life saving tasks

[@BabyBoiVideo]

This should be everyone's first bracelet. Just did mine in 15 minutes ish (from finding video, pulling out the tools needed, making, then finished).

[@tovamos816]

Trying to put something together for that! Hopefully within the week!

[@ThatdudeTak]

Very nice, was looking for a vid on how to make these with out buckles