@capnklump, That paracord was sold as 'maroon' and 'burgandy' colors. I've not bought any of that for years, it was purchased from various sources, and the current offerings shown online look a bit different, but can't say for sure without seeing them in hand...
petmjohn, We're alright, thanks. The leash was tied with a 4strand round braid, also called a diamond braid with the two color pattern shown, started from two centered strands at the clip end, folded the wrist loop back beside itself, and finished with whipping.
Ideally, I think splicing would be the most secure finish, with maybe a Turk's head knot over that, but a wall or crown sinnet would also look ok to finish...
Supply Captain carries Crimson, but they call it Burgandy. They also carry a version of that color with reflective tracers running through it (so it'll throw out a glow if hit with headlights/flashlight). Bama
Here's a paracord dog leash in Crimson Tide colors..
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Storm, where did you acquire the crimson paracord??
@capnklump, That paracord was sold as 'maroon' and 'burgandy' colors. I've not bought any of that for years, it was purchased from various sources, and the current offerings shown online look a bit different, but can't say for sure without seeing them in hand...
Hey, bro what knot is used for the dog leash. And how is everything with you and your family?
petmjohn, We're alright, thanks. The leash was tied with a 4strand round braid, also called a diamond braid with the two color pattern shown, started from two centered strands at the clip end, folded the wrist loop back beside itself, and finished with whipping.
Ideally, I think splicing would be the most secure finish, with maybe a Turk's head knot over that, but a wall or crown sinnet would also look ok to finish...
Supply Captain carries Crimson, but they call it Burgandy. They also carry a version of that color with reflective tracers running through it (so it'll throw out a glow if hit with headlights/flashlight).
Bama
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