Here's one, with a Schmuckatelli skull bead, that I tried using coyote tan/desert camo paracord. It takes about
twice as much cord to make, but can provide a beefier grip to a lanyard or
keychain fob.Tuesday, November 14, 2006
Fender type paracord lanyard keychain fob...
Some of the knotty guys on a couple of forums made some crown sinnets and went back up over them
with twists(half knots) and they looked pretty cool. Reminds me of fender type
rope/knot work, that I've usually seen done with hitching.
Here's one, with a Schmuckatelli skull bead, that I tried using coyote tan/desert camo paracord. It takes about
twice as much cord to make, but can provide a beefier grip to a lanyard or
keychain fob.
Here's one, with a Schmuckatelli skull bead, that I tried using coyote tan/desert camo paracord. It takes about
twice as much cord to make, but can provide a beefier grip to a lanyard or
keychain fob.
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2 comments:
What kind of knot have you used making this one?
@Anonymous, I tied a round crown sinnet down from the starting loop, then when I had the length I wanted, I paired off the four working strands and tied half knots(Solomon twist) alternating with each pair back up over/around the crown sinnet.
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