Paracord wrist lanyards.

Loops on both sinnet ends...

A round sinnet lanyard in desert tan and olive drab paracord.

Keychain lanyards made with the king cobra stitch/doubled Solomon bar/doubled Portuguese sinnet, lanyard knots, and a couple of cobra twist stitch/twisted Solomon bar/twisted Portuguese sinnet key fob/lanyards.

They have about 10 feet of paracord used in each one. The twists ones have about 5 to 6 feet in each.

And a fob, using olive drab and black 550 paracord, with a Schmuckatelli pewter skull bead, for a pocket knife with a bail, or larger sized lanyard hole, since the paracord inner strands are intact instead of gutted on this one.

Paracord single strand braid knot lanyard

This lanyard is made by using a few feet of paracord, making a small loop on one end with a lanyard knot, then tie a braid knot(like a 3-strand braid, but using only one strand) of desired length, finishing with another lanyard knot with a small loop.

Then you can ring/cow/girth hitch it onto a swivel clip or other attachment piece at one end, and add an everyday carry(EDC) knife, multi-tool, pocket watch or flashlight on the other.

I made this one long enough so that it can also serve as a wrist lanyard when I clip onto the braid, making a loop.

Here's a lanyard in black and neon green paracord done in a diamond braid with an eye splice loop and a black snap hook swivel. Overall finished length is 8.5 inches.

A few more that I made for some of my SAKs(Swiss Army Knives), using Type I OD Green Paracord(from the Supply Captain).

I started out using a piece of shockcord with loops on each end secured with lanyard knots and decided to make the length between them into another loop. I used Type I paracord to overlap the three loops. Keyrings, swivel clips, or snap hooks may be put on the ends for multiple attachment options.

A few more that I made with 1/16" utility cord in a cobra twist stitch and added small pewter skulls.
 

SAK Lanyard/fob with skull bead

I used about 4 feet of 1/16" camo utility cord for the cobra twist lanyard/fob with a small pewter skull bead.

Shown attached to a Victorinox Ranger.

SAK lanyard with 'Type I' paracord...

Using 'Type I' paracord, I spent over an hour on the one pictured below by tying, untying, retying, over and over so that I could get 10 feet of cord into it and have the finished lanyard's total lenght at about 6 inches. I started with a set amount of 10 feet plus about 3-4" extra that I usually trim off it there's room as I finish.

I had to figure how many inches to start tying from the center(4"), how long to make the first set of cobra stitches/Solomon bar/Portuguese sinnet(2"), then overlapping those 3 more times and still have enough left for a finished tail end with a lanyard knot and a doubled granny knot(1.75" long after tying them), and have the loop on the top for attaching it to the knife(1.75" which is long enough to fit thru a lanyard hole and still have room to loop the lanyard body thru it on an average pocket knife, it appears long when just looped onto a split ring like on the SAK).

That kept the finished lanyard at about 6 inches. I have a tape measure handy, but I don't measure precisely as I tie. I mostly just tie/untie until it looks ok to me. I only know those measurements after I've finished, and these only work for that sized cord.

The Swiss Army knife is a Victorinox Ranger.

Here's a lanyard/fob made of Type I paracord for my Victorinox Swiss Army Tinker. I used several feet of cord(I'm guessing 5 to 7 feet, I didn't measure it as I was using leftover pieces) using the king cobra stitch and finishing with a lanyard knot and a doubled granny knot. And you can see the size difference compared to the regular 550 paracord on my keychain.

Shock cord lanyard...

I used shockcord for the main length of the lanyard and put round sinnets of black and olive drab paracord on each end with a swivel clip on one end and a snap hook and swivel on the other.