I tied a common noose knot for this lanyard/fob, but doubled it with two different colors of paracord.
Some folks call it a coil knot. I used about 2.5'(feet) each, of camo green and black paracord to start and only trimmed a few inches off of them when finished. There are four strands at the end, since it's doubled, two were trimmed/melted and the other pair were used for a lanyard knot.
An S-Biner or carabiner could be used, just above the lanyard knot and below the coil, to clip to a belt loop, bag, pack, etc... Or if one of the cord strands was a few inches longer, it could be used to form a loop, after the lanyard knot, and worked back into the knot.
I left the two loop ends just large enough for my little finger for added retention when using the knife(Wenger Evogrip 18).
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Looks pretty nice!
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