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Zipper pulls with brass plumbing fittings from the hardware store.

Paracord stored in bottles to keep from getting tangled. Just feed it into the bottle and drill a hole in lid to pull it desired length

This summer, Aidan and I got into crafting with parachute cord (paracord) and made several bracelets and keychains. We have plenty of cord left, so we experimented with a way to make Christmas ornaments out of parachute cord. With some cord and a piece of wire from a coat hanger, you can easily make this […]

Para tree. No instructions, but easy to figure out from the photo

Thanks to Stormdrane (David Hopper) where we saw this beautiful Mandala KNOT for the first time, we decided to i build it in few Bracelets. First Bracelet th...

BOLD! BRIGHT! COLORFUL! ~ Handmade Trilobite Bar Weave Paracord Camera Straps ~ Our durable camera straps are made with 550 Military Spec paracord with a seven strand core which will not rot or mildew. They are also resistant to UV fading and made in the USA. The strap is completed with two stainless steel carabiners. For added security they are tightly tied using turks head knots to ensure that the paracord strands will not pull apart while in use. The attachment fobs are made using black…

Brass etching - FAIL:

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Christmas trees

Make your own emergency candle in a jar and be prepared to have light when the power goes out. This is made using a mason jar. Once you have made the kit

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If you’ve been in the Military, particularly the Navy, then you’ve probably seen the intricate work that’s been done with... View Article

I still have a quite a few two foot lengths of paracord scraps leftover from the 'Paracord Canteen Cover', so I sat down to tie a cross with some of them. For this one I integrated a split ring/keyring(about 1" diameter), covered with a gutted section of paracord(as I did with the dreamcatchers a few years ago), to add a circle/ring to this round crown sinnet paracord cross. The same could certainly be done with the many other knotted paracord cross variations, to add in a circle/ring like…