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    Still having fun with this one.



    First they came for the Trade Unionists, and I did not stand up, because I was not a Trade Unionist.

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    I tried one like ghostrider's. I used 9 feet of paracord, coyote tan and desert camo. The loop is about 3 inches and I made the body 2.5 inches before doing the twists back over the round sinnet.


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    Here's a few more. These have between 10.5" and 12.5" of paracord in each one. I'd like to make them shorter (maybe 2.5") with less cord.





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    those are so neat. still been playing with them. do you use only two strands of cord? one green and one black overlapping and start doing the cobra stitch at right angles?
    ken
    Last edited by kcardwel; 11-21-2006 at 10:37 PM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by kcardwel
    those are so neat. still been playing with them. do you use only two strands of cord? one green and one black overlapping and start doing the cobra stitch at right angles?
    ken
    That's correct.
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    Cool lanyards David, as always
    "Having a dull knife is like having a stupid friend."

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    Thanks Jano.

    Here's a wrist lanyard I made for one of the guys.



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    Discovered the site whilst searching Google for lanyard ideas, this thread is just amazing. The level of work is superb and has given me a good few ideas to try, but finding good paracord in the UK is not easy, think an order to the US will be in order.

    My first attempts, but more to follow for certain.


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    Welcome to the forum Paul. Nice work.


    Cobra Twist in black and purple.



    Dual Cobra Twist with reveres weave in desert camo and woodland camo (inner strands left in outside weave).



    Double reveres Cobra Twist in black and woodland camo.



    Double reverse Cobra Twist in tan and woodland camo.



    FAF in purple with green and purple whipping.



    Round Sennit under Dual Cobra Twist double reversed and crossed over.
    First they came for the Trade Unionists, and I did not stand up, because I was not a Trade Unionist.

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    those Cobra twists look great David!....like them camo colors too....
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    Here is a different type of king cobra bracelet with two colors.


    ken

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    Can anyone tell me, when doing a diamond braid or spiral braid neck lanyard in 550 Paracord do you remove the inner strands or not. I am guessing that you do but wanted to ask before I start.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Paul Holtom
    Can anyone tell me, when doing a diamond braid or spiral braid neck lanyard in 550 Paracord do you remove the inner strands or not. I am guessing that you do but wanted to ask before I start.
    I haven't, but it doesn't mean that you can't. I guess it all depends on how you want it to look (and lay) when finished.
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    Welcome Paul. Like those small beads you used on the cobra stitched lanyards. Nice looking.
    ken

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    BTTT'ing this one.

    I like purple,


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    Did you ever get it Ken?
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    Well........I was thinking...maybe it's time I tried my hand at some knot making, ....Inspired by all these wonderful pictures of magnificent fobs and lanyards, tied by extremely talented fingers....so I threw out my Velcro Sneakers and bought some new Adidas with actual Lanyard running thru the holes ...now does anyone know of a source that tells you how to take out knots I got the multiple knot part down pat...but I can't sleep with these things on!!!!!! HELP!!!!! Doc
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    Quote Originally Posted by Dr. Snubnose
    Well........I was thinking...maybe it's time I tried my hand at some knot making, ....Inspired by all these wonderful pictures of magnificent fobs and lanyards, tied by extremely talented fingers....so I threw out my Velcro Sneakers and bought some new Adidas with actual Lanyard running thru the holes ...now does anyone know of a source that tells you how to take out knots I got the multiple knot part down pat...but I can't sleep with these things on!!!!!! HELP!!!!! Doc
    What you need Doc is the patented, trademarked, Super-Duper Knot Remover! (pictured below the large Twisted Fist and ruler).



    Of course, you’ll need to tie fresh knots tomorrow.
    First they came for the Trade Unionists, and I did not stand up, because I was not a Trade Unionist.

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    Here's some more I've been working on.




    Group shot.
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    Dual Cobra Twists over Round Sennit

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    With flash:


    FAF:
    First they came for the Trade Unionists, and I did not stand up, because I was not a Trade Unionist.

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    Ohhhhhhhhhh! Red and Black....VERY Nice.... and Orange stuff...Ghost I'm starting to get excited here....Doc
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    Fun keychain type fobs. King cobra in two colors.


    ken

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