Parachute cord crafts

In May, Aidan went on a trip with my parents, and came home with a bracelet made out of parachute cord (also called paracord). He happily announced to us that you can take it apart if necessary and have several feet of usable rope! Since then, we’ve been seeing these bracelets EVERYWHERE! All of the […]

How to Tie a 4 Strand Paracord Braid With a Core and Buckle.: This bracelet is made with 550 paracord. I gutted the working cords so that it would give it a flatter, more feminine look and feel. But, it works just the same without gutting the cord. The middle core is not gutted. I have found that doing it this…

In this article we pull together 101 Paracord Projects, including survival bracelets, lanyards and belts. These DIY projects are all made with 550 paracord.

Once, I found myself with a bunch of paracord and no idea what to do with it. So, I started looking up projects and was amazed at how many things you can make. From bracelets to keychains, there seemed to be endless possibilities. It was exciting to think I could make useful items with just some simple weaving techniques. As I dove deeper, I realized that these projects weren't just fun; they were also practical. I learned how to make a paracord survival bracelet, which not only looked cool…

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A good waterfowl call lanyard has a purpose above and beyond keeping calls handy and organized. It's insurance against damage and loss—deep water and swamp mud aren't friendly to $60 duck calls. You can make a strong and comfortable lanyard in about two hours out of 100 feet of 550 parachute cord for less than $10. Braiding The Body

Here’s a fun paracord project for kids – make paracord snakes! This would be a great craft project for a summer camp or nature club. Or make them on a rainy day! The completed snakes are fun to play with. This is an easy project for beginners. It may take a little while to learn […]

Starting a new project can be exciting, especially when it involves making something with your hands. I remember the first time I decided to make a paracord bracelet. I was looking for a useful craft that could also look cool. Paracord is strong and durable, which makes it perfect for making survival bracelets. At first, it seemed challenging but truly, it was more about patience and following steps. In the beginning, I kept things simple. I chose a basic pattern that didn't require too many…

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