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How to Make a 6-Strand [Double Helix] Flat Braid Bracelet by TIAT

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Book Link: http://tinyurl.com/JDLenzenBooks The following are instructions for the "6-Strand [Double Helix] Flat Braid." Occasionally seen, but not fully understood by most, there is a very specific starting technique that allows this braiding pattern to form. My hope is that this video will help others make the creation of the particular braiding design more intentional and so more easily tied.

Genre: Paracord Bracelet
By: Tying It All Together
Design: JD Lenzen

How to Make a Simple (Paracord) Bottle Wrap by TIAT

In der Kriese vorbereitet sein…So geht’s Richtig!

PPI Book Link: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0985557869 The Simple Bottle Wrap combines the utility of Square Knots with the structural elegance of individual Snake Knots (usually tied in series). Together these two knotting techniques form the "rivets" that generate a lattice (or web) that firmly embraces the bottle being tied. Note: The 2 oz bottle shown in the video was utilized to show the entire tying technique in one blocked shot. Any size bottle, smaller or larger, could be wrapped with the method shown.

Genre: Paracord Bottle Wrap
By: Tying It All Together
Design: JD Lenzen

How to Make the Cyclone Wrap (Paracord) Bracelet by TIAT

In der Kriese vorbereitet sein…So geht’s Richtig!

PPI Book Link: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0985557869 The Cyclone Wrap is the first example of what is essentially a new tying genre. It generates an elegant, yet firm tie, with alternating crossed arches. The Cyclone Wrap's most base formation, and the name of the tying genre to which it belongs, is the Fox Tail Bar (to be shown at a later date).

Genre: Paracord Bracelet
By: Tying It All Together
Design: JD Lenzen

A Simple Means of Attaching Buckles to a Paracord Tie by TIAT

In der Kriese vorbereitet sein…So geht’s Richtig!

Book Link: http://tinyurl.com/JDLenzenBooks This week, instead of showing one of my (fusion knotting) designs, I'm demonstrating a relatively simple and generally overlooked means of attaching a side release buckle to a paracord strap or bracelet. Not requiring a jig to complete, the technique is a handy one to know, especially if seeking to make quickly reproducible paracord ties (with buckles). p.s. This same technique can be used to add buckles to most my designs.

Genre: Paracord Bracelet
By: Tying It All Together
Design: JD Lenzen

How to Make a 3-Strand Flat Braid (Adjustable Bracelet) by TIAT

In der Kriese vorbereitet sein…So geht’s Richtig!

Book Link: http://tinyurl.com/JDLenzenBooks After several requests to do so, I'm (finally) returning to my Scrap Box series showing how to work with short or "scrap" lengths of paracord. A troubling challenge, especially for those on the production/sales end of the paracord tying community, short lengths of cord are often left discarded, or worst yet, thrown away. But as my How to Make Paracord Jellyfish Fobs video (utilizing 1 foot lengths of cord) and now this video (utilizing 2 and 3 foot lengths of cord) will show, there's truly no such thing as a "wasted" length of paracord. Quite the contrary, as you'll soon see, with a little design ingenuity, nearly all cords lengths can be successfully used.

Genre: Paracord Bracelet
By: Tying It All Together
Design: JD Lenzen

How to Make the Triple Wide (Paracord) Zipper Sinnet Bracelet by TIAT

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PFT-V2 Book Link: http://tinyurl.com/k6zmzjp The Triple Wide Zipper Sinnet holds a monster level of cord in a quick deployment, two cord, zipper sinnet, design! About two feet (per cord), per 1-inch of strap. A 30-inch long belt would hold nearly two 60-foot long cords (or 120-feet of cord, in total). Also…the technique allows you to make the belt as wide as you'd like it to be. In that, working with two cords, is just as easy as working with three or four or more!