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#221165 - 04/08/11 03:58 PM paracord bracelet with chinese button knot
kevingg Offline
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Registered: 10/21/05
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...made this for my friend Sgt. Mac, uses 12' +/- and no buckles (6' per color). I pre-shrink the cord on bracelets, you should too! I kept three cords on the inside to give it a little girth, this is a man's bracelet after all. standard cobra stitch. did one like it before, but used only two strands inside. it was for my son who is 8.




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#221200 - 04/08/11 09:30 PM Re: paracord bracelet with chinese button knot [Re: kevingg]
GauchoViejo Offline
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Registered: 03/06/08
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Loc: Argentina
Nice bracelet. I've made a couple myself, but still don't know how many feet of paracord you use for each inch of wrist contour. any tips? Thanks

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#221206 - 04/08/11 11:29 PM Re: paracord bracelet with chinese button knot [Re: GauchoViejo]
kevingg Offline
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not certain on a per inch calculation; I just pull out 15' of cord for a bracelet and usually use 10'-13' of it.

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