#23288 - 01/13/0410:19 PMRe: Do it yourself Paracord Key Fob?
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That's a crown knot sennet(sp?) Check macrame sites and you should find it no sweat. You can make the fob as long as you want. It's pretty handy on keys, knives etc. HTH Ed
#23290 - 01/14/0402:34 PMRe: Do it yourself Paracord Key Fob?
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Various forms of knotted paracord accessories have been discussed in this forum many times. From key-fobs to belts to knife wrapps. Simply put the search criteria to all posts all dates and enter paracord knott and criteria and you will get more info than you can digest in a day. There is a very detailed refernce on making just that fob in there somewhere.
After spending many long and fruitless hours trying to follow knot diagrams I succeeded only in giving myself a headache. Thus comming to the conclusion I will never have a paracord keyfob, let alone a belt, I looked for alternatives. The best and easiest I found is to wrap the cord around an old store/credit card. Cutting little notches at either end helps to hold the cord in place. Result: 8 metres of cord that occupies a space in my wallet only a little bigger than a credit card tool. Whilst I may lose out on the fashion stakes I believe its a good a system as any. <img src="images/graemlins/smirk.gif" alt="" /> Martin
Martin, You may want to find a Boy Scout, Girl Scout or Girl Guide and ask them if they have made a whistle lanyard or key fob with gimp. If so, have them show you how to start the lanyard, the same methods used with the gimp will work to create a paracord key fob. Pete
Thanks for your advice guys, I'll probably try again at a later date. Pete if I started acosting boy scouts or girl guides to ask them about gimps and knots I'd be thrown in jail with no hope of parole! <img src="images/graemlins/grin.gif" alt="" /> It all make me feel rather foolish... <img src="images/graemlins/tongue.gif" alt="" />
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