Paracord Bracelet

This Paracord bracelet is a useful and stylish piece of jewelry. It can be used in survival situations because of its durability and 4 ft of paracord. Always good to have in the wild!

- Knife or scissor capable of cutting through paracord
- Lighter
- Tape Measure or Ruler
- 2 pieces of 40 in. Paracord
- 1 piece of 17 in. Paracord
- 2 small plastic buckles

Take one of the 17 in. paracord strings and fold it in half

Put the 17 in paracord through the plastic buckle

Pull the cord tight to the buckle

On the other end of the base string, place the other buckle on and melt the string together to seal it

once the base cord has both buckles sealed on it, start the weaving process by pulling the two long cords away from each other

Start weaving by bringing the right cord under the base pair and the left cord over it and through the loop that the right cord created 

Pull the first knot very tightly

Continue the pattern except alternate every time. Start with the left string under the base cord then go to right string under the base cord 

Continue this pattern until the base cord is no longer visible

Once there is no more base cord showing, tie a not or melt the cord to the bracelet to keep it from coming undone

Look stylish!