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Cobra Weave Key Fob

Step 3Cobra Weave

Cobra Weave
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-Tie the two colors together using a square knot or melt them together
-Put the piece behind the other piece with lanyard knots, equally on both sides (Square knot centered)
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Create an "S" with the piece on the right and then take the piece on the left and slide it through the bottom part of the "S"  and then behind the middle and up through the left side.
-Pull tight and repeat.
-I recently saw the Paracord Survival Necklace in which there is a flint inside of the cobra weave.  That idea can be easily included in this as well.  Just place your flint steel in between the two lanyard knots and continue as if it weren't there.  If you make a longer key fob with the flint steel it can easily be considered a Survival Key Fob.


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10 comments
Aug 26, 2011. 1:30 PMbpyke says:
there is an issue with picture 5 in step 3. if you look closely at pic 5 it shows the blue forming a loop inside the green when it should actually encompass both of the green strings on the right side...slide under the main body and back into the bottom of the green on the left side
Jun 13, 2010. 4:08 PMiMakeItHappen says:
its a cool project, but "put the piece behind the other piece...." REALLY!!!! :-(
Jun 26, 2011. 10:30 AMcwix09 says:
agreed.. the wording of this project is very unclear
Also I am not certain yet of what the point of showing the green and blue ends within each other, if that is what it is, in the third picture. What happens to that part? and where does the square knot end up?
Jun 26, 2011. 10:54 AMcwix09 says:
ok I see where the square knot is supposed to go.. but in the eighth picture its loose ends just disappear. did you cut them off?
and if so.. where is the square knot itself?
Jan 26, 2011. 8:47 PMMonkeyboy13 says:
It looks like a Solomon bar within a Solomon bar almost. Is that what this is essentially?
Mar 4, 2011. 5:35 PMclax1227 says:
yes the weave for this bracelet is the cobra stitch, portugese sinnet braid, or soloman bar meaning all the same thing just the weave/braid for this bracelet but yes, it's a soloman bar within a soloman bar but the second soloman bar is referred to as the the king cobra stitch
Feb 14, 2011. 4:24 PMWerdNerf says:
I really appreciate the project, but I've been fighting with this step for over an hour and I find it simply incomprehensible. Are the 4th and 5th photos possibly reversed? Is there an implied step between the 5th and 6th images?

Sorry I just can't manage to follow.

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