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Paracord Bracelet without Clip or Knot!

Paracord Bracelet without Clip or Knot!
I start by giving credit to DRUMBUM11 for his meathod used in his instructible http://www.instructables.com/id/Stretchable-Paracord-Bracelet/ . His project does not include the elastic band that I use in this project. I am simply expanding on his project.

I have made a lot of paracord bracelets in the past few months and I have found connecting the buckle to be troublesome and in the end I have burns and, because of the curved buckles I was using, you could never wear both sides of the bracelet (I always use two colors). Using this technique there is no buckle or knots, you can use both sides of the bracelet and its as easy to put on as slipping it over your hand!
 
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Step 1Materials

Materials
The materials used in the project are pretty much the same as every paracord instructible on the site!

2 three foot lengths of paracord in the colors of your choice

Scissors

Lighter

Elastic Hair Ties (preferably a color that will blend in)
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11 comments
Jan 22, 2012. 10:18 AMrealanthillkit says:
Brilliant! Tried it. Like it. Much neater than buckles. Thanks
Jan 5, 2012. 3:34 PMdansaul0413 says:
What do you mean "Now take the two short ends of your cord and FINISH THE KNOT" what knot??
Jan 2, 2012. 6:31 PMShadow Ranger says:
This is a pretty cool idea! As a side point, this method would make it a lot easier for kids to put on a bracelet without the hassle of having to clip it together (which, let's face it, is even hard for us adults). But I think I'd use two elastic bands, that way if one of them breaks, you're bracelet is still on one piece.
Dec 18, 2011. 9:34 PMTHRE3 says:
Awesome. I will try this as soon as my paracord I just ordered arrives. I was thinking though that rather than melting the ends together I would try to find a way to attach them with some decorative piece of jewelry something -or-other. Like an ouroboros maybe.
Dec 10, 2011. 2:32 PMfossilnut says:
DFREE I love the way you thought this up I made a few turned out OK at first had est part is getting right length to melt together,
Fixing to make some hat bands for my son with the larger hair ties elastic.
Thanks for sharing your brilient idea
Oct 4, 2011. 1:40 PMmoon127 says:
Mine turn out great. thank you.
Aug 30, 2011. 6:29 AMjparry-1 says:
thanks this is great mine didnt quite turn out the same but i wasnt expecting it to. this is great but takes the reusability of the cord. great instructable!!
Aug 14, 2011. 10:55 AMpyrocop1 says:
I just tested one using a rubber bracelet like the " live strong". I gutted the cords and it was a nice wide bracelet that lays flat. :)
Aug 8, 2011. 7:28 AMpyrocop1 says:
Neat twist on the paracord bracelet

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