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VERY SIMPLE Paracord Bracelet using the Double Fisherman's Knot

VERY SIMPLE Paracord Bracelet using the Double Fisherman\
Here is a very simple bracelet you can tie. It does not require any weaving, just a double fisherman's knot. It also contains about 5 feet of cord, but you could probably use more.

Please vote for me in the Paracord Contest!
 
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Step 1The Double Fisherman's Knot

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Also known as the grapevine or Double Englishman's knot, the double fisherman's knot is normally used to tie 2 pieces of rope together, usually in climbing to secure lines together, or as a backup knot that makes sure you don't fall off the rock wall. (Not a good thing!)
If you want some more info on this check out this Wikipedia article

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18 comments
Aug 23, 2010. 2:38 PMBobMarleyFan says:
im pretty sur i have that same knife. does it say anthing on the blade?
Jun 23, 2011. 11:31 PMtheburn7 says:
this is mine.
Aug 25, 2010. 8:26 PMBobMarleyFan says:
oh. well mine says "made in vietnam" or sumthing. i got mine from my grandfather.. its not that good of a working knife but its all i have that was his..
Jun 23, 2011. 11:25 PMtheburn7 says:
I have a similar knife, but it was made from a metal file. I ordered it from a magazine years ago. Great steel. This one was made in Pakistan. Very high carbon. The colorful grip design gives it away.
May 2, 2011. 11:34 AMDeliciousMystic says:
ok, I have just finished making one of these, and I have run into an issue.. I had a hard time getting in over my hand and onto my wrist because it is so tight, but it is still very loose on my wrist, and of course I can't seem to make it much smaller without having uneven strands, and thus making it look all lumpy, and not as pretty as yours.. any idea what I have done wrong? I know its vague, but it's a start
Apr 3, 2011. 8:39 AMreejac says:
that is so rad man!
Nov 17, 2010. 9:37 AMbfgreen says:
Nice little instructable and great bracelet. My kids love to make these becuase they're so easy and quick to make. Nicely shown, thanks for sharing :-)
May 4, 2010. 7:35 PMbrandonduh says:
 do the knots come out after a while of wearing it?
Apr 12, 2010. 4:18 AMcaarntedd says:
This is great. Simple to tie, simple to untie, easy to measure, can be tied on the run. Great if you want to do this in a hurry while out camping etc. without being too fancy. I will actually use this.
My vote is in.
By the way, have you seen a website called Animated Knots by Grog?
Apr 13, 2010. 7:51 AMcaarntedd says:
Gastrointestinal Failure? Not sure.
Graphics Interchange Format? I think so.

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