Great projects, your Instructables are great for a beginner like me.

I had to share some of my projects inspired by your blog and instructables. The watchband was my first project and will probably be redone in a cobra knot soon. The cobra knot hat band was next, I tied it on a loop and got it right the first time. My new flashlight needed some accouterments, so I fashioned a turkshead to fancy it up and decided to make a holster from paracord rather than leather. Playing around, I made a ring of cobra knots on a loop, like I did for the hat band, and added an s-biner to clip it to my beltloop. Finally, I want to do something with my pocket watch. I first tried tying a turkshead around it with an inch of cobra leading to an s-biner to clip it to my beltloop, but I was afraid that it would fall out of the turkshead. So, I decided to make a traditional fob using #18 nylon crochet thread and the cobra knot. I think it turned out great.

I discovered your blog today, and figured that you must be the author of most of the paracord ibles... and so I had to look you up and follow you. Love the tutorials. Thanks for sharing your passion! :-)

Thank you for the many instructables and your blog. I love your work. I have a request though, if I may be so bold. I like this bandolier but I'd like to see your take on it. http://www.instructables.com/id/Paracord-Bandolier/

Thanks for your time

I like your work.
-BLUEBLOBS2

thanks for all the instructions, its really fun playing with the paracord, and my friends seems to like my creations as well :)

I have done a few of your para cord bracelets and found your illustrations easy to follow. I made a few mistakes but was able to back track and make the correction and complete the project. My last one took about 35 minutes. BTW I found your page through the Podcacher podcast page. If you geocache, what are your stats?
Again thanks for teaching me a new skill.
Steve "supplier" Barnett

do you use 550 paracord for all of your projects?

Sir, I have checked out your site and instructables and they are pretty awesome. I really enjoy ropecraft and braiding I have done mostly stuff with horse hair and rawhide but have found it is a lot more easy and practical to use para cord.

Longstory short - I have been making rifle slings for my friends similar to your watch band. I would really like to find a tight, flat, woven sennit, like the watch band, that can be made with multiple colors. Do you have any suggestions?

I appreciate your time. It is cool of you you to offer advise to so many folks.