How to make a paracord bracelet

Making a paracord bracelet is a fun easy project that everyone can enjoy. The hardest part is deciding what style and what colors you want to use.

Survivalbraceletkits.com has made it easy  for you to get all the supplies and insturctions that you need and put them at your finger tips.

First you should pick the style of bracelet that you want to make. There are several popular survival bracelet patterns:

The single color cobra weave is the most popular.

The two color paracord bracelet has one color in the center and another color on the outside.

The thin-line paracord bracelet style can be used to make the firemans parac0rd bracelet and the police survival bracelet

You can also mix the two color and add a thin line like the picture above, this paracord pattern is popular for making team survival bracelets.

The three color paracord bracelet is used for making flag bracelets

Adding the ribbon to a survival bracelet is great to use for a fund raiser.

My favorite is the King cobra braid 

Once you have decided on the style or theme of your paracord bracelet you will now need some paracord supplies

Depending on the size of your project you get a survival bracelet kit with assorted colors and buckles. For larger projects you can get bulk paracord in 100 foot hanks and contoured side release buckles.

How to make a paracord bracelet instructions

The best way to learn how to make a paracord bracelet is to watch. We have created several instructional paracord videos for you to use.  Just go to the paracord instruction videos and watch. This will allow you to make a paracord bracelet at your own speed. You can stop the video at any time or jump ahead if you have previous experience.

Here are your three simple steps to follow when making a paracord bracelet

1. Pick the style of paracord bracelet that you want to make.

2. Order the paracord supplies need like a paracord bracelet kit or bulk paracord.

3. Use the paracord braiding video that matches the style of survival bracelet that you want to make.

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Paracord Bracelet Instructions

So you want to make a paracord bracelet and need the instructions?

You have come to the right place.  My daughter and Mallory were in your shoes just two short years ago when we decided to make a survival bracelet. We searched high and low and all over the internet for the instructions on  how to weave a survival bracelet. The search results were poor so we made our own and started survivalbraceletkits to share the how to make instructions with every one.

The next problem we had was finding all the paracord supplies to make all the different paracord bracelet patterns that we wanted. The paracord was only sold in bulk spools and created a cost problem in getting all the colors we needed

You will not have to face all the problems that we had. All the guess work has been eliminated for you. We are your one stop for all your paracord supplies and paracord bracelet instructions

Grab a kit the instructions are included.

Paracord bracelet instructions from X-Cords will have a survival bracelet on your wrist in just a few minunites.

Easy Paracord necklace instructions

We would like to than Josh in NY for the great feed back.

He wanted to know how to install the break-away paracord connectors on a survival necklace.

We at X-Cords decided to make a easy paracord necklace instruction video for every one to share.

It will show you a fast easy way to make a survival cord necklace in about two minutes.

This one was made with hot pink paracord 550, 7 strand paracord that is made in the usa.

Easy Paracord necklace instruction video Here!

Remember when using paracord as a necklace you should install the safety pop open connectors!

Be prepared to make more than one. When your friends see this on you they are sure to want one

So have fun and enjoy the video on

 Easy Paracord necklace instruction

Paracord Uses When Camping

We went camping this week durring the 4th of July holliday. It was a lot of fun.

We made new friends and met up with some of our old ones that we have not seen in a while. It rained some of the time but that did not stop us from our camping activites. I brough with me a spool of paracord 550 in olive drab color.

Shannon found a bunch of smooth rocks at the lake and had friends over to paint them. Here  is my favorite

I used two 10 foot pieces to tie the ends of the hammock up and took a nap while the kids went for a bike ride. When it got dark we started a camp fire and we wanted to roast marsh mellows. I sent the kids to the camp store to buy some of the forks that you can stick the marsh mellows on to roast them. When they got back and showed me them I laughed because they were only about 24″ long. You would not only be roasting a marshmellow but your hand as well.

I had an Idea to extend them and use paracord to connect it to a longer stick.

I let each tie it as they though it shoud be done not pretty but the did it themselves and were proud of them.

We nick named the one Anika made  a spaghetti diagram, and laughed as we mouwed the smoores and toasted mellows

 Its great to find new things to make with paracord and you can bet that I will share them all with you

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Thank You!

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And to the Heroes who have made the ultimate sacrifice for the rights and privileges we enjoy today

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