Buy Free FedEx Shipping 20 pieces 550 paracord parachute cord 7 core strands 50 colors from Reliable PARACORD suppliers on Panda Paracord Supplies Wholesales & Retail. Knots. How to Make a Tri-Color Cobra Braid Bracelet. Step 1: What you need You will need two pieces of different colored paracord about five or more feet in length. One piece of paracord about one foot in length for the center cord. A side release buckle.
A ruler or tape measure. A lighter and a pair of scissors. (You can order our Tri-Color Paracord Bracelet Kit which includes the paracord and the side release buckle for this tutorial. Step 2: Find your wrist size To find the correct size for your bracelet, wrap your paracord once around your wrist and make note where the string meets. Step 3: Join the paracord With your lighter, melt the ends of both the longer lengths of cord and push them together to create one long length of paracord. Step 4: Thread cord through buckle Take the female end of your side release buckle and thread the two ends of the paracord. Step 5: Cinch up the cord Pull the two cut ends of the cord through the loop until it is tightened up to the buckle.
Step 6: Thread cord through other half of buckle Step 7: Measure. Real 2 Hole Military Dog Tag Made Just 4 Your Paracord. Buy 2 Hole Dog Tag at Army Surplus World. Metal Side Release Buckles. 550 Paracord. Cobra Paracord Bracelet. Wide Paracord Bracelet. First step is picking your colors. The optimal types are 2 colors that contrast. Also for your side release buckle I recommend a 1" size. This allows you plenty of room to insert the cordage. The 5/8" size I used just made it very tight to work with. To figure out how much paracord you will need, measure your wrist where you want the bracelet to sit at. The color you want as the outside one should be your wrist measurement times 12. Loop the strands onto your buckle using a cow hitch knot One tip is to make sure you keep the same pattern going and not switch which cord goes over and which one goes under.