In this photo tutorial, you will see how to knot the Colour River Bar pattern. The Colour River Bar knot was designed by JD Lenzen and is easy to make.
Make the Colour River Bar knot with multiple colours of Paracord 550 Type III. The knot will be about 2 cm wide and 1.1 cm thick. In the MatchMaker you can see how many meters of paracord you need and you can choose the colours for your project.
In this tutorial, the Kosmetik 2.0 technique is used as the setup. Need help making this? Then check out the tutorial on the Kosmetik setup here.
Colour 1: Black Paracord 550 Type III, colour 2: Petrol Blue Paracord 550 Type III and colour 3: Ice Blue Paracord 550 Type III
After making the setup and adding the colours, it is helpful to check that the length of the setup is still correct. Make sure the left and right strands of each colour ware the same length.
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Tighten the knot. Repeat from step 3 and continue until your work is the desired length.
This knot was designed by JD Lenzen. We would like to thank him for his permission to use this knot.
With our tutorial, you can easily make your own hands-free dog leash. With this 3-meter leash, you can walk your dog in peace while keeping your hands free! Isn’t that ideal? This way, you can take beautiful photos of nature or quickly send a message to a friend. In this blog, you'll find everything you need to follow our tutorial.
In this photo tutorial, you will see how to knot the Niki's Butterfly pattern. The Daylight knot was designed by Nicole Damer and is easy to make.
We couldn’t resist the cute bag charm trend. Make your own leather bag charm with our kangaroo or nappa leather. Follow our tutorials and create your custom key ring bag charm!
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