Cord crafts diy

Learn how to create 6 macrame finishing knots to neatly tie off the end of a cord or a project and prevent any of the cords from unravelling.

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Tutorial video step-by-step how to crochet cord with 2 colors. It is a pretty and quick project. Blog post https://www.gratiaproject.com/crochet-cord-2-color...

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Learn how to make amazing Paracord Keychain patterns with step-by-step instructions in the tutorials! Design wonderful keychains to hook your belts or bags!

Once, I found myself with a bunch of paracord and no idea what to do with it. So, I started looking up projects and was amazed at how many things you can make. From bracelets to keychains, there seemed to be endless possibilities. It was exciting to think I could make useful items with just some simple weaving techniques. As I dove deeper, I realized that these projects weren't just fun; they were also practical. I learned how to make a paracord survival bracelet, which not only looked cool…

🌸Bochiknot on Instagram: "DIY macrame flower ring 🌸 Here’s a quick and easy macrame flower made on a ring with vertical larks head knots. These make cute little add ons for your macrame projects 🌸💕 Cord lengths used: Large flower (2” ring) - 210cm cord length Small flower (1” ring) - 120 cm cord length"

A bunch of unsightly wires can take away from even the most well-designed space. Fortunately, Stephanie Lynn from Under the Table and Dreaming can help you tame those cords in a mere five minutes with her no-sew fabric cord covers. Yes, you heard right – no- sew! Stephanie Lynn

This beautiful crocheted cord (or crocheted ribbon), also known as the Romanian cord, is a very popular element in Romanian and Irish laces. Also, it is widely used in freeform crochet. You can use this crochet cord in many different ways. You can make an elegant belt, embellish any of your handmade projects, make …

An I-Cord is a crochet or knit tube that is made up of a few stitches worked in a continuous round. Crocheting an I-Cord is very easy and can be used for a variety of purposes. It is also possible to vary the number of stitches to adjust the thickness of the cord. This tutorial contains a photo tutorial for crocheting a 3 stitch I-Cord. It also includes a video tutorial for crocheting a 3 stitch and a 4 stitch I-Cord.