Steps to Make a Paracord Silver Snake Cuff Bracelet

The Silver Snake Cuff Bracelet is built to fit over your hands and on your wrist. This bracelet is made from interlocking loops from various colored paracords. The loops line on both sides from the bracelet with one color along one for reds, and also the other color on the other hand. The double crown knot that joins the finishes from the bracelet provides it with a finished look while keeping the symmetry from the knotting.

1.      Lizard Knot

Contain the two bits of paracord parallel about 6 inches in the finishes using the red-colored paracord around the left. Go ahead and take short finish from the red-colored paracord round the yellow paracord from behind to create a 1-inch loop round the yellow paracord. Go ahead and take lengthy finish from the yellow paracord and set it with the red-colored loop in the front to create a yellow loop. Work the 2 loops almost but less than snug.

Go ahead and take lengthy finish from the yellow paracord behind and round the red-colored paracord. Place the lengthy finish from the yellow paracord with the red-colored loop in the front. Release the red-colored loop slightly if required. Pull the yellow paracord completely with the red-colored loop. This will make another yellow loop underneath the first yellow loop. Rotate the knot 180 levels to place the yellow paracord around the left and also the red-colored paracord around the right.

Connect the finishes from the bracelet having a crown knot.

2. Crown Knot

Draw the 4 finishes snug to drag the finishes from the bracelet together. Repeat Steps 1 and a pair of to tie another crown knot on the top from the first. Pull the finishes snug. It makes sense a shaped knot with four sides.

Cut the finishes from the rope using the scissors. Light the candle and melt the finishes from the paracord slightly. Permit the finishes from the paracord to awesome before ongoing.

Place your hands in to the Silver Snake Cuff Bracelet  and roll the bracelet your hands and on your wrist. Finish the final roll to show the bracelet inside to hide the melted paracord finishes.