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This is the 49th blog of the paracord blog series. You can check the other blogs I wrote from here – https://beadshub.co/blogs-paracord/ Making a durable paracord strap for water bottles is one of the most practical skills any outdoor enthusiast, hiker, or everyday adventurer can learn. A reliable strap keeps your bottle secure, saves space […]

This is the 48th blog of the paracord blog series. You can check the other blogs I wrote from here – https://beadshub.co/blogs-paracord/ Author: Barry LeClairOccupation: Paracord SpecialistLocation: Based in Suburban Indiana Introduction: Why a Paracord Handle Grip Matters 🎒 How to weave a basic handle grip with paracord is one of the simplest and most

This is the 47th blog of the paracord blog series. You check the other blogs I wrote from here – https://beadshub.co/blogs-paracord/ Author: Barry LeClairOccupation: Paracord SpecialistLocation: Based in Suburban Indiana Introduction Making a paracord camera wrist strap is one of the most useful projects you can do if you love both photography and outdoor adventures

This is the 46th blog of the paracord blog series. You can check the other blogs I wrote from here – https://beadshub.co/blogs-paracord/ Author: Barry LeClairOccupation: Paracord SpecialistLocation: Suburban Indiana Why Paracord Zipper Pulls Are Worth Making Paracord zipper pulls are one of the simplest yet most practical DIY accessories you can make. Whether it’s for

This is the 45th blog of the paracord blog series. You can check the other blogs I wrote from here – https://beadshub.co/blogs-paracord/ Author: Barry LeClairOccupation: Paracord SpecialistLocation: Based in Suburban Indiana Introduction Learning how to make a simple paracord eyeglass strap is one of the most practical beginner projects in the paracord world 👓. Not

This is the 44th blog of the paracord blog series. You can check the other blogs I wrote from here – https://beadshub.co/blogs-paracord/ Author: Barry LeClairOccupation: Paracord SpecialistLocation: Based in Suburban Indiana Threading beads onto paracord without fraying is one of the most common challenges crafters face when working on bracelets, lanyards, and custom gear. Paracord’s

This is the 43th blog of the paracord blog series. You check the other blogs I wrote from here – https://beadshub.co/blogs-paracord/ Author: Barry LeClairOccupation: Paracord SpecialistLocation: Based in, Suburban Indiana Beginning with Paracord Buckle Adjustments If you’ve ever finished a paracord bracelet and then realized you forgot to add a buckle, you’re not alone. Adding

By Barry LeClair Paracord Specialist, Based in Suburban Indiana This is the 42th blog of the paracord blog series. You check the other blogs I wrote from here – https://beadshub.co/blogs-paracord/ Practicing paracord weaves using scrap pieces is one of the smartest ways to improve your knotting skills without wasting fresh cord. As someone who has

By Barry LeClair Paracord Specialist, Based in Suburban Indiana This is the 41th blog of the paracord blog series. You can check the other blogs I wrote from here – https://beadshub.co/blogs-paracord/ Tangled paracord mistakes are frustrating—but they don’t have to end with scissors. If you’re into knotting, crafting, or field work with paracord, learning how

By Barry LeClair Paracord Specialist, Based in Suburban Indiana This is the 40th blog of the paracord blog series. You can check the other blogs I wrote from here – https://beadshub.co/blogs-paracord/ If you’ve ever finished a paracord project and thought, “This looks messy,” you’re not alone. Learning how to finish paracord projects neatly is a