Hey, just wanted to say thank you for going into detail and explaining exactly what to do. I have been trying to find a video for days like this. You can't mess this up if you follow your video. I'm not making anything for pets, just a bracelet, but same concept. Again, excellent video and great job making it easy to follow and understand.😊
I use leather punches to punch holes in my Biothane super heavy every day. The secret is using a one ton arbour press. Keep your punches sharp, and get clean, sharp holes every time.
I know this is incredibly late, but I just found your channel and learned of Sanders passing. I felt compelled to extend my heartfelt sympathies for your loss and to let you know you are not alone in your grief. My Riley was taken before I knew it and I miss him every day. Some more than others. I tried to attach a photo of him because he could have been Sanders twin, but I couldn't. Please feel better soon. Your videos are teaching me new skills and ways to stay "centered".
💚Using paracord - about 1 ft. of cord for every 1 inch of the collar, also depending one the thickness of your collar the circumference of your collar with be smaller. I had to add 1 inch to every 7 inches of the paracord part of the collar.( say you have a dog with a 15 inch neck, subtracted the adapter size, your total is 10 inches , now you add 1.5 inches = 11.5 and that is the number you measure with. ) For 20 inches need to add 2 3/4 inches. that will bring it to 22 3/4 inches. Then subtract the adapter inches. if your using a buckle then just subtract the size of the buckle. I use a 6 inch adapter, The rule of thumb is for every inch of you paracord part of you collar you need a foot of cord. For the cord that is in the center I would use an extra 1 1/2 feet. @@annjanettekremer7552
This is so cool i am definitely doing this!! Do you have any recommendations on where to buy paracord and what kind/size to get?? I just know to get Polyester paracord but are there any other specific details?
I use 550 paracord from paracord galaxy or paracord eu Are you in the USA, if so let me send you some cord to practice with You can send me you address to my email coloradocords4paws@gmail.com
Planning to make tgis as a bracelet instead XD sorry. I have bipolar and an anxiety disorder so i really like this one. Plus it has mt 2 favorite colors green and black
I am doing the same thing every time, but still something goes wrong. Already had to start over a few times. Starting to get irritating. I don't know what I am doing wrong.
Hi, I will send you my email, if you can send me a photo I might be able to see what is wrong. and I can help talk you trough it. my email is coloradocords4paws@gmail.com
I'm not sure what you are asking but the rule of thumb for any project with paracord is for every inch of your project you will need about a foot of cord.-each color
Hello! I actually bought the Neiko punch from watching one of your other videos. Do you ever have problems with not getting clean holes? I’ve only used 3 times but every time it leaves lots of the webbing or leaves the piece still hanging on the back. Trying to figure out if it is me using incorrectly or if maybe it’s a manufacturer error with the sharpness of the punches. Any advice? And love your videos! Great for someone like me just starting out! ❤
thank you for posting your videos. I have been wanting to make a collar for my pup and your videos have been super helpful. I have a question though. where do you get your leather finishing straps?
You are so precious!❤ I tried to sign up for your Patreon account, but it doesn’t seem to be live yet. Could you please let us know when we can start supporting you through that avenue? Thanks so much🥰
@@coloradocords4paws550 Thank you Ericka…that one worked. I look forward to seeing your first Patreon video when it’s released! Thank you again for all your wonderful tutorials 🤗
Thank you SO MUCH for this tutorial. My dog is having surgery soon and will be on crate rest. I am trying to find quiet activities for her without spending a lot of money. Great job!
