Paracord lanyard- done using a single strand 

Don’t you mean lacing needle?

can i recommend the 2 strand square key chain its easy fun and make it to your own length

Hehe, a compliment and a burn. I'll take it :).

Thank you for a kind comment! Keep up the good work!

jajajajajajajaja is same for me

Hey Luke! I like how you think. Practice makes perfect and your second one is going to be much better! Mark

Good idea! Should be done relatively easily. The gaucho fan knot will look great in two colors. The braiding part will take a bit of trial and error to get a proper color combo. Mark

Hey! I have a tutorial on an adjustable paracord dog leash. Take a look: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-OO7oq80-83M.html

@@Paracordguild Ahh.. nice! Thanks for this! :)

@@Paracordguild Right. Saw that. By adjustable I meant some kind of noose that can be adjusted to fi the wrist size of the dog walker. This way a person with a bigger arm can loosen the noose and a person with a thinner arm can tighten it. Not sure if noose is the right word here. The point would be to have some kind of loop that would be loose enough to feel comfortable around the wrist and at the same time it would be tight enough so that the leash would not come off the hand with a sudden dog bolt. I'm not sure whether what I am trying to describe is clear...

Most of the knots and techniques used in paracord today are passed down from sailors' fancy ropework, dating back centuries.

@@alexandragatto Correct and there is also roots in the macrame field.

More than one :).

18feet - 20 feet made me a perfect lanyard for neck

Wondering the same... 12 feet???? Can't be right....

@@wretchpin Yep, 12 feet, he mentions that in the beginning when talking about supplies.

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He's left handed showing RIGHT HANDERS how to tie knots that's why his work looks confusing.

yfelwulf no idea why you think that being left handed makes any difference in his explanation. It is confusingly worded, add to that he spins the knot making it much easier to get lost. Counting “over” at the bight pass is also misleading.

@@tartarus216 Is that what he's doing? I've given this part 10 tries and still have never had the over and under counts match.

The Count in Sesame Street :)

Just order one from Amazon 🙂

I gave up too!

Hi Randy, I had trouble too, try slowing the video down to .5 speed and following along. After a couple of unsuccessful attempts at normal speed I tried it slower and that seemed to help. Also, try to see which strand you are following with the over unders and that can help as I got lost a few times! Good luck.

Hehe, thank you for the compliment. You can do this too!

@@Paracordguild I did the Lazy paracord dog leash for my black Labrador Ziggy. I learned from your video, so Thank you 🙏🙏🙏 BTW do you have an Instagram account?