Cords Crafts

How to tie this beautiful decorative knot. You can use this knot to make unique bracelets made from cotton ropes, leather, suede cord etc. Happy Creations!

This handmade knit I-Cord is made of 100% low-pill acrylic yarn and comes in a large variety of colors. Perfect for wire artwork and decorative name signs.If you don’t use wire, you can use needle and thread or glue to sew surprising shapes or patterns.

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…

Have you ever tried to crochet a really tiny tube or cylinder? I find that single crocheting in a ring with 5 stitches is challenging enough; let alone trying to make a 4-sc cylinder, or, almost impossibly, a 3-sc tube. Knitters are lucky; they have a great way to make a very fine tube – it’s called an i-cord and it’s really easy to knit up on dpns (if you knit). But I have great news for you: you can also make i-cord using your crochet hook #crochet #urbakicrochet #crochetstitches…

How to Tie a 4 Strand Paracord Braid With a Core and Buckle.: This bracelet is made with 550 paracord. I gutted the working cords so that it would give it a flatter, more feminine look and feel. But, it works just the same without gutting the cord. The middle core is not gutted. I have found that doing it this…

Learn how to make your very own homemade French Knitting Tool, and the easy steps it takes to make your very own Jersey Yarn ropes! From beautiful DIY name signs, to floor rugs, and so much more - Jersey Yarn ropes are such a fun crafting supply to make!

Aprox. 5” tall