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On this page, you’ll find a video showing you how to make the paracord lanyard / diamond knot.
On this page, you’ll find a video showing you how to tie the paracord lanyard / diamond knot.
You’ll need 40 cm of cord for this knot.
Working with paracord to make your own jewellery has many advantages. Firstly, most paracord jewellery looks stunning, and you have countless choices of colours and patterns to choose from.
What’s more, paracord jewellery is often much more affordable than many gold and silver pieces. Finally, it’s of course great fun to be able to make your own paracord jewellery from scratch.
Without claiming that it’s easy to make your own jewellery, it is certainly possible for anyone to learn how to create their own unique paracord jewellery. Once you get started and know what you want to make, it’s important to find the right instructions. For example, when making a bracelet, it’s important to know how to tie the correct knots. The lanyard knot is a relatively common knot used for bracelets. This knot is also known as the diamond knot. The knot is highly functional and also looks very stylish. With the simple instructional video from 123paracord.co.uk, you can learn how to tie a lanyard knot yourself in just a few minutes!