Rope tying is a great skill to have. You never know when you need to tightly secure equipment or create a knot that’s not going to budge. There are so many rope knots out there, and our experts will show you how to tie each one and what they’re best for.
In this Decor Corps tutorial, we'll teach you how to create an attractive kitchen hot pad using 1/2'' Twisted Jute. Our twisted jute cord is built the way nature intended with no oils, odors, chemicals, bleaches, or dyes so you...
Wrapping your axe handle adds grip and provides you with emergency paracord in your time of need. This project took about 30 minutes, but that will vary depending on the size of your axe. We like this wrap because it's...
How to Build an A-Frame Shelter with Paracord (10 Steps) When you find yourself in a survival situation, you have 3 primary needs: shelter, water, and food. You can survive 3 weeks without food, 3 days without water, and 3...
The vast majority of cat trees sold today come with flimsy, twine-wrapped scratch posts that eventually become frayed and unsightly, if not completely destroyed. . Instead of buying a new cat tree, save some money and add durability by repairing...
You don't have to pay a landscaper top dollar to upgrade the look of your garden. We transformed an old 5 gallon bucket into an attractive planter for this tutorial. It took a little under 2 hours to wrap this...
Extend the life of your cables by reinforcing them with paracord. A great way to use up scraps of cord, and be able to easily identify your color-coded cables. Materials: Paracord (roughly 2ft used here) Cord to reinforce Lighter & Scissors...
This simple little pracord zipper pull doesn't need much introduction. It's an easy replacement when your original breaks. Or just replace all of your zipper pulls to easily carry some emergency paracord. The steps are laid out in the image...
