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Paracord is made in the US which consists of core threads woven in a nylon jacket. The word 'Paracord' comes from its use by paratroopers during the Second World War. After a parachute landing, the cord would be cut from the parachute and then used for all kinds of applications. Because of its popularity today the cord is available in many variants of varying quality. The Paracord Type 550 is the most used Paracord. 16 ft/4.8 meters per card. -
Paracord is made in the US which consists of core threads woven in a nylon jacket. The word 'Paracord' comes from its use by paratroopers during the Second World War. After a parachute landing, the cord would be cut from the parachute and then used for all kinds of applications. Because of its popularity today the cord is available in many variants of varying quality. The Paracord Type 550 is the most used Paracord. 16 ft/4.8 meters per card. -
Fiber & Cord Jewelry teaches new and original techniques for using easily accessible cords and fibres. The objective is to showcase cord as the focal element, and then add beads, chain, crystals, and more for customisation. The 25 projects are divided into groups by material: paracord, hemp & cotton, leather, and ribbon & lace. This is the one jewellery making book for beginning bead stringers that features stringing materials as a primary design element in each jewellery project. Ashley Bunting delights in finding new and unexpected ways to use everyday materials in her jewellery designs. -
This book will teach you step-by-step how to make "beadie babies" bead animals. 25+ easy to follow projects make it fun and easy. Color photos of each project will keep you on track! A great art motivator, making bead animals helps younger children develop counting, patterns and fine motor. Older kids just think its fun. This activity will keep your children entertained for hours. -
Whether you’re an experienced beader or just starting out, the I CAN series has been designed especially for you. I CAN Herringbone teaches herringbone stitch in all its forms, guiding readers with the aid of hundreds of step-by-step illustrations. These 25 accessible, wearable, and beautiful projects–including earrings, necklaces, chokers, pendants, and bracelets–feature techniques ranging from the simplest version of the flat stitch to embellishment, tubular herringbone, and completely three-dimensional forms.