Thank you for this tutorial. The tiktok videos were just dragging us along for months without actually posting a full tutorial. Just teasing more steps.
Hey PP, excellent design! I consider it better than the ones that have been around for a while and are based on the original Aztec Sun Bar. Your tweaks make the results more aesthetically pleasing and more robust (no daisy centers popping out). And as usual your tutorial was very well done. Cheers, Murray
Hola Saludos de Mazatlán,Sinaloa, me gustaría que estuviera doblado al español ,no le entiendo ni papas me facinaria entenderle pero no se ingles que en encanto para hacer las cosas muy hermosas las pulseras gracias
@@Arikui_123 I understand your difficulty now. Vague measurements in a foreign system can be confusing. Yes, 60 cm should be plenty for "A couple feet".
This looks so much better than the Aztec Sun Bar, nice modifications! Gonna see if I can follow this with thinner cord for more of a friendship bracelet size =) I'd worry about the security of the tiny toggle not though, the ends don't look long enough
I tried watching a tutorial with much thinner cord and it was so hard to follow. I am so glad I found this video because now I can easily see what is happening!
Hello, how can I not let the knot slide, in practice when I tighten the two green cables a little more, the knot tightens, since I don't want to make the daisies too big, I tighten a little more. Thanks
Your step-by-step video tutorial is very easy to follow. I managed to make my first paracord lanyard with a combination of the beautiful daisies and cobra weave. Thanks a lot. I have subscribed to PP and will follow all your videos.
How long was the white one? And the yellow and white are gutted out but green isnt correct? Need length of white you side green and yellow but not white
Yes, it will work well for a halter or noseband or collar etc. I would recommend you use a more rigid fastener like a buckle as presented below to Teresa. The other suggestion I have is to make the product a little bit longer and immerse it in boiling water for 30 seconds and let it air dry overnight. This action will shrink the band / bracelet linearly by just over 6%. Shrinking it will stiffen the structure making it more durable and give it an element of slightly more stiffness / firmness so it will be more appropriate for an animal harness. The shrinkage process with boiling water will mean that the device will never shrink any further if it gets wet and you can wash it with gentle soap and it will not experience any shrinking or color shifting. One final note: Make sure you know the nature of the paracord you are buying. The products from USA manufacturers do not experience color bleed. My very 1st purchase of paracord had been sourced from an offshore manufacturer and every single color except white bled the colors out when immersed in water and my designs that had multiple colors quickly became an ugly mess, Cheers, Murray
Wool? Well... Use a type of yarn that isn't too lofty so its knots don't turn out smaller than the diameter of the uncompressed string. So you are looking for rather stiff materials like jute, hemp, flax/linen... or the kind of cords used for kumihimo. Maybe satin lace might also work here, depending on the knot design. Paracord is a woven/round braided tube lining center cord. You'd want to mimick its noodly character in other materials of choice.
Hello P2 your daisy tutorials are very easy to understand and to make. Looking forward for more of such tutorials. I want to know the needle you used to insert the yellow thread from where did you buy it please help send me the link. Thankyou
Here are the ones that we sell. For 550 cord, you will want the largest diameter of needle. Often labelled a "Type 3" fid. www.paracordplanet.com/tools/needles/
This is so , so so beautiful 😍 😍😍 😍😍 😍❤️ oh my gosh, so beautiful , you are incredible. What a talent. I am definitely going to make it. Thank you so much Sir 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌹. 😍😍😍🤗
I used 10 ft of of paracord, yet I can only make just about 6 daisy's which isn't enough to fit me. What am I doing wrong? i feel like I pull the paracod quite tightly too
Nope! In the video we did not use coreless paracord. It DOES end up being a pretty bulky bracelet. I should note, too, that some brands of paracord are stiffer than others.
Yes, a buckle works well with this design and it extends the usage of the device to a number of other applications like a collar or strap or band that requires a tighter fastening mechanism. So at the beginning of the work, after you have made the top loop, simply feed the loop into either side of the buckle and loop it over to form a cow's hitch . Here is a photo from an older design (this PP design being much better) but the loop section is the same. drive.google.com/file/d/1AhfikpccW3w2RC5xDLfhyEM1y5GKCwqX/view?usp=sharing For the other side of the buckle, I have found 2 good options. 1. When you are making your last flower and weaving the last loops with your white cord, just feed them through the buckle before putting them through the last opening in the cord. drive.google.com/file/d/1ixmR_fwf1GpvF65Da_dCjzM0l_AxgE4G/view?usp=sharing 2. The other option is to take the loose green ends after the weaving is complete and feed then through the buckle leaving approx 1/2 inch of slack. Then make 2 Cobra knots to lock down the buckle, cut and melt. Cheers, Murray
Hi! The string we use is called "paracord". The standard size is known as "550 paracord" or "Type III paracord." You can find links in this video's description.
We totally understand. Cord length can also vary based on wrist size. If not a couple feet of green, how much did you end up using? We'd love to include a note in the video description. ✌️
Have spent literally hours today trying to follow your instructions and cannot get past the 3 minute mark, at 3:30 the last 2 petal loops end up green instead of white, makes no sense to me 😭
Made this bracelet this morning, turned out great, thanks...
Excellent tutorial! Thank you so very much!
Thank you so much I’m gonnna make this for the girl I love wish me luck she likes it 🥺
Very good disein but yarn disein learn slowly slowly
howd it go
Hey, how did it go, since it’s been 3 years now lol
Thank you for this tutorial. The tiktok videos were just dragging us along for months without actually posting a full tutorial. Just teasing more steps.
Working a variation of this to make bigger flowers … almost done with it .. will send to you
We'd love to see it!
Thank you so much! The outcome was a beauty.
Hey PP, excellent design! I consider it better than the ones that have been around for a while and are based on the original Aztec Sun Bar. Your tweaks make the results more aesthetically pleasing and more robust (no daisy centers popping out). And as usual your tutorial was very well done. Cheers, Murray
Thanks, that's high praise!
Very nice best of luck working sir
"how to make that viral Daisy.." this video is from a year ago. Well I didn't get the memo but I'm here for it now!!
Don't feel bad, I'm 2 years behind on this one
Hola Saludos de Mazatlán,Sinaloa, me gustaría que estuviera doblado al español ,no le entiendo ni papas me facinaria entenderle pero no se ingles que en encanto para hacer las cosas muy hermosas las pulseras gracias
Nice tutorial, Many Thanks.
Thanks for sharing 👍 😊
Love it
Neat bracelet. What are the recommended lengths for the different colors?
We put it right at the beginning of the video for you so you can easily follow along. 😊 Good luck!
how long is 'a couple feet' in cm?
@@Arikui_123 60.96 cm according to Google.
@@Arikui_123 I understand your difficulty now. Vague measurements in a foreign system can be confusing. Yes, 60 cm should be plenty for "A couple feet".
EXCELLENT !
Thats so cool
How to make with a buckle please ?
Adding that to our list of future video ideas! 🌼
Beautiful kinda looks like Hawaiian Plumeria flowers !!!!
Nice and thanks for sharing this video
I wanna make this pattern for a dog collar but I'd like the daisy double that size... suggestions ?🤔
I started to make cat collars out of paracord and this is perfect because I have a cat named daisy
I do love the way you explain slowly thank you for sharing
Tq... Easy to understand n its very beautiful
Awesome! I love your work of art. Thankyou
I'm wanting to make this but much longer. How much paracord do you need for 1 inch of finished product?
Gracias por compartir te quedo lindo saludos desde playa del Carmen Quintana Roo
Great tutorial!
My wife LOVES daisies. Was this all 550? I'm going to modify it to put a buckle on it too...
This looks so much better than the Aztec Sun Bar, nice modifications! Gonna see if I can follow this with thinner cord for more of a friendship bracelet size =) I'd worry about the security of the tiny toggle not though, the ends don't look long enough
I tried watching a tutorial with much thinner cord and it was so hard to follow. I am so glad I found this video because now I can easily see what is happening!
Excelent....👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🤙🏻
Hi, what kind of paracord did you use? And how wide the bracelet came out?
Could I use shoe strings 🤔
Thank you
Could this be made into a hair bow?
Yeah, great idea. I suggest using rubber cord, at least for the green part. And using a different connector.
how long is the bracelet at the end? congratulations is beautiful
I would do this, but I don't have any white or yellow paracord, and just colors that don't go very good together
Sooo beautiful ❤❤
what type of supplies are you using? I have the incorrect supplies and it is frustrating. can it be ordered on amazon
Hello, how can I not let the knot slide, in practice when I tighten the two green cables a little more, the knot tightens, since I don't want to make the daisies too big, I tighten a little more. Thanks
Valeu muito obrigado 😃
Your step-by-step video tutorial is very easy to follow. I managed to make my first paracord lanyard with a combination of the beautiful daisies and cobra weave. Thanks a lot. I have subscribed to PP and will follow all your videos.
Welcome aboard! So glad to hear you enjoyed this one. 😊
love your videos easy to follow , you do nice work!
Thank you so much!
Just found you and have to say your tutorials ROCK! Tic Tokyo is crap if you're trying to learn a new pattern. Thanks for all the great info.
God, I love the casual racism of Karens. Absolutely shameless even when not on Facebook.
Que medida tiene cada cordón?
Hola
Gracias por tan precisas indicaciones
Y aún más agradecida por el idioma. Bendiciones 💖 desde México 🇲🇽
P.d. ya me suscribi
Holaa, una pregunta, sabes cuáles son las medidas de los hilos verde y amarillo??
a knot can be created with a buckle if yes, how to do it?
Size of the treads and what kinda treads we use?
Beautiful 👌
How do you make the right side i can not get it to look like the left. White goes over or under??
lindo bracelete amei thanks for sharing
How long was the white one? And the yellow and white are gutted out but green isnt correct? Need length of white you side green and yellow but not white
Waw super 👍🏻
How many cm do you start with??
So nice ♥
This is very approximate, but: 275cm of white, 90cm green, 60cm of yellow.
Great job
Thank you
Can you do this on a noseband for a horse halter?
Yes, it will work well for a halter or noseband or collar etc. I would recommend you use a more rigid fastener like a buckle as presented below to Teresa. The other suggestion I have is to make the product a little bit longer and immerse it in boiling water for 30 seconds and let it air dry overnight. This action will shrink the band / bracelet linearly by just over 6%. Shrinking it will stiffen the structure making it more durable and give it an element of slightly more stiffness / firmness so it will be more appropriate for an animal harness. The shrinkage process with boiling water will mean that the device will never shrink any further if it gets wet and you can wash it with gentle soap and it will not experience any shrinking or color shifting. One final note: Make sure you know the nature of the paracord you are buying. The products from USA manufacturers do not experience color bleed. My very 1st purchase of paracord had been sourced from an offshore manufacturer and every single color except white bled the colors out when immersed in water and my designs that had multiple colors quickly became an ugly mess, Cheers, Murray
Can we do it in woollen thread or any other strings...nylon for example
Wool? Well... Use a type of yarn that isn't too lofty so its knots don't turn out smaller than the diameter of the uncompressed string. So you are looking for rather stiff materials like jute, hemp, flax/linen... or the kind of cords used for kumihimo. Maybe satin lace might also work here, depending on the knot design.
Paracord is a woven/round braided tube lining center cord. You'd want to mimick its noodly character in other materials of choice.
What is the size of the cord you have used?
I'm trying to make a horse browband with this pattern that is about 15 1/2 inches how much of each cord would I need
Best way to estimate is by making 1 inch of the design and then multiplying the cord used by however long you want your finished weave to be.
Thanks
@@ParacordPlanet i was looking for some kind of formula! This is helpful
Amei seus trabalhos.Parabens, são lindos.
Obrigada
Hello P2 your daisy tutorials are very easy to understand and to make. Looking forward for more of such tutorials. I want to know the needle you used to insert the yellow thread from where did you buy it please help send me the link. Thankyou
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muy bonita gracias ojalá y pudiera yo aser una
Thanks ^^
The paracord I tried using was too stiff kept wanting to fall appt as I was putting it together
where can we obtain the needle you are using on the yellow cord?
Here are the ones that we sell. For 550 cord, you will want the largest diameter of needle. Often labelled a "Type 3" fid. www.paracordplanet.com/tools/needles/
Instead of getting all these things wasting money we get it in stores...we can buy it and gift😂😂
This is so , so so beautiful 😍 😍😍 😍😍 😍❤️ oh my gosh, so beautiful , you are incredible. What a talent. I am definitely going to make it.
Thank you so much Sir 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌹.
😍😍😍🤗
Amm what kindof yarn is this
Bello todo lo q hacen Felicidsdes
I used 10 ft of of paracord, yet I can only make just about 6 daisy's which isn't enough to fit me. What am I doing wrong? i feel like I pull the paracod quite tightly too
Whats the length individually for all cord sir?
Does the chord need to be gutted? mine feels thick and has gaps in it
Nope! In the video we did not use coreless paracord. It DOES end up being a pretty bulky bracelet. I should note, too, that some brands of paracord are stiffer than others.
Es hermoso y todos son grandes maestros, Muchas gracias!
Sabes q tipo de pita es?
Thankyou . ⚘
4mm cord is used....correct?
Can this be made with a buckle?
Yes, a buckle works well with this design and it extends the usage of the device to a number of other applications like a collar or strap or band that requires a tighter fastening mechanism. So at the beginning of the work, after you have made the top loop, simply feed the loop into either side of the buckle and loop it over to form a cow's hitch . Here is a photo from an older design (this PP design being much better) but the loop section is the same. drive.google.com/file/d/1AhfikpccW3w2RC5xDLfhyEM1y5GKCwqX/view?usp=sharing For the other side of the buckle, I have found 2 good options. 1. When you are making your last flower and weaving the last loops with your white cord, just feed them through the buckle before putting them through the last opening in the cord. drive.google.com/file/d/1ixmR_fwf1GpvF65Da_dCjzM0l_AxgE4G/view?usp=sharing 2. The other option is to take the loose green ends after the weaving is complete and feed then through the buckle leaving approx 1/2 inch of slack. Then make 2 Cobra knots to lock down the buckle, cut and melt.
Cheers, Murray
How many feet of white
De qué medida son?
How much paracord is needed for a 7" wrist?
Would this work with a smaller size paracord?
It should! Sometimes the knots will look and tighten a little differently, depending on how stiff that size of paracord is.
Excellent work and the tutorial.
How would you make it with clips
Quero começar no fecho para coleira de gato ou cachorro
Is there an accompanying .pdf?
We DON'T have a PDF of this one. Great suggestion though! We'll think about making one.
Which type of thread do you use
Hi! The string we use is called "paracord". The standard size is known as "550 paracord" or "Type III paracord." You can find links in this video's description.
Hi may i know what is the length needed for each colour of parachord?
Hi, approximate cord usage is this: 8-10ft of white, 3ft of green, and 2ft of yellow.
இந்த நாட்டை பயன்படுத்தி மைக்ரோமேக்ஸ் பேக் செய்ய முடியுமா
Gue medidas es de cada cordón por fabor
Demo table could be a lighter color or light the action.
What type of paracord did you use?
In this video we used 550 (aka Type III) paracord.
What are it's materials, Sir?
Olá. Lindo e bem esplicado...pode,por favor,colocar legendas em português?! Obrigado. Bjsssss Portugal
Ciao scusa ma per realizzarlo è possibile le misure precise del cordino in centimetri o metri...grazie
Fiz mas não ficou nada igual, certinho ☹️
Is it 550 parcarord with 7 strands inside it???
Indeed
Las medidas?.. en español x favor.. gracias
This guy's simpin for fidd
8 daisies in and I'm about to run out of green cord and too much white cord. I would appreciate more accurate measurements.
We totally understand. Cord length can also vary based on wrist size. If not a couple feet of green, how much did you end up using? We'd love to include a note in the video description. ✌️
Have spent literally hours today trying to follow your instructions and cannot get past the 3 minute mark, at 3:30 the last 2 petal loops end up green instead of white, makes no sense to me 😭
quanto filo occorre?
cyper
Спасибо!
👍🏼
❤❤❤
ஐ நோ இங்கிலீஷ் ஒன்லி தமிழ் எனக்கு ஆங்கிலம் தெரியாது தமிழ் மட்டுமே இந்த முழிச்சி வைத்து பேக் செய்ய முடியுமா