https://www.cutoutandkeep.net/projects/alligator-fang • Posted by Ulysses Press
This is one of many designs included in this book that was originally created by DMan, a talented paracord-tying artist. His work can be found throughout the Internet. The Alligator Fang will work easily as a bracelet, keychain, or strap.
This is one of many designs included in this book that was originally created by DMan, a talented paracord-tying artist. His work can be found throughout the Internet. The Alligator Fang will work easily as a bracelet, keychain, or strap.
Begin by tying a Bracelet Loop with green and gray cords, then pull the loop tight.
Bring the right green strand under the gray core strand, over the green core strand, and then under the left strand.
Bring the left gray strand under the green core strand, over the gray core strand, and out through the green loop.
Continuing with the gray strand, wrap the cord underneath and out the green loop.
This image shows the full path the gray strand should take.
Pull the green and gray strands tight.
Starting with the green strand, bring it under the green core strand and over the gray core strand, and then under the gray strand.
Bring the gray strand under and over the core strands.
Continuing with the gray strand, bring it around, under, and out the loop of the green strand as shown.
Pull the left and right strands tight. Repeat steps 2 through 7, and continue tying until you’ve reached the desired length.
Once you’ve reached the end, secure the ends by tying two half knots as if tying a Solomon Bar. Tie an Overhand Knot using the two core strands to make a button for the bracelet.
Cut the remainder of the excess cord and melt the ends with a lighter to fi nish the bracelet.