

I had never heard of them until a few years ago, but apparently they can be used for wilderness survival since they contain a 6-foot rope. I bought a kit at Walmart that had enough supplies to make six of them. Actually I bought 2 kits so we would have enough for the kids and then I could pass the extras along to Bossy for her kids.

I hate to confess that they were harder than I thought they would be. The little kids needed tons of assistance and the middle ones did a lot of whining at first, but eventually we got the hang of it and we managed to get them finished.
I asked the Dog Walker to take a couple of pics for me so I could share our finished project with you. We can't put them on since they have to dry overnight. I think he took a picture of every one!
3 comments:
Awesome.
I've never heard of para cord bracelets. Good luck to Sport as he is trying to reach his goal! I'm impressed!
Oh my, that is a great project for scouting. I haven't heard of them. I will have to see if some of our grandchildren would like to do that at our upcoming reunion.
Blessings for the great idea!
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