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How to Make a Stunning Paracord Macrame Necklace Tutorial  More Recent Articles  Search The Beading Gem's Journal How to Make a Stunning Paracord Macrame Necklace Tutorial Paracord comes in many colors. As the most common size (550) is fairly thick, the cord lends itself very well to big and bold designs.  I just love this easy and stunning paracord macrame necklace tutorial by Viviana Soler over on the Alonso Sobrino blog.  It doesn't say so on the blog post but you need 8 cords (in pairs of 4 colors) of 1 yard each .  The neon ones used in the video look fun too! One suggestion is to tie or sew the loose ends together.  If they are bundled first, the gluing in the end caps will last longer.  If you cannot get these types of end caps, make your own from wire (use an appropriately sized wooden dowel as a mandrel).  Check out my past tutorial on How to Make Secure Wire Cord Ends with Spirals or Scrolls - you can omit the decorate spirals or scrolls if you wish.   Before You Go: Jacyln Mayer's Awesome Paracord Jewelry Bling Up a Paracord Bracelet Tutorial Inspirational Cord Necklace Tutorials ______________________________ Original Post by THE BEADING GEM Jewelry Making Tips - Jewelry Business Tips           Share Your Comment! Share Your Comment! Related Posts 2 Easy Peasy Polymer Clay Bracelet Tutorials Amazing Stacked Statement Necklaces by Boutique Vaganza Amazing Beaded Dragon Jewelry Tutorials   • Email to a friend • Article Search • View comments • Track comments •     More Recent Articles Coordinated Leather and Faux Suede Jewelry by Vacation House Little Windows' $60 Gift Certificate Giveaway for Resin Jewelry Making Supplies Superduo and Crystal Beaded Bracelet Tutorials 2 Easy Peasy Polymer Clay Bracelet Tutorials How to Make Beads from Double Sided Molds How to Make All in One Shank Button Earrings TierraCast's It's a Small World and Bird in a Tree Charms and Buttons Collection Contact Me • Past Issues • Join This List • Unsubscribe     Click here to safely unsubscribe from "The Beading Gem's Journal." Click here to view mailing archives, here to change your preferences, or here to subscribe • Privacy