Paracord Handle Wrap Instructions. Something to open up a knot with. Bring one end of the paracord down the length of your handle.
Keep the wraps uniformly taught and snugged up against the previous wrap.
Form a loop at the top with the working end of your paracord as shown. Whichever side you put the strands on, it will create a bump on that side, so i always put them on the inner grip side of the handle. Bring the cord back up keeping the length for your wrap. Run the opposite ends through the loop and pull until tight.
Something to open up a knot with. Often used on the end of ropes to keep it from fraying. Then pull the cord through until it is about halfway through. Push an inch or so worth of cord through the starting hole.
There’s always the option to start at the top of the handle (instead of the bottom, like i did) and end by tying a knot in that hole at the end of the handle, then.
Now grab the tag end at the bottom of the handle (right. Make sure your knots are all tied the same direction to. Bring the cord back up keeping the length for your wrap. This wrap is a very quick and easy way to make a very nice handle wrap.
Once you’ve gone as far as you want, cut the cord an inch or so long and pass it through the loop formed earlier.
Pull it through the next hole down. Paracord knife handle wrap pattern. Something to open up a knot with. A marlin spike will do nicely, just mind the tip.
Then pull the cord through until it is about halfway through.
Push an inch or so worth of cord through the starting hole. Push an inch or so worth of cord through the starting hole. Keep the wraps uniformly taught and snugged up against the previous wrap. In the video tutorial i use a wood.
First you'll need to make a cow hitch on the knife. Today we'll learn how to make a paracord handle wrap that you can use for a walking stickan axe, a knife or anything else. Ducttape the blade (i hate cutting myself while wrapping a knife). Using 2 colors of paracord for this project gives it a bright finishing look!