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Start To Finish: Celtic Weave | Complete Tutorial For Paracord Woven Belt for Larping or Ren Fairs

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  • čas přidán 22. 11. 2021
  • Hey All!
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    Here is my new video where I break down how I make a Celtic weave woven belt. I use paracord in this video to make a belt that will look amazing at any larp like Amtgard, Dagorhir or Belegarth and would be at home at any Renaissance Fair.
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Komentáře • 59

  • @warpendragn8824
    @warpendragn8824 Před rokem +3

    Learned a lot from this video, just got into Paracord belts, now I'm making them for friends and my next year's renfaire costume, this will be perfect. Still so much for me to learn

    • @aroundthefiremedia
      @aroundthefiremedia  Před 8 měsíci

      That's fantastic! It's great to hear that you've found a new hobby and are already making belts for your friends. Keep up the good work and keep learning!

  • @SilverAnthony
    @SilverAnthony Před 10 měsíci +1

    I was looking for a weaving tutorial for some flat cord I had lying around, and to my surprise, this video goes on about exactly what I intended to do! I wanted to make a belt for my sword scabbard, thank you a lot, I learned a bunch with this.

    • @aroundthefiremedia
      @aroundthefiremedia  Před 10 měsíci +1

      That’s what I like to hear! Feel free to send me photos of your finished work on any of my social media platforms. I’d love to see what you come up with!

  • @matthewmendoza280
    @matthewmendoza280 Před 2 lety +1

    I just found your channel and it is all awesome. Thank you for showing all of us this

  • @eliezerelieg3182
    @eliezerelieg3182 Před 5 měsíci

    Thanks for sharing this amazing work, I wish to be here with you to learn to weave ❤❤

  • @user-ht8gr4pd2x
    @user-ht8gr4pd2x Před 4 měsíci

    Trim those ends and melt a little bit instead of knotting.the core of the para cord will get less twisted and it will not tangle like it did with the knots in the end that also roll around and catch on everything

  • @jerrypatrick1047
    @jerrypatrick1047 Před rokem +1

    I'm impressed, great job brother!!😁👍👍

  • @HZRDousLucifer
    @HZRDousLucifer Před 7 měsíci

    Just finished making one of these but lacked both a ring to accomplish the amount of threads, and the amount of cord to do that much. At least, of the colors in wished to do. I ended up making it with 6 total lengths of cord, equaling 12 lines in total. I did the cobra at the start but instead of making it with a white in the middle like I initially was going to do, I manipulated them around to make each strand have 3 colors. Lacked enough of my grey/black thread to do 2, so I did 1 strand of grey/black and one strand of black. Also did 2 white and 2 of a strand thats called "Deadpool." So I had 2 strands of grey/black, white and Deadpool and 2 strands of black, white, and Deadpool. They ordered, from left to right, DP, white, grey/black, DP, white, grey/black, black, white, DP, black, white, DP. I did them in a 4 strand braid pattern. Had the end made uo and everything and teated it to realize I made it a touch too long. Undid back to where I felt it was going to be comfy and still need to finish up the end piece. This design was a massive inspiration regardless. Will be making another of your designs once I have the lengths of cord I need.

  • @DanScottCAN
    @DanScottCAN Před rokem

    I followed this tutorial to weave my first belt (red and blue paracord) and it looks amazing!
    The only issue I've had is that following your instructions to use 9 yard strands, the end product's weave + tail is almost 20' long! I can wrap it around my (not thin) waist three times and it still almost dangles to the floor.
    I'm considering unweaving the whole thing and cutting the strands in half so I can make two separate belts. Should be a lot easier now that I've learned this weave. Thank you for the clear instructions and closeups of the tricky bits.

    • @aroundthefiremedia
      @aroundthefiremedia  Před 8 měsíci

      That is very odd! I am not sure where the disconnect is haha. Mine have never come out that long.

    • @ravencros
      @ravencros Před 2 měsíci

      I was wondering the same thing, I though in a previous video you use 11ft sections, 9 yards seems extreme. Do you mean 9 feet?

    • @meganhockersmith271
      @meganhockersmith271 Před 2 měsíci

      ​@ravencros for 1 ft of belt, you need 1 yd of material and an additional yd for the end of the belt.
      A 6ft-long belt (72 inches) would need 21 yds of fabric.
      The size of the belt you need will make the measurements differ depending on the waist size of the person you make it for. 😊
      I'm currently working on a 5-ft belt which uses 18 ft (6 yds) of material. Since the hitch knot used to connect the cord around the ring cuts the cord size in half when it's done, you'd need double the length (so in my case, 12 yds) of material
      I also highly recommend measuring at different points when you go - some weaves require slightly different lengths and depending on what it is, it can change the overall length. You're generally safe with the formula mentioned earlier, though 😊
      I hope this helps!!

  • @thechaincarver1
    @thechaincarver1 Před 10 měsíci

    I love this one.

  • @annekabrimhall1059
    @annekabrimhall1059 Před rokem +1

    I love the design. Thanks for showing us how to do it! I can’t find the most important piece of information-how long to cut the Paracord for what length of belt. Can you put that in the comments?

    • @aroundthefiremedia
      @aroundthefiremedia  Před rokem

      Sure! That will depend on how long you want the belt. I normally have each strand be 8 years long. That makes a belt between 6 and 6.5 ft long.

  • @ravencros
    @ravencros Před 2 měsíci

    I know this is an older video, but did you mean 9 feet per cord?

  • @territuazon380
    @territuazon380 Před 9 měsíci

    YAY! Beautiful clear concise instructions. Only problem is… How to know how much paracord to shorten design what is the formula

    • @aroundthefiremedia
      @aroundthefiremedia  Před 8 měsíci

      Generally one yard of cord will come out to one foot of total length of the belt. So if you want to make the belt shorter by six inches, make all your cords half a yard shorter.

  • @sheilahd618
    @sheilahd618 Před rokem

    I love this! Can you give advice on how to start weaving so that both ends will have tassels ?

  • @Wochq
    @Wochq Před rokem

    Thank you for the great video. I want to try it making one myself. I have one question about it. What size horse bridle ring did you use? Is it between 2 to 3 inches?

    • @aroundthefiremedia
      @aroundthefiremedia  Před rokem +1

      2.5 is the smallest I’ll use. The one in the video is a 3 in if I recall. Glad you enjoyed the video!

  • @stacymatson5041
    @stacymatson5041 Před 2 lety +1

    Would you please tell me the lengths of the cords?

  • @chrisalverez7804
    @chrisalverez7804 Před 2 lety +1

    Any tips using an o ring with macrame cord

    • @aroundthefiremedia
      @aroundthefiremedia  Před 2 lety +1

      Make sure that after you do a couple, make sure you go back and tighten the cords. This is super important on a O ring. Once you get more than like 6 inches into the belt, it is to late to do that step, so you have to do it early on.

  • @uuguul
    @uuguul Před 2 lety

    Hey man!
    Pretty awesome there! Thanks for sharing!
    I'm doing a 12x2 strand leather belt similar to what you did (only with an antler as a buckle so it's tighter), and I'm looking for idea for the ending ^o) :D
    So far as I have 24 strands thinking fishing with 3 x 8 strand braid (so 3 braids) and end each of those three by some flat piece of leather / stitch...
    I'm pretty new so any suggestion is deeply welcome hehe!

    • @aroundthefiremedia
      @aroundthefiremedia  Před 8 měsíci

      Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled that you found my video helpful. It sounds like you have a great plan for your belt. For the ending, you could try adding some colorful beads or even a small charm that represents something meaningful to you. Can't wait to see how it turns out!

  • @mayabeading
    @mayabeading Před 10 měsíci

    Nice!

  • @deniselinke3793
    @deniselinke3793 Před rokem

    Hi I have just watched your video on your Celtic Weave Belt. I am very new to paracord weaving. I want to make my best friend some horse tack, ( Breast Collar)
    How do you determine the length of cording that you need ?
    Let's say 3' finished length needs how many feet of cording?
    I would be attaching the cord at each end to a center ring. How would I finish my end to the second ring ?
    Any help would be greatly appreciated. I have asked a number of people for help, with no results🙄
    I hope to hear from you soon. Love your work ✅️

    • @aroundthefiremedia
      @aroundthefiremedia  Před rokem

      My general rule of thumb is for every ft of finished product you are looking for, each strand needs to be 3 times that length. I also add an extra yard for the end knot.
      So if I wanted a 6 ft belt I would use 7 yard long cords.

    • @deniselinke3793
      @deniselinke3793 Před rokem

      @GodricGrai1
      Thank you so much. This helps me out a lot.
      Does this also apply to all different knot patterns or just this particular belt pattern ?

    • @aroundthefiremedia
      @aroundthefiremedia  Před rokem

      @@deniselinke3793 It is my go to rule for all of the belts that I make. Some weaves use a bit more, some a bit less. Most of the time though, this works out.

  • @MacLeod15921
    @MacLeod15921 Před rokem +1

    I need to make a belt for approximately 65 inch waist. How do I figure out how long of rope I need?

  • @MrSweetiebear95
    @MrSweetiebear95 Před 2 lety

    Does using a thinner cord require that I make each strand longer to get the same finished length? Wasn't sure how much having less bulk would effect it

    • @aroundthefiremedia
      @aroundthefiremedia  Před 2 lety

      I have not noticed any significant difference in the length needed when I have used smaller cord. You will need more strands of cord though. Like 12 strands of paracord is needed to make the same width of a belt as 8 stands of 6 mm macrame. The thinner the cord, the more strands you will need to make the belt, if that makes sense.

    • @MrSweetiebear95
      @MrSweetiebear95 Před 2 lety

      @@aroundthefiremedia perfect thank you! Trying my hand at any entry I can for Dragonmaster Sunday

  • @justincalcott5371
    @justincalcott5371 Před rokem

    Can this weave be done with less any less than 9 strands?

  • @chrissaltz7397
    @chrissaltz7397 Před 2 lety +1

    Where do you get your D rings from?

    • @aroundthefiremedia
      @aroundthefiremedia  Před 2 lety

      I get mine from Etsy. Look for horse bridle rings. Almost all of the fancy rings that I use come from Etsy.

    • @tonycox3915
      @tonycox3915 Před 2 lety +1

      @@aroundthefiremedia not having any luck searching for that or anything similar.

  • @meganhockersmith271
    @meganhockersmith271 Před rokem

    How thick was the cord you used? :)

  • @Jahsteel732
    @Jahsteel732 Před 2 lety

    Can I start this without the ring?

  • @parathings
    @parathings Před rokem

    I have a few braids in my channel you might like. If you make something let me know because you go good work

    • @aroundthefiremedia
      @aroundthefiremedia  Před rokem +1

      Ill check them out for sure!

    • @parathings
      @parathings Před rokem

      @@aroundthefiremedia I hope you like them, I enjoy when other good tyers and braiders like or use my stuff.