Adorable DIY Paracord Belt

These paracord belt instructions and easy to follow instructions show you how to make a DIY paracord rescue belt. Paracord bracelets can come in handy but only have 8-12 feet of rope, while a paracord belt can have up to 50 feet or more of 550 paracord. In extreme survival situations, 50 feet of rope would be a lot more use for you than 8-12 feet. However, this paracord belt gives you at least 50 feet of paracord rope that is quickly accessible, and depending on your waist size, up to 100 ft of 550 cord.

This belt is a quick deploy survival rescue belt that uses Slatts rescue weave. You can unravel, or deploy, the paracord in a matter of seconds.

The length of rope that your paracord belt will contain is determined on the size of your waist. For a waist size of 32 you can approximate a length of 50 feet of rope. So, the larger the waist, the longer the rope. With this particular belt buckle, you cannot tighten your belt. But dont worry, it has a bit of a stretch because of the paracord, so you dont need to worry about Christmas dinner.

Supplies You Will Need to Make a Paracord Belt
- 550 Paracord
- Belt Buckle
- Scissors
- Matches/lighter
- Wooden Skewer

instructions:
- First off, you do not need to cut your paracord rope. The looping process of this paracord belt makes it so you do not need to measure how long the rope should be. You will just keep unraveling the paracord to loop into your paracord belt as you make it.

- Using a match or lighter, melt the end of your paracord belt rope so that it does not fray[/caption] Now, grab your paracord belt buckle and take one side to start your loops. Make sure you melt the frayed end of the paracord so that does not become unraveled.

- You are going to loop the buckle 4 times, leaving the loops slightly loose to give space for paracord to pass through the loops.

- Tie the melted end so that it does not come undone from the paracord belt buckle.

- Begin the weaving process of your paracord belt with your first through loop. (TL=through loop)

- Take the unmelted end in your hand and make a loop with it. Now take that loop and slide it through the 4 buckle loops. Leave a few inches of the through loop (TL) at the end. You are going to want to make sure that the through loop is positioned with the continuing end at the top. This is what you are going to use to create more loops, so you need to have access to pull more paracord for your use.

- Create your finger loops. (FL= finger loop)

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