The Miles collection was named after Miles Davis's famous composition Blue and Green (one of my favorites). These bracelets were made on request of a cashier at a local shop. The final product was a major improvement in how I tie multi-color paracord braclets. Instead of the typical method of joining two different colors of paracord and then tying the joined cord around separate cord, I used two separate cords and a special knotting technique to create a continous bracelet. The result is a better survival bracelet that is not weakened by melting two pieces of cord, but offers separate pieces of cord at full strength that can be unwound in the event of a ZVA (zombie vampire apocalypse).
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
The Miles Collection
The Miles collection was named after Miles Davis's famous composition Blue and Green (one of my favorites). These bracelets were made on request of a cashier at a local shop. The final product was a major improvement in how I tie multi-color paracord braclets. Instead of the typical method of joining two different colors of paracord and then tying the joined cord around separate cord, I used two separate cords and a special knotting technique to create a continous bracelet. The result is a better survival bracelet that is not weakened by melting two pieces of cord, but offers separate pieces of cord at full strength that can be unwound in the event of a ZVA (zombie vampire apocalypse).
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