How to Make a Paracord Utility Pouch by TIAT

[xblasterx200]

how would you add a flap for a cover? like to keep the knife from falling out

[CoolMcCoolism]

incredibly clear, well done - THANKS!!!

[luisyvital]

can u make a can koozi with the same method.. u may need it to be 6 or 8 sided but that can be a future video idea.. THEEENNN u can send me the koozi for giving u the idea

[sendahojust1]

Awesome and demonstrated extremely well, Thank you.

[713ALB]

What if I wanted to make a 4 inch pouch? How much paracord?

[713ALB]

vtarmynavy(dot)com

[legodude484]

WHERE DO YOU GET YOUR PARACORD

[BlueEyesWmn]

How did you learn to make all the stuff you make? It amazing I want to make some what kind of string or cord do I need? Thank you got sharing your videos I love this stuff

[LunaMoonshiver]

I'am going to make this to my dragon egg! :'D

[jclark3401]

I have an android touch screen phone how could I make one for it

[GreyWolfEyes1222]

can u make a cell phone carrying pouch using this technique?

[TyingItAllTogether]

@GreyWolfEyes1222 - Depends on the size of you cell phone. This tie could work, if tied loose or tight enough to fit.

[Raven1024]

Is there a way to make the pouch wider and deeper? For deeper I assume you could just lengthen the loops, but how about wider?

[Greg123ory]

@ tying it all together

can i adjust the loops at the start to make it bigger?

[fluffybananacake]

You are so hard to understand and sound funny and those stupid book ads are annoying, nobody wouldnread it,

[aracinid]

@fluffybananacake and @dirkbikeman its not his problem anybody could understand it and how does he sound funny and the ads arent stupid and uh look at how many people bought on amazon and such. look at # of reviews. at least that many people bought it. WRONG! a baby could understand it

[Raven1024]

@fluffybananacake Bull. I'd read the book. This is handy stuff.

[dirkbikeman1001]

Can someone else make a tutorial for this? This guy is too hard to understand

[legendofmatty]

Thank you for your video. JD I was hoping some time in the future you would start describing about where on the length of rope you start your not. not a big deal but for the larger projects it might help me use less rope. Thank you for all your videos, the reversible wristband is my favorite so far.

[terryeddyterry]

does it have to be 450, i have 550

[TyingItAllTogether]

@terryeddyterry - You can also use 550 Paracord. In all truth, you could use any thin gauge cord you wanted to.

[terryeddyterry]

@TyingItAllTogether thank you. : ), since all your videos say 450, and they sent me the wrong order from online so yeah, : )

[MrPicStuff]

As I have said before, you're a wonder! Very creative, very artistic, and very easy to follow! You don't get in a hurry and every video is very easily understood! Your backgrounds are always just right, so that what you're doing is exceptionally easy to see! Your work is always in the middle of the screen! Very professional! My question; What is YOUR favorite project to tie?

[mysss29]

I have to say that this is really cool, but I think I would have found it a lot less confusing if you didn't flip the pouch over between every step. After the first two or so sets of locking loops, I just individually looked at what the previous loop was and matched that rather than trying to remember.which way the pouch was supposed to be facing (of course I'm watching youtube vids as I watch this so it doesn't have my FULL attention.) As always thanks loads for sharing your talent and skill.

[13cigarettes]

It took a couple of tries, but I was able to make a couple of these. I used them for neck sheaths for my multitools and box cutting utility knife I use ever day at work.

Great project and video! It was actually simpler then I thought!

[calebs1984]

For those of you that are looking for paracord, most citys (even small ones) have an outdoors store that should carry it. I know first hand that there are only 2 in the portland area and only 1 in flagstaff az. The best way to see if you have a store is to google paracord in (city and state) good luck with your knots and hope I have helped some of you :)

[thalmat1]

grats on your 150 video

[bangbang51211]

hey do u mean 550 cord



[hussam41]

this pouch is genius! thanks!

[BeyondBracelets]

Actions speak louder than words, and you sir, are awesome at showing those actions.

[windyhillpatriot]

Very nice!

~ WHP

[SixBubbles]

this is so cool. i showed one of your videos to my niece and now we're trying to figure out where to get some rope or whatnot. any suggestions? she 12 so it doesnt need to be the most expensive stuff, but right now all she has is the string you make friendship bracelets with and plastic cord you braid with. help! i wanna get her started.

[TyingItAllTogether]

@SixBubbles - You could pick her up some paracord from your local hardware or army surplus store, or get her the 450 paracord I use from VTArmyNavy(dot)com

[SixBubbles]

@TyingItAllTogether thanks!

[HrafnNordhri]

@SixBubbles I use smaller stuff all the time from hemp cord to 2mm blind cord. You don't "need" paracord.

[SixBubbles]

@HrafnNordhri thanks for the tip!

[HrafnNordhri]

@SixBubbles no worries! Paracord is great stuff to work with though, don't get me wrong there.

[Ruger22Rambo]

@SixBubbles  Search Paracord on Amazon. They have a lot of colors for as little as $6.95 per 100ft. Hope this helps.

[ccrcountry]

That´s what im talking about.

I can´t wait to see my pocket knife in this.

Thanks mr. rope.

[aknotter1]

JD - this one is just as good as all the rest - damn - you do good work!

(Did I ever tell you that I hate people with talent? ;-} )

[TyingItAllTogether]

@aknotter1 - JD ~ *smile*

[nn0bpb1]

@aknotter1 same her justr makes me want to get that good



[limeandblue1]

Lovely!!!!!!!!! Gives us great ideas! Thanks for all you do to promote the art of knot!

[yomama111336]

I LOVE YOU. i favourited this video

[CMCEMT]

Just a question but will you still be putting on the video for the wrapture later?

[TyingItAllTogether]

@CMCEMT - I will.

[CMCEMT]

@TyingItAllTogether - Awesome, thank you for all that you do. Love your knots, keep up the good work.

[coolliger]

nice video!

[SlashofPortland]

Thank you, JD! Once again you have created an incredible video and an awesome project. The pouch is an excellent project and your video makes it look easy.

Awesome work, great job, look forward to your next creation. I voted for the pouch, but still look forward to the "Wrapture" video.

[treekom]

Your skills are incredibly I love watching you do your thing!

[webladyone01]

This is exactly what I needed for my multi-tool! Thanks so much!

[inquisitivewolf]

Congratulations on your 150th video.

[TyingItAllTogether]

@inquisitivewolf - Thanks!

[TyingItAllTogether]

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[richardrichricky]

You are awesome,i was hoping this one would win,thanks for sharing, Rich.....

[HrafnNordhri]

@Ziva4Freedom Grab some cord, run the vid and follow along.. its a great hobby and an excellent stress release. Then, join the forum and share a pic of your work or ask questions where you are stuck. Join the FaceBook page and join in the fun there too. But truly, the fun is in the doing when it comes to exploring knots.

[HrafnNordhri]

Another excellent tie and video! Any stats on the multi-tool shown in the pouch?

[nbdavis47]

@HrafnNordhri If I had to guess, it is a Gerber. Start there.

[DaGobbster45]

This one is Koo, cuz i voted 4 this 1. A I actually needed a pouch so thanx JD

[tekknorat]

Fantastic work.

[futhermucker1]

>>>>C_R_A_Z_Y  - C_O_O_L!!<<<<

[imadorkfish93]

you love the slip knot don't you 

[chloesdada1]

i'm new to paracord knots, bracelets, etc. and i wanted to know the difference between 550 cord and 450 cord? do i just take out some strands from inside the cord or is it a totally separate cord?

[Mrbowgod]

@chloesdada1 its a separate cord. there is also 650 cord :)

[tekknorat]

@chloesdada1 search Wikipedia "paracord" ;)

[Fuhnatic]

Where would you buy this paracord at?

[TyingItAllTogether]

@Fuhnatic - VTArmyNavy(dot)com

[lokeuh87]

@Fuhnatic you can buy them at sport shops too, for climbing and such, I think :p

[usmcmajormichael]

love it have to make one right now

[ewtoutdoors]

Thanks, I voted to see this one, excellent video, I am going to make some of these. Take care and have a great day.

[SicilianMafia]

Pretty cool. Much more useful to me than the honey basket. Thanks JD!

[DanACanario]

Cool! Glad that this one.. THANKS!

[theelegantelyf]

awesome

[IEatGuns]

Cool knot, glad it won the vote.