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Welcome to The Weavers of Eternity official paracord tutorial channel! Here you'll find paracord tutorials, videos, tips, tricks, and lessons on everything related to paracord weaving, paracord bracelet making, knot tying, and paracord education. Please enjoy your stay and subscribe for new content on a weekly basis.

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[codysden]

Thank you for not quitting... Your channel is my go to for knors and bracelet ideas... Thank you

[guyver]

Funny enough, I was a security guard when someone introduced me to this channel and launched me into the world of paracording. Relieved you didn't quit and ecstatic that you've expanded into supplies. Paracord sized beads! The one thing I have difficulty acquiring.

[mannydawnramirez]

So sorry for your loss. Glad you’re not leaving doing paracord crafts. Can’t wait to see whats coming in June.

[ewakingwood]

Been watching you for years, you've been one of my go-to channels for easy to follow instructions on knots and weaves. I'm grateful you didn't quit, and I'll buy some paracord from ya to keep this train rolling! I'm sorry about your Dad... lost mine in 2007 and I still miss him.

[RAMusic]

Well done man. It can be scary trying to live your dreams. I’m a musician and while I did the formal teaching thing for almost twenty years, I finally left when I realized it wasn’t fun anymore. That was a hard decision because it meant pretty much starting over at 40 years old. I just turned 51, and while it has been bumpy at times, I have had an interesting decade. Your story is an inspiration and reminds me to stay true to my path. Thank you and keep the videos coming. Peace ✌️.

[atsubill]

I was also in Japan (still am actually) during the 2011 quake. Probably one of the most heart-wrenching periods of my life. I'll never forget watching the news, seeing the little girl calling out for her mother. Very haunting. I gave a lot that year.

[robertkeating]

I have been with your channel since the early days and your channel got me through some tough times. Because I use your knots as a meditation, they have brought a lot of peace. Thank you. Further, I am so proud of your 'choices' and your humility - keep on inspiring others!

[johnwhite]

You can’t put a price on happiness. I’ve followed for a while now and enjoy all of your videos. You make the best tutorial videos hands down. Thank you so much Tim

[THEREEFREPORT]

There were very few people that I followed when I first got into Paracord and you were one of the big ones. One of the reasons that I followed. You was your tutorials or very simple and easy to understand and they were classy. They didn’t seem very generic I’m sorry for the loss of your father. I just lost mine back in January and my mother back in 2017. I’m happy to hear that you are starting some new adventures. I will definitely look into joining and thank you for this candid side of your channel.

[atwistedlime]

I just started learning this so glad you are staying. Sorry for your loss. Keep the love for things that bring you joy.

[triciascott]

I am so glad you did not give up. I am so sorry for the loss of your father. I know first hand the battle of cancer. I have just started my paracord craft journey and your videos are always my go-to. Very easy to follow unlike most I’ve watched. Thank you.

[billythorough]

Your channel was recommended to me by my father. I am thoroughly appreciating it because the winter months are abound, and I need art's like this to keep me from going into my seasonal depression. Thank you!!!

[xxcutiegirloxx]

Thanks for sticking around! Best paracord vids around🙌🏽

[ZippedUpKitz]

I am so excited for you Tim!!!! I have been following you for SEVERAL YEARS! One of the best moments was when you featured a video from an idea I gave to you on how to get a clean melt connection for those who don’t want to always use the Manny
Method… having you credit me for that video was such an honor… I’m not trying to "suck up" either… I was truly touched that you did that, .. I wish you the BEST OF LUCK. IN THIS NEW VENTURE! And I will definitely be signing up for your website …

[dewaynekellems]

So thankful that you didn't quit. Love your videos and use them frequently.

[kira_in_tahoe]

Hey Tim, I really appreciate the clear and informative videos you produce. I have been watching your knot videos for about half my life and have found learning to tie the very intricate patterns to be almost a meditative practice. Thank you for continuing on. -Kira

[solitaryguy]

Wow! Thank you for sharing and my sincere sympathy for the loss of your Dad. Nice that you had that time with him.

I turned to learning how to tie knots when, believe it or not, I was no longer required to wear a neck tie to work (2016). We were also required to wear our ID badges (healthcare). The lanyards provided were rather boring compared to the ties that I wore. While out shopping one day, I discovered a nice lanyard made out of paracord. Bought it, examined it and thought, I can make these. Turned to you tube and found the videos teaching paracord knots and I discovered a new hobby! You helped with so many different knots and I thank you. I just counted and I have 90 paracord lanyards that I made. I learned to add little trinkets to them, gemstones, charms, beads you name it. I even created memorial lanyards, special occasion lanyards, holiday lanyards, I realized I was only limited to my imagination. Well, I had coworkers asking me to make lanyards for them, which turned profitable for me. I really enjoyed making them.

I have since retired and I have a ton of paracord and lanyard making paraphernalia left over, as well as all those lanyards that came to replace my neckties.

I wanted you to know the impact that you can have on others, those of us who subscribe, watch your tutorials and learn while remaining silent. I'm not one to comment, but that may change. It will help you see the impact you have on your subscribers. Thank you for contributing to my solution for replacing my neck ties 😊

[PhoenixCreationsKaTyJs]

I had always done knot work, but mainly those to do with Narrowboats (U.K. canal system traditional canal Narrowboats), later I’d learned a few things when I was a Guide (U.K. Girl Guide not quite the same as Scouts) and my mum was into macrame so I picked up a bit of that. Then years later I wanted to make a bow sling for my husband and th Pericles were shocking to buy so I thought well I can make that…..famous last words. A lot of googling and watching tutorials but none were very clear, until I found you. Amazing, my mum and I would sit at the table and the iPad on its stand and watch pause rewind watch pause rewind. Thanks to you I didn’t just make the bow sling I broadened my skill set and made lots of things from keyrings, bow slings and accessories for archery to medical alert bracelets, a bell pull for a friends last orders bell, a motorbike pocket kick stand foot so it was impossible to forget, a golf ball throwing sling for my dad and my dog, the list goes on. Your channel was my main inspiration and learning. I have a play list of the basics and starter stopper knots decorative knots and playlist of projects to do and that I’ve made. Thanks to you I refound my love of knotting. I also discovered places to find more affordable jewellery making bits after struggling to find Paracord beads in the U.K. when I did find them I found a whole lot more. Thanks to you. Your videos are so clear and you vocalise the instruction very well, your enthusiasm for Paracord is infectious! Through finding decent Paracord supplies I also found proper dog quality webbing and my mum helped me, no I helped mum by making coffee and holding things, she made me a collar for my sprocker as we couldn’t find anything suitable. Paracord was too stiff for her and when wet took forever to dry so webbing was the alternate with ribbon sewed in, I now need to learn how to have a go at it! Again all this was a direct consequence from your videos! It’s amazing where one determination to make a bow sling can then lead. You’re an inspiration and I bet your dad and mum are very proud of you. I just wish your website store was U.K. as I’d definitely be a buyer. Saddy the USA shipping here is scary, I just paid extreme for a no longer made attachment for my dog car crate fan, there isn’t an alternative so I had to do it. Maybe one day when the shipping prices come back to earth. So in the mean time good luck and I wish you nothing but success and happiness and a fulfilled life both in work and at home.😊 and thank you for all your videos before snd to come.😊

[jameshuggins]

First thought, im sorry to hear about dad. Second thought im glad you are not quitting. I don't watch every video but you are my favorite source when i need a example on how to do something with paracord. Thanks

[nauticalknotcraft]

Congratulations on the next chapter. Follow your heart and never get lost. Bravo.