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DIY Mini Extension Cord Ornament

July 19, 2017

Another miniature tool ornament tutorial and today it’s the mini extension cord.
If you’re just joining in we are celebrating Christmas in July with all the tutorials for the mini tool tree ornaments.
I hope to share the how-to for each of the mini tools below:

So far we have the mini saw blade and mini paint brush tutorials.
Below are the step by step instructions to make the mini extension cord ornaments.

*This post contains affiliate links below.

Supplies:
  • orange paracord
  • super glue gel
  • scissors
  • lighter
  • black electrical tape
  • bakers twine 
I used this orange nylon parachute cord to make the min extension cords.

Step 1: Cut a 22″  piece of orange paracord.  Fold into three loops (see photo above).
Step 2: Wrap loose end around loops.
Step 3: Tuck loose end under wrap and pull knot snug.

Step 4: Apply super glue gel at knot to ensure it stays put.
Step 5: Trim excess from loose ends and burn frayed edges to melt ends.
Step 6: Cut black electrical tape into small strips and wrap around cut ends.  Thread twine hanger through loops.
I hope you enjoyed this mini tool tutorial.  Stay tuned because there are more ornaments to come!
SHOP THIS PROJECT:

mini saw blade ornaments
mini saw blade
mini paint brush ornament
mini paint brush
mini spray paint ornament
mini spray paint


mini tape measure ornaments
mini tape measure
mini toolbox ornament
mini toolbox

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    July 27, 2017 at 1:07 PM

    I love Christmas in July. This simple way is going to help win my team in completing our task of decorating the tree this year. Thanks

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