You see them all over the internet, rope halters! Available in different colors and thicknesses, these are everywhere. It's vacation time, and you're feeling a bit bored. You think: tying a rope halter, I can do that too!" So, you search for an instructional video, believing you've made the halter correctly, and eventually, you want to use it for your horse or pony. You put it on, and ‘oops!’. Your halter falls apart. The first time tying a rope halter often goes wrong. To prevent accidents, here are 5 tips for safely tying a rope halter, just for you!

We all can agree that BioThane is a magic material. It’s strong yet very comfortable for pets and humans. Beside, it’s colorful and easy to maintain and it’s perfect for a lot of projects. From pet accessories to home appliances and human accessories. Even if you are a new maker or you already have some experience, these five useful tips that I prepared for you will help you improve your future projects.

You can make beautiful horse halters with all kinds of different knots and different types of rope. But what should you pay attention to when you make them? Ambassador Femke gives you 5 tips.

Evi Nelissen sells her handmade creations of Biothane, leather and paracord through her company Yatzil and is since 2022 also a Paracord.eu ambassador. In this blogpost, she shares how she started her creative company.

Helmy Stolwijk: one of the best known knotters in the Dutch Paracord world and now also a Paracord.eu ambassador. She has been working with Paracord for years and has given hundreds of workshops. These are the 6 lessons she has learned by giving workshops.