# HellaSwag / 9928

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{"activity_label":"Home and Garden","ctx":"[header] How to start a lanyard [title] Lay a single length of cord out on a flat surface. [step] Bend the cord into a loop with its bight (the u-shape) at roughly its midpoint. [substeps] The diamond knot is sometimes called a lanyard knot.","endings":"['Note that you must never cross one side of the cord, as it may have sharp points jutting out of the other side. This will be as difficult as crosshatching a multi-colored lanyard.', 'Use a cord that is roughly twice the length of the lanyard you plan to make. In general, the best type of cord for making this type of lanyard is a specific kind of nylon rope called paracord.', '[title] Tie the knot in the center of the chord for the bridge. [step] Lay the thin, third-strand strand of banyard string lengthwise on a flat table to the left of the crossing point on the other end.', 'Since this tie is made up of 2 individual cords, this is a good choice for a beginner. [title] Wrap 6 smaller-end paracord around both knots several times.']"}

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