Tying knots in small hole beads can be a challenge, especially if you want to hide the knot. However, there are a few simple techniques that you can use to make your knots less visible.
One way to hide a knot in a small hole bead is to use a lark’s head knot. This knot is created by passing the end of the thread through the bead twice, then pulling the thread tight. The lark’s head knot is a very secure knot, and it is also very easy to hide.
Another way to hide a knot in a small hole bead is to use a surgeon’s knot. This knot is created by passing the end of the thread through the bead twice, then wrapping the thread around the standing part of the thread twice. The surgeon’s knot is a very strong knot, and it is also very easy to hide.
No matter which knot you choose to use, be sure to pull the thread tight so that the knot is secure. You can also use a dab of glue to help keep the knot in place.
