How to weave the Peruvian Knot. Illustrated tutorial on how to finish the rope for hand beading.

The Peruvian knot is one of the basic knots of many Chinese knots. Because the Peruvian knot is flexible, it is generally used on necklaces, earrings or silver willow flowers. Workable with your bare hands, the Peruvian knot is often used at the end of small charms.
Many times when weaving a bracelet, we choose the braiding method at the end. If you don’t know how, you can learn the Peruvian knot. At the end, you can choose a flat knot (the effect is flat) or a Peruvian knot (the effect is round). Choose whichever knot looks more beautiful.
The following are the specific illustrated steps of the Peruvian Knot, follow the editor to learn it~
Prepare a rope

Square rope, fold up on the right side

Fold up and pull through the lower end of the rope

Up again

Pull through the low end again

Here comes the key point, pull the folded end back, fold it up again before pulling it, and pass the other rope straight through it

After passing through, both ends will be even tension

Finally, the Peruvian knot is formed, and the picture below is the final rendering.