Weaving in ends

[Nicolapen]

I made a cord slip stitching into a row of chains. Unsure how best to weave in the ends without it seeming obvious. Anyone have any tips

[Granny Square]

Would it work if you tied a knot leaving a couple of pieces of ends, and 'frayed' the ends to make a tassel?  If the thought of a tassel appeals to you, you could cut a short piece and tie it in with the knot, if that makes sense, to make the tassel more  robust.

Or, you might be able to split the plies into 2 ends and weave them in separately.

Edit, if you had made an "I cord" (the term is borrowed from knitting, the I stands for 'idiot' because it is simple to do), you could have hidden the ends a little better in the middle; it also would have been a bit thicker.  A crochet I cord is just working around a tiny circle, maybe 3 or 4 stitches, around and around.

Edited October 3, 2023 by Granny Square

[Nicolapen]

@Granny Square the cord is for a drawstring and you are supposed to weave cord in and out of last round then tie in a simple knot

I think a tassel would look odd

Some pics in the link below

https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/radiant-soap-saver

[bgs]

When I make the draw strings for doll purses, doll ponchos and soap sacks I take the draw string and make a knot (or 2) as close to the end as I can and then clip the threads pretty close like maybe between 1/8 to 1/4 inch long.  If you weave in the end it will be noticeably thicker.  I tried a few times and was happier with knot.

[Granny Square]

Gotcha; I was picturing the style you'd cinch up and tie the ends into a bow so you could get into and out of easily, in other words, more like a 'marble bag' or gift bag,