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Learn How To Make A French Knot

by Barbara Breiter

French Knots are an easy embroidery technique, useful in knitting to embellish projects.

  • Thread a blunt eyed tapestry needle with yarn.
  • Bring the needle from back to front, holding on to the end of the yarn at the back so you don't pull it all the way through.
  • Bring the needle from front to back close to where you brought the yarn up initially.
  • Bring the needle from back to front at the same point you did initially.
  • Insert the needle under the stitch you just made but don't pull it all the way through.
  • At the blunt end of the needle (not the eye), wrap the yarn around clockwise 3 times.
  • Hold the wrapped yarn in place on the needle and pull the needle through. Pull to tighten the knot.
  • Bring the needle from front to back near the French Knot you just made!


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The Complete Idiot's Guide To Knitting and Crocheting, has been a world wide best seller. The third edition was published September, 2006 and is available in bookstores everywhere. Information on the book and a preview of the patterns included is available at Knit A Bit.