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Step 1.
Come up through
the fabric, holding
the needle with
your right hand.
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Step 2.
Keep the needle in
your right hand and
hold the thread tightly
with your left hand.
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Step 3.
While you hold the
thread, loop it once
over and around the
needle, pulling it
toward you.
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Step 4.
Keep holding the
thread loop tightly
against the needle.
Put the tip of the
needle through the
fabric right next to
the spot where you
came up.
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Step 5.
Tug on the loop so
it stays wrapped
snugly around the
needle and sits on
the fabric.
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Step 6.
While you hold the
loop on the fabric
with your thumb,
reach under the
fabric and pull
the needle down
through the fabric.
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Step 7.
As you pull,
a French Knot will
form on the surface
of the fabric!
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Here are a few tips for better French Knots:
- Keep the thread loop tight around the needle.
- Pull the needle and thread slowly and steadily.
- When you start to pull, don't stop.
- Practice makes perfect!
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