Happy back to school if you're among the students out there! It feels pretty strange, not going back. Good, having graduated a few months ago, but strange. What better way to acknowledge students' first day back than with a little tutorial!
French Knots
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Thread a needle with your chosen thread. I used cotton embroidery floss. You can tie a knot near the end of the thread if you need to, otherwise just leave a tail on the wrong side of your work. |
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Begin by pulling needle and thread through the cloth from underside to topside. Wrap the thread around the needle twice. | | | |
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Gently hold the thread slightly taut and pull the needle and thread back through the fabric near the point it was brought up before. |
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Once the thread is pulled back through, you have a finished knot. |
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