How To Embroider My Favorite Stitch: The French Knot || @jessiekatzgreenberg

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Get App The French knot can be used individually for tiny decoration, or combined to create a bubbly texture. @jessiekatzgreenberg on

Get App Come up from the back of your fabric. 1 @jessiekatzgreenberg on

Get App With your needle close to the fabric, wrap the floss around the needle twice. 2 @jessiekatzgreenberg on

Get App Insert the needle very close to where it first came up, but not in the exact hole. If the knot is too tight it can be difficult to pull through. 3 @jessiekatzgreenberg on

Get App Here’s one French knot again, showing the full process. 4 @jessiekatzgreenberg on

Get App I’m using 6 strand embroidery floss for this example. You could use just 3 strands for a smaller knot. 5 @jessiekatzgreenberg on

Get App Here the floss is wrapped around the needle twice. For a bigger knot you can wrap the floss more times. 6 @jessiekatzgreenberg on

Get App Experiment with size, color, and texture. Have fun! 7 @jessiekatzgreenberg on

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