The French knot is disliked by many stitchers. Don't miss out on stitching a design because it requires French knots. There are several replacement options for a French knot.
This small pattern has a French knot, as indicated by the dot. Let's explore the options for "dotting the I" in this pattern.
How to Fake a French Knot
By Connie G. Barwick, About.com
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Pattern With French Knots
Dot Indicates French Knot Placement
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- Choose the Best Method for Replacing a French Knot
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