How to Fake a French Knot
By Connie G. Barwick, About.com
Replace a French Knot with a Tiny Cross Stitch
Tiny Cross Stitch
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To avoid stitching a French knot, you can also use a tiny cross stitch. As with the straight stitch, place the stitch over the hole in the Aida fabric. If you are stitching on linen, place the cross stitch over one thread.
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- Pattern With French Knots
- Learn How to Stitch a French Knot or a Colonial Knot
- Replace a French Knot with a Straight Stitch
- Replace a French Knot with a Tiny Cross Stitch
- Replace a French Knot with a Seed Bead
- Choose the Best Method for Replacing a French Knot
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