How to Fake a French Knot
By Connie G. Barwick, About.com
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Choose the Best Method for Replacing a French Knot
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Whether you decide to use a straight stitch, a French knot, a tiny cross stitch, or a bead to "dot the I", chose the method that is the easiest, looks the best, and fits in with the style of the Cross Stitch Design.
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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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