Embroidery 101: How to Embroider a French Knot

Are you ready to dive into the enchanting world of hand embroidery? Join us on this exciting journey as Natalie, a passionate embroidery enthusiast, guides beginners through the fundamentals of this timeless craft. Whether you're new to embroidery or looking to master a different stitch, this series can help enhance your craft and have you stitching like a pro in no time! Today's video will cover how to embroider a French knot stitch. Follow along so we can transform threads into masterpieces together!

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[cherimatyjaszek]

Thank you for coming up with this great idea. I have EMBROIDERY for years but I see it’s stitches that I didn’t even know what they were and you’re so clear on your teaching. Looking forward to getting into my chin that I bought from you guys.

[JaneLoxton]

Definitely the best tutorial I could find! Thank you ☺️

[terisparkman]

As I was watching this tutorial I received my order from MSQC that contained my embroidery project case. I LOVE it! Now I can’t wait to get started. I did embroidery growing up, but it got pushed to the side when other types of projects caught my interest. Thanks for your informative instructions, and for reigniting my love for embroidery. Happy stitching!

[person]

I do like the french knot and colonial knot, great fillers. Thanks Natalie, hugs, Chel 🌸

[nrobinson]

Hi Natalie, the hat is super cute. Thanks for sharing

[ellensweat]

Thanks Natalie. This is another of the few stitches that I know and have used. Looking forward to using it with all the new ones you are teaching me.

[joannaaustin]

these are wonderful videos..great job Natalie..I have a granddaughter who loves to craft time for her to start this

[MarciaALW]

My whole life I have not successfully made a French knot. Time to give it another go. 😊

[carolbarnes]

I love the instructions. So glad this is a new series. Wonderful job, Nat, how do we get the cute new
Kit. Thank you

[dianakranning]

Thanks for the tip on turning the needle, I always get frustrated when making the French Knot because of this problem.

[elsafischer]

Natalie where could I see you for the first things you did. THANK YOU

[pattyw]

I love what you’re doing but the camerawork could be better. Sometimes your work is turned away from the camera and it’s hard to see what you are doing.