Learn How to Make a French Knot on Plastic Canvas

For those who embroider or work on plastic canvas, it is important to know one of the prettier stitches: the French knot stitch or the colonial knot.

The French knot stitch is made by winding the thread one or more times around the needle and then drawing the needle back through the material at the point where it came out, leaving a nice little decorative knot on top.

This tutorial shows how to make a French knot when working on plastic canvas projects. The little knots are such pretty embellishments for embroidery, cross-stitching, and plastic canvas work.

For a free photo tutorial on how to make the french knot on plastic canvas visit:

*******
Subscribe to our YouTube channel because we post new crafting videos regularly. Keep up with us by following us on Facebook, Twitter, and Pinterest. Visit our website by clicking the link in the video or below to follow us.
*******
Social Media

[peggymike]

I'm a beginner and am finding your tutorials very helpful.

[jadefitzsimmons]

Thank you so much, I was trying to make a doll porch swing for my daughter and this was the only stitch I couldn't figure out.

[debclare]

Thank you! So easy to follow. And great tip on threading!

[deborahshaw]

Thank you for explaining French Knotting.

[creationoflove]

Your tip on threading is BRILLIANT! Thank you for this wonderful video :)

[mariefinkelman]

Thank you! Perfectly clear, easy to follow!

[shadowwalker]

What does that project turn out to be? Where can we find the pattern for it?