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Make sure you knot it!
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You can knot it twice if you feel it needs to be stronger.
You'll knot it later.
It'll probably make most sense if you can knot it in a corner.
You do not need to knot the end of the thread; rather leave more than enough thread on the end so that you can knot it after it is gathered.
Now when you come up, knot it and double it as explained above.
Poke the needle through the top of the first stitch you made and knot it at the back.
If you make tied end go down, this will knot (you get it? knot?) work very well.
You will obviously need to make the tie longer and you will need to knot it at either end to prevent the beads from sliding off.
The last time you do the previous step (going through the piece right next to you original knot) circle the remaining thread around the needle twice before you pull through to knot it.
"Once you pulled on the knot, it was just one thing after another," Needham told me.
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