Laparoscopic suturing and knot tying require a lot of patience and practice and can be difficult, time consuming, and frustrating in spite of the advances made in the fields of instrumentation, optics, and imaging. The new technique described here is an effort to make the procedure simpler by providing extracorporeal control of one limb of the suture. It involves percutaneous placement of the needle end of the suture in the abdomen and its removal using a modified 10 cm long cloth-sewing needle.