Knot GONE Tear-out GONE wood BACK ? 

Repairing knot tear-out in wood involves several steps. First, clean the damaged area, removing any loose fibers. Cut a piece of wood or a commercial wood plug to fit the tear-out. Apply wood glue to both the patch and the damaged area. Insert the patch, ensuring it fits snugly. Clamp it in place and allow the glue to dry completely. Once dry, use a chisel or sandpaper to level the patch with the surrounding surface. For a seamless finish, apply wood filler if necessary, then sand smooth. Finish by staining or painting to match the rest of the piece.
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