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French Lunéville Beadwork: Thread Preparation and Sharp Corners
Learn to prepare pre-threaded beads and embroider a geometric figure using the French Lunéville technique, with sharp corners and secure finishing.
Indian Aari Beadwork: Applying Loose Beads with the Hook
Learn to attach loose beads from the front of the fabric using the Aari technique, maintaining even spacing and sharp corners.
Preparing Your Basic Embroidery Frame
Assemble your basic embroidery frame and secure the fabric for stable, even tension.
Preparing Fabric for a Professional Embroidery Frame
Prepare your fabric for mounting on a professional embroidery frame, creating a stable foundation for precise stitching.
Getting Started with the Lunéville Hook: Basic Tambour Chain Stitch
Learn how to handle the Lunéville hook, secure your starting thread, and create basic tambour chain stitches with controlled hook rotation.
Transferring Your Pattern onto the Fabric
Learn how to transfer four practice figures onto your mounted fabric using a printed pattern, a book or box for support, and a pencil and ruler.
Tambour Chain Stitch Practice: Sharp Corners and Neat Finishing
Practise stitching your first geometric figure with even chain stitches, sharp corners, and securely finished thread ends.
Tambour Embroidery with Metallic Thread: Geometric Practice
Learn to embroider a geometric figure with metallic thread, creating sharp corners and securing thread ends neatly.
French Lunéville Beadwork: Preparing a Button Motif and Embroidering a Curl
Transfer your button pattern, practise starting locks and beaded lines, then embroider the first decorative curl using French Lunéville embroidery.
Aari Beadwork: Decorative Curls and Two-Sided Practice
Practise Aari bead embroidery from the front, explore an optional two-sided exercise, and decorate the second curl of your button motif.
French Lunéville Beadwork: A Pointed Leaf and Connecting Lines
Embroider a leaf with pre-threaded beads, shaping its pointed tip and using plain stitches to return along existing lines and navigate crossings.