THANK YOU! Of all the 1000's of DIY on Tambor embroidery yours is the ONLY 1 to actually show me HOW TO STITCH I am a professional seamstress but have been wanting to learn this. Great video great instruction
I’ve been struggling to learn but all the videos I saw were in a foreign language. Thank god I found this!! I can’t wait to give it another try tomorrow!
Thank you, thank you!! This is so wonderfully clear. It has inspired me to look again at trying this. A beautifully calm, clear and slow paced instruction. I particularly liked the o'clock descriptions of the hook movement, it really enhanced the pictoral presentation.
Thank you ever so much for this brilliant tutorial. I’ve been struggling with going in a vertical direction. Your tutorial has clarified and corrected my mistakes and bad habits. I’m slow but going at a more steady pace now thanks to you.
Hi this video is so beautiful! Could someone please explain how she does it with a hoop? I’ve been looking for a portable way to do my tambour. Is it due to the fabric wrapped around the hoop?
I’ve been looking for a new hobby and this was very interesting. I want to work with my hands and I think this would be a good choice to practice and see what I can do!
Thank you so much for a fabulous tutorial. I have just discovered tambour embroidery and cant wait to try it and especially adding beads and sequins once i master the basics
I enjoy all your videos. I am learning from them. I bought the necessary materials for the different projects. I bought the Tambour holder and the needle. I will be receiving that next weekend. Keep the videos coming. Thank you.
That's about how you are using the needle rather than the fabric Aulia! Go back to the basics of taking the hook in and out and practice this part until you can go it without catching the fabric. Organza is good to learn on as you can see what you are doing underneath as well as on top
Yes Natalie, that's right. going away will be clockwise, coming towards you will be anticlockwise. Always turn the hook in the radius outside your hand, not into the palm of it, and that should help knowing which way to turn and wrap.
I've got a tambour embroidery kit coming in the mail so I can try it out. I have a question, where you're moving the needle up and down, I see a rather large hole getting tugged into the fabric. Does that fix itself normally, or do I need to use a thicker fabric?
Hi, I'm using organza, in this case of silk but synthetic organza will work. Traditionally learned on net. You need something you can see through to start with.
la demostración muy buena y si pudieran aunque sea subtitular los videos seria mejor a para aquellas personas como yo que de hablamos español, solo observó y no entiendo la explicación que va dando seria fundamental conocer las técnicas para mejor aprendizaje, pues en España este tipo de bordado no es muy común y yo quisiera aprender bien. Un saludo
Hola Rosy. Estoy de acuerdo con usted en que tener subtítulos beneficiaría a muchas personas y les ayudaría a aprender. Lo ideal sería que me gustaría un amigo que puede hablar Inglés perfecto y español y hacer que la traducción. No sé si Google Translate es lo suficientemente bueno - ¿esta respuesta tiene sentido para usted? Si usted puede leer esto fácilmente, tal vez Google Translate es lo suficientemente bueno para mí para usar!
Seria una gran manera de ayudarnos en el aprendizaje, haga lo posible por investigar y resolver esta situación. Muchas gracias por contestar. Un saludo
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Hola Ruth. Estoy muy feliz de que te gusten los videos, gracias! Si las traducciones son exitosas lo haré por otros videos también. Por favor, comparta con todos sus amigos. Este bordado se llama TAMBOUR o TAMBOUR WORK
The volume levels are pretty high on this video Elaine so just check the volume levels on UA-cam are up to max (as well as the device you are watching it on); the volume control is in the bottom left hand corner of the video. You can also turn on subtitles by clicking on the little settings cog in the bottom right of the video screen
We have a worksheet on this technique as well MJ which might help! It does take a bit to get your head around so don't give up! Download the worksheet from the bottom of this page here: www.sarahhomfray.com/free-stuff.html
There can be alot going on at once when you start this technique Laura, so I suggest breaking it down into smaller chunks and start by just practicing the hook movement without the thread. Practice taking it in and out of the fabric without catching the hook until you have got the hang of this then you won't need to think about this part and can concentrate on the next thing...
Bravo. The Best, clearest and most simple tuition ever. Love the close up camera set up /split screen presentation. Thank you so much. x
Thank you Beverly. We try very hard to make everything in shot, in focus and as close up as possible! Glad you are enjoying...
Thanks Beverley!
She is the best teacher that I found so far.
THANK YOU!
Of all the 1000's of DIY on Tambor embroidery yours is the ONLY 1 to actually show me HOW TO STITCH
I am a professional seamstress but have been wanting to learn this.
Great video great instruction
Thank you Anita, glad you found this useful, I'll pass on your comments to Caroline!
I’ve been struggling to learn but all the videos I saw were in a foreign language. Thank god I found this!! I can’t wait to give it another try tomorrow!
oh my goodness> The best descriptive video ever. I am now tambour embroidering!!! Thank you!!!
Best ever to describe the starting Tambour stitches and how to use the needle with tiny hook . thank you!
i tried 30 yrs ago but didn’t understand the process- Now it’s so clear and I want to do it! thank you Sarah
Thank you, thank you!! This is so wonderfully clear. It has inspired me to look again at trying this. A beautifully calm, clear and slow paced instruction. I particularly liked the o'clock descriptions of the hook movement, it really enhanced the pictoral presentation.
This is crocheting through fabric. How cool is that! I crochet so trying this will be great fun. Thank you. 😊
Thank you ever so much for this brilliant tutorial. I’ve been struggling with going in a vertical direction. Your tutorial has clarified and corrected my mistakes and bad habits. I’m slow but going at a more steady pace now thanks to you.
Thank you, I've been looking for Mexican gando embroidery technique for more than an hour now and finally I have found it under the name of Tambour.
I've never heard of that name before Sheila; I'll pass it on to Caroline!
So intense!! I never would have guessed this was so particular! Kudos to anyone with the patience and attention span to do this well!
Incredible teacher. Thanks so much for sharing your knowledge!
Hi this video is so beautiful! Could someone please explain how she does it with a hoop? I’ve been looking for a portable way to do my tambour. Is it due to the fabric wrapped around the hoop?
I'm just discovering tambour - your videos are awesome, thanks so much!
Glad you like them!
Thank you for your clear instructions.
I’ve been looking for a new hobby and this was very interesting. I want to work with my hands and I think this would be a good choice to practice and see what I can do!
Excellent! I am glad I chanced upon your Channel, Always wanted to know how this kind of embroidery was done. ❤️❤️❤️👏👏
Wow this is the best tutorial I’ve seen thank you
OMG!!! So mesmerizingly zen!
I received my Tambour hoop and the needles today. So I will be following along with your teaching. Thank you so much.
Absolutely remarkable 👏
Thank you do much for this video I'm trying to learn this 😍
Thank you so much for a fabulous tutorial. I have just discovered tambour embroidery and cant wait to try it and especially adding beads and sequins once i master the basics
This is definitely a technique to take step by step Adele! Start at the beginning and move on once you are confident with that part!
@@SarahHomfrayEmbroidery thank you so much i will do that Sarah :))
Enjoyed the video, I love how you can really see what is being done. Great tutorial.
Thank you OJReynolds. I am so glad it's all visible!
Thank you, thank you, thank you!
Best videos on tambour thank you.
This is fantastic. I love your simplicity in teaching an old skill. I’m intrigued where I could get a tambour in Australia.
I enjoy all your videos. I am learning from them. I bought the necessary materials for the different projects. I bought the Tambour holder and the needle. I will be receiving that next weekend. Keep the videos coming. Thank you.
Thanks K, enjoy your stitching. Thanks also to our cameraman and video editor Jon Cheesy!
Thank you to cameraman.
Wonderful instruction, thank you
such a great teacher 💖
So helpful, thank you! xxx
Thank you so much for a wonderful tutorial. Perfect instructions!! Very helpful. :D
Thank you The Sterling Thimble! There are 3 more videos to be uploaded soon. Stay tuned!
Great tutorial
Thank you so much for this!
excellent!! thank you!
Easy to understand thankyou mam
Really clear instructions. Just awaiting table clamps which will hopefully make the process easier. Where can I get a thread spool.
Ordinary machine sewing cotton is good to use Beverley so have a dig around and see what you can find!
thanks for the amazing vedio
Thank you so much for making this video
Im a beginner and i want to ask what fabric you use?? Because when i tried to use tambour it keep stucking :(
That's about how you are using the needle rather than the fabric Aulia! Go back to the basics of taking the hook in and out and practice this part until you can go it without catching the fabric. Organza is good to learn on as you can see what you are doing underneath as well as on top
I am using an organza and the hook keeps catching the previous bead thread then all of the beads just pop off 😢 it’s driving me bonkers
Thanks for giving measurements in inches
Thank you 😊
Great video and explanation. Please, could you tell me the name of the equipment that is holding (supporting) the fabric suspended into place?
It's a versatile table clamp Patricia, you can see them on our website here:
www.sarahhomfray.com/myshop/cat_264747-Embroidery-Equipment.html
Do lefthanders reverse the clockwise, anti-clockwise directions?
Yes Natalie, that's right. going away will be clockwise, coming towards you will be anticlockwise. Always turn the hook in the radius outside your hand, not into the palm of it, and that should help knowing which way to turn and wrap.
hola muy bien explicado gracias por poner texto en español saludos
¡De nada Rosa!
hola Sarah me podrias decir que tipo de tela usas para el borado y si esta al recortar el bordado no se desilacha al ser corta la tela.
un saudo
I've got a tambour embroidery kit coming in the mail so I can try it out. I have a question, where you're moving the needle up and down, I see a rather large hole getting tugged into the fabric. Does that fix itself normally, or do I need to use a thicker fabric?
Your hook should come with some different needle sizes Jean. Do some sampling to work out the best size for the thread you are using.
@@SarahHomfrayEmbroidery it did and I will. Lol. Thanks!
Hello Sarah,
What fabric that your are using in this video . Thanks
Hi, I'm using organza, in this case of silk but synthetic organza will work. Traditionally learned on net. You need something you can see through to start with.
Thank you for a wonderful demonstration!! Where do you buy the hook from please? x
Sarah Homfray is looking at stocking some in her shop. They will be available soon, we'll keep you posted!
Caroline Homfray I bought mine at Amazon
Me gustaría que se me diera una respuesta de acuerdo a lo planteado por mi anteriormente. gracias.
What fabric are you using?
Check out this video here to learn about the materials:
ua-cam.com/video/A2BSDi5Nr5w/v-deo.html
How did you do the video in video???
Ahhh, clever editing by my husband :) He uses Corel VideoStudio
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la demostración muy buena y si pudieran aunque sea subtitular los videos seria mejor a para aquellas personas como yo que de hablamos español, solo observó y no entiendo la explicación que va dando seria fundamental conocer las técnicas para mejor aprendizaje, pues en España este tipo de bordado no es muy común y yo quisiera aprender bien.
Un saludo
Hola Rosy. Estoy de acuerdo con usted en que tener subtítulos beneficiaría a muchas personas y les ayudaría a aprender. Lo ideal sería que me gustaría un amigo que puede hablar Inglés perfecto y español y hacer que la traducción. No sé si Google Translate es lo suficientemente bueno - ¿esta respuesta tiene sentido para usted? Si usted puede leer esto fácilmente, tal vez Google Translate es lo suficientemente bueno para mí para usar!
Seria una gran manera de ayudarnos en el aprendizaje, haga lo posible por investigar y resolver esta situación.
Muchas gracias por contestar.
Un saludo
👍👍🤗
HOLAAA............GRACIAS POR LA TRADUCCIÓN..AUNQUE ME GUSTA MAS EL BORDADO TRADICIONAL..EL QUE NOS ENSEÑA SARAH..PERO ELLA USA MUY BIEN LA CAMARAY YO LA OBSERVO TODAS LAS VECES NECESARIAS HASTA APRENDER...CASI DE MEMORIA..HE VISTO CANALES FRANCECES CON ESE BORDADO..COMO SE LLAMA..?
Hola Ruth. Estoy muy feliz de que te gusten los videos, gracias! Si las traducciones son exitosas lo haré por otros videos también. Por favor, comparta con todos sus amigos.
Este bordado se llama TAMBOUR o TAMBOUR WORK
turn up the volume, pleas
The volume levels are pretty high on this video Elaine so just check the volume levels on UA-cam are up to max (as well as the device you are watching it on); the volume control is in the bottom left hand corner of the video. You can also turn on subtitles by clicking on the little settings cog in the bottom right of the video screen
Kinda like crochet
Fries my head but I’ll get there - at least this tutorial is easy-ish to understand. My head is muddled anyway - thanks menopausal hormones!
We have a worksheet on this technique as well MJ which might help! It does take a bit to get your head around so don't give up! Download the worksheet from the bottom of this page here:
www.sarahhomfray.com/free-stuff.html
I've tried over 12 times so far.. Anyone else finding this impossible?
There can be alot going on at once when you start this technique Laura, so I suggest breaking it down into smaller chunks and start by just practicing the hook movement without the thread. Practice taking it in and out of the fabric without catching the hook until you have got the hang of this then you won't need to think about this part and can concentrate on the next thing...