Your tutorials are always so clear. Can you kindly tell me what threads I need to buy for hand embroidery in general? I'm excited about starting to practise what I'm learning from you. Also, can I use polyester and nylon thread for embroidery as well? Thanks in anticipation of your reply.
This is THE MOST easy to understand and very thorough tutorial I have ever seen. The only thing I wish is if you wrote an illustrated book for "old schoolers" like me. I would buy it!
Thank you so much!🥰❤️Its actually one of my dreams to write an embroidery book with embroidery patterns/projects and everything, but i think that will be far into the future if i do.
Wow! I thought the 1st video was just amazing in every way!!! But this 2nd tutorial is also much more incredible!! At this rate, I can not even imagine what each additional video be will like in professionalism, in technical advancement/difficulty, & in creative possibilities😱😱👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🤗🤗👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻!! Thank you for making such detailed, well explained, & beautifully taped videos of your skillful talents! Anyone willing to learn this new style of beading & embroidery is sure to be impressed & happy to have you as a teacher!! You are exceptional!!👍🏻🤗🤗👍🏻!
Thank you so much!!🥰❤️ It really means alot that you took the time to write such a lovely comment. Im really thankful that you and others are enjoying and benefiting from my videos.
Phenomenal! The eye hand coordination needed, not to mention practice! Women used to do this skilled art for pennies! If ladies still do this for an occupation, I hope they are well paid!
Thank you so much!🥰 Yes i do this professionally and have worked with many ladies and even men that work as embroiderers in the fashion and textile industry.
Another amazing tutorial. Watch Part 1 first if you are brand new to this type of embroidery. These tutorials make it extremely easy to understand the workings of these stitches. Top marks in your teaching techniques. Thank You!!!!
En regardant votre tuto, j'ai la sensation de savoir le faire avant même d'avoir essayé, j'ai regardé la leçon n°1, j'étais impatiente de voir la leçon des perles, j'ai hâte d'essayer tout ça ! C'est ce que j'appelle un tuto réussi 👌
What clear and beautiful videos! I a so excited about starting my first project--based on a beaded gown from a recent dream...we'll see if my skills can grow to match my imagination! Thank you for your generosity in sharing!!
Thank you so much for these videos! I just started and I am having trouble with my thread breaking. What am I doing wrong? I am using Fil au Chinois thread, as recommended. And it's been happening after about every 20 beads. Should I cast off more often? How many beads can I place before you recommend I cast off again, just to secure it and be safe? Thank you so much!!
thank you!!🥰 its hard to determine what you’re doing wrong without me seeing you embroider, but usually people have not framed up their fabric tightly enough, and maybe you could be holding it wrong or have too much tension. There is no need to cast off, you can continue to stitch hundreds of beads continuously without the thread breaking.
Your videos are terrific! I agree with a comment: thank you for making it so clear! This maybe a dumb question: does it matter if one twists threat to the left or right on the needle? I’ve see tutorials that says counter clockwise, and ones that say clockwise and also some that say it goes one or the other depending on the direction of the stitch. Your thoughts?
Thank you so much! Id tried really hard to make it as clear as possible but still couldn’t add every detail into the videos. Its a great question! So it depends on which direction you’re stitching. When you come up with your hook from the fabric and the loop of thread is twisted, it means you should have wrapped the thread around your hook the other way. Just unhook the loop and then hook it back on so its not twisted and then continue stitching with correct wrapping direction. But even if you wrap it wrong you will still be able to stitch, it just wont be as neat. Hope that makes sense 💕
It is quite difficult in the beginning especially if you’re learning on your own, but trust me with more practice you will get the hang of it and pick up speed. Wish you all the best with it!😊💕
I feel happy for some reason ^___^ Maybe because in this hectic world a little bit of peace is probably what we desperately need. Although I wouldn't mind some bird chirping on the background either ^.^ Thank you for your beautiful videos! I have never seen this technique actually before I stumbled on a weird looking needle on a shopping app. Thanks to that I know of this beautiful possibility of crafts. I think I want to try it some time in the future. I'm a total beginner in crafts and just finished my first ever felted mittens, yay! I have been gathering pictures of inspiring and beautiful and maybe even doable (with LOTS of learning) clothes with details, like knitwear decorated with all sorts of wonderful decorations. I have subscribed to your channel not to lose it, since I am aspiring to learn from you. Thank you!
Thank you so much for your lovely comment!🥰 I hope you do one day have the time to give tambour a try. Combining different crafts is always fun, you can find alot of visual inspiration on Pinterest. Wish you all the best on your projects😊💕
Is there any practical or design reason why someone would choose to bead from the top vs. the bottom, or vice versa? Or is it simply a matter of personal preference?
The bottom technique it faster as you dont have to constantly load the beads on you hook, so its great for continuous stitches. But the top technique is great if you want use different beads and do small intricate beading details
You're a great teacher! Thank you for sharing this with us. I do have a question, however, and I'd appreciate it if you can share your guidance with me! Recently I was inspired to try to create a beaded dress! Clio Peppiat has some excellent pieces but I don't have the extra money to afford one of her dresses. I was wondering how you think I should bead the body of the dress once the decorations have all been completed. The background beads on Clio's dresses seem to face in every direction with no distinct pattern. It gives off a really cool scattered look when the beads aren't all lined up or facing one way. What stitch pattern should I use to imitate this? A zig zag?
Thank you Stephanie! I really love the clio peppiat dresses too, if I had the time to focus on youtube full-time i would make a tutorial for it. Hopefully someday in the future. So to answer your question, you need to do a vermicelli stitch. Thats what they have done for the background beads. It’s basically just a continuous squiggly line, so its gives off a natural scattering of beads. Type in to Pinterest “vermicelli tambour “ and you will get the idea. Ill try and do a UA-cam short for you. Just draw the squiggly line freehand you dont need it to be perfect. Hope that helps, wish you all the best with your project. Oh if you have tiktok, go to my page and go to my reposts. There is a girl on TikTok that did a fully beaded dress from watching my tutorials. Her videos will definitely help and inspire you for your project.😊💕
What should you do if you make a mistake beading and you need to go back a few stitches? Can you just pull the end string like with crochet and the bead will come out? I am becoming increasingly interested in this and your channel is so helpful!
Very helpful, I'm still learning tambour and your instructions are clear. When beading from the bottom, what happens when the beads run out before the work is finished? Can I add more at that point?
Thank You!! Once the beads have run out you have to finish the stitch. And then thread up more beads and start a new stitch. Try and estimate how many beads you need so you only have to thread up once.
Thank you!☺️ The link to all tools and supplies are in the video description. I also have my favourite etsy shops list in that link where u can finds great bead shops
Are there needles that will sew on #8 small beads?? I love this idea + will ck it out. My beading was taking to long to do, this may be the answer for me!
You simply frame up your fabric/pattern piece using an embroidery frame. In the video im using a regular embroidery hoop frame, but for bigger projects i use a large embroidery slate frame. There are links in the description
How do you avoid pricking your finger (the one underneath) with the sharp point of the tambour hook every single time? And I suppose that if you put a protector you lose your dexterity with that finger?
I wouldn’t worry about pricking your finger. In the beginning you’ll be going very slowly and the hook is not that sharp, its much less sharp than a needle.
Thank you for sharing! I've always wondered how this was done. What size beads will the needle take if you are working from the top? I did embroidery in high school, and have bead embroidered for years and years. Can you get needles for the tool that will fit the small 11/0 and 15/0 seed beads? Thanks! PS: where do you get the curved needle you're using in the bead spinner?
Any size bead can be used if doing the bottom technique. The smallest hook size is 70 which can fit size 11/0 seed beads, but it wont fit size 15/0 beads. But there is a even smaller hook that fits 15/0 called an aari hook, but its a little e more difficult to use. The curve needle comes with the bead spinner, but you can find extras on Amazon. Plus you dont have to use a curved needle, a regular beading needle will do, just angle it so it picks up the beads.
Yes beading from the bottom is faster and more suitable when your doing continuous embroidery, like doing lots of lines of the same bead or sequin. Because your not constantly loading up the hook with beads, they are already on the thread. Whereas the top is better for when you regularly want to change beads and make smaller more intricate with varied design elements. On the top you can clearly see what your doing, change and add things more easily.
Thank You! Yes its an ancient technique, think its as early as the 16th century from India. But later developed in France during the 18th century where it became known as Tambour/Luneville Embroidery. Its commonly used in couture fashion like Chanel, Dior etc..
As someone just about to get started down this rabbit hole… is there a benefit to beading one way or the other? Are there situations where each would be more suitable or is it just a personal preference?
Both techniques are good for different reasons. The bottom technique is faster because you dont have to keep loading your hook with beads. The thread is also less visible. For the top technique you can easily change up the beads or sequins you are using and its easier to see what your beading.
Its hard to say what you’re doing wrong without seeing. But maybe try a different thread or try it with a bigger hook size and see if thats better. Also make sure to keep the tension of the thread .
Embroidery thread is what you need, the very thin one that is placed into embroidery machines will do the trick! It’s sold on a spool so you get a decent amount of thread for projects.
Tools and Supplies in the links below👇
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Your tutorials are always so clear.
Can you kindly tell me what threads I need to buy for hand embroidery in general?
I'm excited about starting to practise what I'm learning from you.
Also, can I use polyester and nylon thread for embroidery as well?
Thanks in anticipation of your reply.
You are a gift to the embroidery and beading crafts community. Thank you for this detailed and lovely video series
Thank you so much for your kind comment🥰❤️
Truly, wonderful
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Indeed❤ she is amazing tutor and talented artist
This is THE MOST easy to understand and very thorough tutorial I have ever seen. The only thing I wish is if you wrote an illustrated book for "old schoolers" like me. I would buy it!
Thank you so much!🥰❤️Its actually one of my dreams to write an embroidery book with embroidery patterns/projects and everything, but i think that will be far into the future if i do.
Please don’t put off writing the book. You’ve got all the skill and knowledge!!!
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This was really well done! I love the slow-mo and the closeups. I’m so excited to try beading now! Thank you for making this video!!
Thank you so much!🥰Im so glad that everyone is finding my tutorials helpful
The absolute best tutorial I’ve ever seen. Your videos should be viewed by anyone wanting to make a tutorial of any kind!
Thank you so much! Your too kind ☺️❤️
It’s me😅
That tread to thread bead transfer is so simple and also epic. 😮 I never thought to do that.❤
Yeah its a great little trick to use when transferring beads
i love your tutorials, not a lot of unnecessary talking and very meticulous in your instructions :)
Thank you so much!🥰 Glad my tutorials are helpful
I always thought this was really complicated but your instructions make it very straight forward. Thanks x
thank you!! its still one of the more difficult techniques to learn, but it much easier that people think it is xx
I just discovered your channel now and I’m hooked. Thank you for the effort, thought and patience you put in your work!
Thank you so much!! im grateful xx
Having watched the 1st lesson I couldn't believe how straight forward this is. I really want to get started now.
Thank you so much! I finally put all my supplies together and found your video. I'm so grateful!!
Wow! I thought the 1st video was just amazing in every way!!! But this 2nd tutorial is also much more incredible!! At this rate, I can not even imagine what each additional video be will like in professionalism, in technical advancement/difficulty, & in creative possibilities😱😱👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻🤗🤗👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻!! Thank you for making such detailed, well explained, & beautifully taped videos of your skillful talents! Anyone willing to learn this new style of beading & embroidery is sure to be impressed & happy to have you as a teacher!!
You are exceptional!!👍🏻🤗🤗👍🏻!
Thank you so much!!🥰❤️ It really means alot that you took the time to write such a lovely comment. Im really thankful that you and others are enjoying and benefiting from my videos.
Phenomenal! The eye hand coordination needed, not to mention practice! Women used to do this skilled art for pennies! If ladies still do this for an occupation, I hope they are well paid!
Thank you so much!🥰 Yes i do this professionally and have worked with many ladies and even men that work as embroiderers in the fashion and textile industry.
WOW!! Very clear explanation. Thank you so much.
Thank you!!🥰❤️
This is exactly the tutorial I was looking for! It was even better than I imagined so detailed and perfectly clear thank you so much!
Thank you!! Im glad new people are still finding my tutorials 😊💕
Another amazing tutorial. Watch Part 1 first if you are brand new to this type of embroidery. These tutorials make it extremely easy to understand the workings of these stitches. Top marks in your teaching techniques. Thank You!!!!
Your videos have REALLY HELPED me being able to add beadwork to my fiber art stuff a LOT faster, thank You, Thank You, ThAnK YoU, THANK YOU!
Yey! Thats great! Im so glad my videos have helped. Overtime you’ll get even faster than you are now. Wish you all the best with you art☺️💕
What a wonderful video - you are so concise and detailed in your video demonstration and narration! Thank you!
Thank you so much!!
Thanks so much this is so helpful I’m learning this and this breaks it down PERFECTLY! Subscribed!!
Thank you so much!!🥰💕
I never knew there was a pearl bowl! How cool is that! 🥳🥰
Yes its called a bead spinner they are quite fun😊
En regardant votre tuto, j'ai la sensation de savoir le faire avant même d'avoir essayé, j'ai regardé la leçon n°1, j'étais impatiente de voir la leçon des perles, j'ai hâte d'essayer tout ça !
C'est ce que j'appelle un tuto réussi 👌
Merci!! Thank you so much! Im glad your enjoying my tutorials🥰❤️
Thank you for relieving my anxiety. I have always wanted to do this but it was so intimidating looking; now I see it's not so bad.
Im so happy to hear that, thank you!😊
What clear and beautiful videos! I a so excited about starting my first project--based on a beaded gown from a recent dream...we'll see if my skills can grow to match my imagination!
Thank you for your generosity in sharing!!
Thank you so much!!🥰 I wish you all the best on your first project, i hope you can make the gown of your dreams💕✨
So grateful for your channel - I am so excited to begin!!! Thank you for teaching me!!! 🥲🙏🤍🕊️
Thank you Jayne, im glad my videos are helpful 🥰❤️
Thank you so much for these videos! I just started and I am having trouble with my thread breaking. What am I doing wrong? I am using Fil au Chinois thread, as recommended. And it's been happening after about every 20 beads. Should I cast off more often? How many beads can I place before you recommend I cast off again, just to secure it and be safe? Thank you so much!!
thank you!!🥰 its hard to determine what you’re doing wrong without me seeing you embroider, but usually people have not framed up their fabric tightly enough, and maybe you could be holding it wrong or have too much tension. There is no need to cast off, you can continue to stitch hundreds of beads continuously without the thread breaking.
Your teaching technique is very effective, love it! And I like the patterns you create to showcase the stitch. Thank you!
Thank you so much!! I really appreciate it 😊
What a beautiful calming work. Good video. Very professional work
Thank you!!☺️💕
Grazie infinite per questi video! ❤
Amazingly beautiful . Intricacies of embroidery very nicely explained
Thank you!💕
I’m here, watching, knowing that I can’t afford another hobby right now 😢😂
Merci !!! C'est la meilleure chaîne !!!! Je essayer à nouveau car je n y arrivais pas
Merci!! Thank you so much!! It means alot. Good luck! wish you all the best
thank you this was very instructive looking forward to patterns how you can design them
Thank You!!😊ill be sure to do a video on how to make you own design patterns
Beautiful, clear instruction. Thank you!
Thank you!🥰
Such a elegant way to teach us embroidery😊.... Soo peaceful😌 to watch your video
Thank you so much!🥰💕
Great work. Thank you again
Thank you for this, it's so helpful and inspiring 😊
Thank you! Im glad its helpful🥰
Thank you for your explanations! It's sooooo clear!
Thank you!🥰
❤❤❤❤I am really impressed by how you make it loiks easy. Thank you❤
Thank you ive been doing Tambour for many years😊💕
Thank you for sharing this! My kiddo is making a scarf for 4-H and wanted to try beading. ❤ I also think I may have a new hyper fixation 😂
That’s lovely! I hope the project goes well☺️💕
Thanks for teaching me my new craft ❤
My pleasure🥰
Just now discovered your channel and subscribed immediately. Your instruction is spot on.🦋
Thank you so much! Really appreciate the support 🥰💕
@@OlsjonaEmbroidery of course. Will enjoy learning more from you 🧵💕
Your videos are terrific! I agree with a comment: thank you for making it so clear! This maybe a dumb question: does it matter if one twists threat to the left or right on the needle? I’ve see tutorials that says counter clockwise, and ones that say clockwise and also some that say it goes one or the other depending on the direction of the stitch. Your thoughts?
Thank you so much! Id tried really hard to make it as clear as possible but still couldn’t add every detail into the videos. Its a great question! So it depends on which direction you’re stitching. When you come up with your hook from the fabric and the loop of thread is twisted, it means you should have wrapped the thread around your hook the other way. Just unhook the loop and then hook it back on so its not twisted and then continue stitching with correct wrapping direction.
But even if you wrap it wrong you will still be able to stitch, it just wont be as neat. Hope that makes sense 💕
That helps!!! I found that was working but I’m so new to this and it is a hard start, but fun!!!! Thanks again.@@OlsjonaEmbroidery
It is quite difficult in the beginning especially if you’re learning on your own, but trust me with more practice you will get the hang of it and pick up speed. Wish you all the best with it!😊💕
@@OlsjonaEmbroidery thank you!
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Wow! Wonderful thanks for sharing 👍👍
Thanks!🥰
I feel happy for some reason ^___^ Maybe because in this hectic world a little bit of peace is probably what we desperately need. Although I wouldn't mind some bird chirping on the background either ^.^ Thank you for your beautiful videos! I have never seen this technique actually before I stumbled on a weird looking needle on a shopping app. Thanks to that I know of this beautiful possibility of crafts. I think I want to try it some time in the future. I'm a total beginner in crafts and just finished my first ever felted mittens, yay!
I have been gathering pictures of inspiring and beautiful and maybe even doable (with LOTS of learning) clothes with details, like knitwear decorated with all sorts of wonderful decorations. I have subscribed to your channel not to lose it, since I am aspiring to learn from you. Thank you!
Thank you so much for your lovely comment!🥰 I hope you do one day have the time to give tambour a try. Combining different crafts is always fun, you can find alot of visual inspiration on Pinterest. Wish you all the best on your projects😊💕
very nice and clear explanation!! thank you
Thank you so much!!🥰❤️
Amazing tutorials thank you ❤❤
Thank you!🥰❤️
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Bead spinner ASMR, something I never knew I needed.
Mind blowing....very good
Love your videos is very easy to follow your instructions
Thank you so much!!🥰❤️Im glad its helpful
Is there any practical or design reason why someone would choose to bead from the top vs. the bottom, or vice versa?
Or is it simply a matter of personal preference?
The bottom technique it faster as you dont have to constantly load the beads on you hook, so its great for continuous stitches. But the top technique is great if you want use different beads and do small intricate beading details
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the bead spinner blew my mind. it's the fist time i see one :P
Yeah i love it, a bead spinner is so much fun
Found you from TikTok. Totally love your Channel
Thank you so much for your support🥰❤️
Hi, thank you so much for your detailed explanation. I would like to know how you made the design before putting the beads on it.
Do you mean how to transfer your designs onto fabric? I just uploaded a tutorial on how to do that, so please check it out
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Bead spinner is my fav 😅
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Thanks!🥰
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Have you done a video explaining bead sizes with the types of work demonstrated. Btw your videos are truly fab
No i haven’t, ill try and make a video on it if i have the time. Thank you!☺️
😂 girly I got the swing of the thread. Later on I am posting my screw ups 🎉😅
Thats great! Mistakes and screw ups are normal, Keep going! 😊
What kind of thread should we use? Embroidery kind?
Any thread will do, in the video im using a viscose thread.
Wow, your subscribers increase by one now.
Well-done on this platform 😍😍
Thank you so much!! It means a lot🥰❤️
Very good
You're a great teacher! Thank you for sharing this with us.
I do have a question, however, and I'd appreciate it if you can share your guidance with me! Recently I was inspired to try to create a beaded dress! Clio Peppiat has some excellent pieces but I don't have the extra money to afford one of her dresses.
I was wondering how you think I should bead the body of the dress once the decorations have all been completed. The background beads on Clio's dresses seem to face in every direction with no distinct pattern. It gives off a really cool scattered look when the beads aren't all lined up or facing one way. What stitch pattern should I use to imitate this? A zig zag?
Thank you Stephanie! I really love the clio peppiat dresses too, if I had the time to focus on youtube full-time i would make a tutorial for it. Hopefully someday in the future.
So to answer your question, you need to do a vermicelli stitch. Thats what they have done for the background beads.
It’s basically just a continuous squiggly line, so its gives off a natural scattering of beads. Type in to Pinterest “vermicelli tambour “ and you will get the idea. Ill try and do a UA-cam short for you.
Just draw the squiggly line freehand you dont need it to be perfect.
Hope that helps, wish you all the best with your project.
Oh if you have tiktok, go to my page and go to my reposts. There is a girl on TikTok that did a fully beaded dress from watching my tutorials. Her videos will definitely help and inspire you for your project.😊💕
What should you do if you make a mistake beading and you need to go back a few stitches? Can you just pull the end string like with crochet and the bead will come out? I am becoming increasingly interested in this and your channel is so helpful!
Yes exactly just pull the string and the stitches come undone, then just carry on stitching. Thanks for your comment, glad my videos are helpful😊💕
Thank you very much for a beautiful Vedio and handwork ❤❤❤ but could you please explain which type of fabric we can use for embroidery?
Thank you!🥰 you can use any fabric for tambour embroidery, but i would not recommend stretchy fabrics
Your video very nice
on which material are the blue beads embroidered on at 7:51? thank you!
Its Tulle
Very helpful, I'm still learning tambour and your instructions are clear.
When beading from the bottom, what happens when the beads run out before the work is finished? Can I add more at that point?
Thank You!! Once the beads have run out you have to finish the stitch. And then thread up more beads and start a new stitch. Try and estimate how many beads you need so you only have to thread up once.
This is exactly what i was looking for... Thanks a lot ❤ great video 🤌🏻🔥
could you please add the tool and some good quality beads link ?
Thank you!☺️ The link to all tools and supplies are in the video description. I also have my favourite etsy shops list in that link where u can finds great bead shops
Are there needles that will sew on #8 small beads?? I love this idea + will ck it out. My beading was taking to long to do, this may be the answer for me!
Yes a size 70 hook will fit most beads, but for very small seed beads i would thread them up and use the bottom technique as shown in the video
What if i want to make a gown,what i will use to hold it down, like that round plastic you use to hold the net
You simply frame up your fabric/pattern piece using an embroidery frame. In the video im using a regular embroidery hoop frame, but for bigger projects i use a large embroidery slate frame. There are links in the description
Hi nice tutorial. Please what is the name of the punch needle and where can I get it, please.
Thank you! It is bot a punch needle, it is a Tambour Hook. Links are in the description
How do you avoid pricking your finger (the one underneath) with the sharp point of the tambour hook every single time? And I suppose that if you put a protector you lose your dexterity with that finger?
I wouldn’t worry about pricking your finger. In the beginning you’ll be going very slowly and the hook is not that sharp, its much less sharp than a needle.
Can you give examples of when you would use one technique over the other, please? (Top vs. Bottom)
In this video it shows me using bottom and top techniques.
ua-cam.com/video/sgw9TLP5_j8/v-deo.html
Thank you for sharing! I've always wondered how this was done. What size beads will the needle take if you are working from the top? I did embroidery in high school, and have bead embroidered for years and years. Can you get needles for the tool that will fit the small 11/0 and 15/0 seed beads? Thanks! PS: where do you get the curved needle you're using in the bead spinner?
Any size bead can be used if doing the bottom technique. The smallest hook size is 70 which can fit size 11/0 seed beads, but it wont fit size 15/0 beads. But there is a even smaller hook that fits 15/0 called an aari hook, but its a little e more difficult to use.
The curve needle comes with the bead spinner, but you can find extras on Amazon. Plus you dont have to use a curved needle, a regular beading needle will do, just angle it so it picks up the beads.
@@OlsjonaEmbroidery that bead spinner is a neat accessory.
Hi is there an advantage to beading from the bottom? Thank you
Yes beading from the bottom is faster and more suitable when your doing continuous embroidery, like doing lots of lines of the same bead or sequin. Because your not constantly loading up the hook with beads, they are already on the thread.
Whereas the top is better for when you regularly want to change beads and make smaller more intricate with varied design elements. On the top you can clearly see what your doing, change and add things more easily.
@@OlsjonaEmbroidery thank you. It’s fascinating to watch you work. I’ve never heard of this style of embroidery. Is it very old?
Thank You! Yes its an ancient technique, think its as early as the 16th century from India. But later developed in France during the 18th century where it became known as Tambour/Luneville Embroidery. Its commonly used in couture fashion like Chanel, Dior etc..
As someone just about to get started down this rabbit hole… is there a benefit to beading one way or the other? Are there situations where each would be more suitable or is it just a personal preference?
Both techniques are good for different reasons.
The bottom technique is faster because you dont have to keep loading your hook with beads. The thread is also less visible.
For the top technique you can easily change up the beads or sequins you are using and its easier to see what your beading.
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Hola podrían decirme cuál es el hilo que mejor se utiliza?
For beginners fil a gant is best and viscose/rayon machine embroidery thread. Links for thread supplies are in the description
What is the advantage of beading from the backside?
Its faster, i recommend it if you are doing continuous lines of the same beads
Dónde puedo comprar el crochet y las agujas, o como las pido?
All the links are in the description. you can find it on amazon, linktr.ee/olsjona
Cual aguja es la que utilizas?
Its a Tambour hook, size 70 hook. Links are in the description
Can this be done on any material?
Yes it can, but I wouldn’t recommend stretchy fabrics
I tried but it snags with the thread not the fabric when I'm pulling it back up, maybe I'm using the wrong thread?
Its hard to say what you’re doing wrong without seeing. But maybe try a different thread or try it with a bigger hook size and see if thats better. Also make sure to keep the tension of the thread .
Embroidery thread is what you need, the very thin one that is placed into embroidery machines will do the trick! It’s sold on a spool so you get a decent amount of thread for projects.
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Dónde puedo comprarla
Links are in the description
Can you please taught us thread embroidery
Lesson 9 of the series teaches threadwork with tambour
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what fabrics is that?
Organza
Cómo se llama su aguja
Tambour Hook, link is in the description
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بجد هذا الشغل لرائع ولكن ارجو ان تكون هناك ترجمه للغه العربيه
Thank you! Sorry i don’t know Arabic and don’t have the money for a translator at the moment
Intha oosi evalo sis
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