Luneville Embroidery Tutorial. Beginner. Module 1. Lesson 3

First interactive online Embroidery School allowing you to master Luneville/Aari Embroidery at your own time and under control of the Tutor. For more information visit slautakristina.wixsite.com/sl... or contact directly via [e-mail].
f you need the pattern for this embroidery www.slautaschool.com/product-...
If you wish to repeat the same embroidery - you may always contact me and purchase the set of materials for it!

[@teresaluna1936]

It has taking me a few months of watching your videos , to acquire all the beads and supplies needed. I am finally ready to start. It has been my dream to be able to do this kind of embroidery, since I saw my grandmother doing it, when I was a little girl. Finally, now 77 yrs old, I will be able to create something beautiful. Thanks so much for sharing your expertise. All my gratitude.

[@slautaschool]

Dear Teresa, your kind words are priceless... thank you..

[@audreyarmelle6318]

Awww bless ya my lovely you truely an inspiration can you share how n wher you gather the raw materials?

[@edithkurashige1483]

Precious art!!! Tanks so much for teaching .

[@shobaneshwari]

Thank you for the clear demonstration. We call this aari work in India. It's a traditional craft.

[@aartheesivaperumalaariwork]

Ss. I am doing it❤❤❤

[@doraopoku3151]

Thank you for the lessons. You are wonderful

[@karenmorgan8074]

Not ever knew how to apply embroidery beads , excellent demo ,thank you so much, will look for tool !

[@shankzblue]

You are the best teacher ever thank you so so much ❤️..

[@Minseluxuryfabricslagos]

U have no idea how much dis tutorial means to me,tnx for making it so simple👏🏻

[@slautaschool]

Dear Stella, thank you very very much for your kind words, I am sincerely glad that you liked my trial tutorials))

[@christinaastreha]

You're great for sharing this with the community! :)

[@priscillagongora8515]

Muchas gracias por compartir su voz es tan dulce y suave que felicidad aprender así!!!

[@luciabelen4277]

Me encanta! Gracias por los subtítulos. Saludos desde Argentina!!

[@AlSchegol]

Thank you for this tutorial!!💐

[@supriyamarwah1515]

Your work is great.Very neat and intricate.

[@faithfriedrich3357]

Thank you. I remember my mother tambour stitching when I was young and my brother and sister were in school. She taught me to make a knot for her and satin stitch on the item she was working on.

[@slautaschool]

Thank you, Friedrich, for your comment. Memories are always living in such things.. 🌸

[@godmomentswithtomi_]

Thank you so much for this tutorial😭😭 !!! God bless you ❤️❤️

[@ismaelmoreno4782]

❤ ¡Gracias! Hermoso proceso, bien explicado ❤

[@jennysalazarmartillo8629]

Saludos desde Ecuador. Tienes unas manos maravillosas!! Excelente video.

[@mariacristinabezerradasilv7415]

Muito lindo ..amei ..parabéns

[@oluonyevictoria9501]

Thanks alot girl. You're the best.

[@reevafdes7919]

Thank you so much dear I wanted to learn this so much much and your tutorial and the way u explain it makes us so easy to learn it thank you very much god bless you

[@slautaschool]

Thank you Very much for your kind words! God Bless you too!!!

[@TheNinanina555]

AMAZING thank you for sharing 💋❤

[@TheSmockerlady]

How fabulous that I have found you after searching for classes on both tambour and aari work. I am ready to set up my frame and start working through your tutorials. Thank you so much for sharing all of your skill with us. May I ask, can you share the type and size of the beads, sequins and threads we should purchase for these exercises. Do you have an online store? Thanks again. You have such a beautiful voice to listen to. Marysia.

[@fritula6200]

This embroidery is special.

[@rashidatorres3105]

Thanks a lot for the demonstrations. I would like from you to show also how you pick the beads. Thanks again.

[@jairam4997]

Fabulous coaching mam tq❤️❤️❤️🙏🙏🙏

[@user-yc8ks9ez9x]

Это прекрасно🌷

[@mahwiyamolaide4864]

I love you and your work. God bless you 😘😘

[@slautaschool]

Thank you so much!!! Thank you thank you thank you!))))))))))))))

[@cristianyanuary6983]

gracias,hermoso canal todo lo explica bien y

[@chrisr7655]

BEUUUUTIFUL HAND ART WORK 👏👏👏👏

[@slautaschool]

Thank you very much)))

[@abimbolabadmus3125]

Beautiful, thank you

[@haniahania]

جميل جدا كم أحب ان أتعلم هذا التطريز شكرا لكي 👏👏👏👏🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿🇩🇿

[@maxsaucier4051]

You’re awesome!!! Thank you!

[@Saba30457]

We call it aari work in pakistan .it has alot of variety in embroidery.

[@zuhranigmanova1137]

Beautiful, thank you. Спасибо большое,мне очень понравился ваш урок.

[@slautaschool]

Спасибо вам!

[@lydiamoukhtari7556]

Thank you for translate and good job

[@diegoalejandrominamancera714]

Muchas gracias por compartir tu conocimiento 🙏😊

[@Ann-j4y]

I have Ben looking everywhere on the net to find how to do do Luneville or Tambour instructions but with little success. Who would have thought that it was right here for free on KZbin. Thank you so very much for taking the time to do this. Can you please tell me a good place to buy sequins and beads and fabric to do this? I would be so thankful.

[@slautaschool]

Hi Sheryl! Thank you for comments - I was thinking how to make Luneville affordable for a larger amount of people guessing that KZbin may catch the right public. Soon I will separate all videos via channels, thus, there will be less confusion between them. With regards to the materials - it depends on your location. I used to buy in France - www.broderieplaisir.com. I am also sure there will be a lot via ebay, amazon, aliexpress or so. However I strongly recommend you making sure you are buying the right hook since in the US they often sell Indian version (with the large thick needle of the hook), but we need the French one (with a small needle). The fabric you may find in any local store - you need soft chiffon or silk - do not purchase anything too expensive at the beginning, start from the middle price and increase the quality of your materials with experience.. If you wish I can send you a full list of online stores operating in Europe via e-mail since it is a picture with the handwriting)) Wish you all the success and pleasure with your first steps!

[@leagunn1054]

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[@ulfatin7549]

thank you very useful tutorial. where can i get the needle used?

[@keerthiasha23]

Good work mam

[@hindhinda8174]

شكرا على الترجمة 😍😍😍

[@sharonmaxwell1817]

This is really great work...First time seeing this..what kind of needles did you use

[@slautaschool]

Hello Sharon! Thank you for your comments) This is the tambour hook, that we also call luneville hook and it is supplied with the various thickness needles that are from very very thin and can fit the smallest beads to the larger needles for the thicker fabrics.

[@danielparedes9272]

Hi where do I buy the punch needle and what’s the name please

[@shmwmlam3953]

Thank you for the great tutorial..From both methods I think I like Indian method. Its gives more flexiblity to add different beads as desired and also you can see what you are working with. Cant wait to try this.

[@slautaschool]

Thank you, my dear, for your kind comments)) Please do not hesitate to contact me for any assistance and at any time)

[@shmwmlam3953]

@@slautaschool thank you. Best ever tutorials I seen. You inspired me so.many ways

[@tabassumkhan244]

Lovely work and the best demonstration. I have seen so many other people doing and giving the instructions but trust me you beat them all. I love this work and tried to learn it but never got it right. The needles which are sold here in U.S.A. have a flap over the needle which gets caught up in the fine cloth. Where can I purchase this needle and what number plus I saw your needle moves both sides but the one l have turns only on one side. I am prescribing too as some thing inside is telling me I will be able to learn from you.Will you guide me..... please.Thanks ❤️

[@slautaschool]

Hello Tabassum! Thank you for your warm words))Certainly, I will help you: you may find those needles and hooks here: www.broderieplaisir.com/en/tools-and-haberdashery/frames-and-luneville-hook.html

[@newyorkhouse]

Loved it! Just one question, is there a specific reason why you can put the beads in the "right" or "wrong" side of the fabric? It's just I've seen videos where they put the beads from underneath and others from the top and it's not quite clear if there is a difference. Thanks! Great video.

[@slautaschool]

Hello Cris)) thank you for your questions! The major reason is that sometimes you may have very complicated patterns where you need to use various colors or sizes of the beads\sequins and it would be too difficult to embroider from the underneath - this is why it is good to practice both methods on the simpliest pattern first...

[@newyorkhouse]

@@slautaschool Thanks so much! I'll have to try both then, haha.

[@embroiderymaroc]

الله بارك

[@Artsnzari]

Good work

[@karinaacosta457]

Donde lo consigo quiero comprar .

[@vinijohnson4695]

This film is telling us what to do on top of the fabric but not underneath. How many times are you going around the needle underneath?

[@cheryllavigne-raymond2466]

What material can you use doing this technique?

[@marguerite_21]

❤

[@mihaelapinter4281]

😍😍😍😍👏👏👏👏👏

[@lulucarvajal9770]

Hermoso trabajo gracias x enseñar como se realiza gracias

[@CandyHeartLolipop]

Can i ask what type of fabric is typically use for this specifically those sheer ones?

[@mathonline.raghdakasim]

Tulle

[@franciscacabralaguilera7948]

Mencantaaaaa👍

[@Lageogeo15]

hi thank you for these amazing classes..... i would like to know.... for the french method do you feed the bead in the needle or you feed the bead and hook the thread after the bead....it's not very clear

[@slautaschool]

Thank you, Sarah, for your question: I supply a bead (I do not put the needle of the hook thru this bead) and bind it. This is similar to crochet. Try to watch some more videos, you will understand the principle better))

[@loraineleuschke4186]

SlautaSchool o

[@moymonsingamaiya]

Thank you for tutorial

[@utpalagoswami4273]

Very nice, where we can buy this type of needle? Please give information

[@hattonpraveinaa]

😍This is "Aari work" 🤗

[@54321Judith]

Beautiful work! Where can I purchase one of those embroidery needles? Thank you!🌸

[@slautaschool]

Thank you! www.broderieplaisir.com/en/tools-and-haberdashery.html

[@singmysong1167]

@@slautaschool ...please..how much is total of 14.95 foreign currency into American dollars?

[@slautaschool]

@@singmysong1167 if you mean Euros it would be 16.30 USD - as per today's google results)))

[@LRV9016]

El material que usa le llamamos Tul o velo de novia 👰 Y no creo que vendan la aguja especial.. veré cómo utilizar mis agujas Súper finas . Gracias por compartir 👍🏻

[@susithra7185]

How can I buy this needle ? Is there any online website to buy this needle?

[@veraxanthe7256]

are there any tips or things i should know before a lefty tries this? i am left handed.

[@anieub1293]

This is beautiful. Can this be done on any kind of fabric?

[@slautaschool]

yes, absolutely any type of fabric

[@luisflores2874]

Wonderful

[@annyeongnaya808]

Hi, what do you call the “net” you used as base?

[@sterlingross919]

It’s organza. Most likely silk, which is naturally strong.

[@xiomararodriguez1629]

Very good

[@fatmabendana5011]

Excellent

[@sararahman5696]

thank you so much

[@boulakhrasboultif1987]

راع جميل جدا جدا في غيات الجمال.

[@lourdesbravo8962]

Thank you for you tutorial. Please let me know what tread can use?

[@slautaschool]

My pleasure Lourdes! I use a regular metal threads

[@lourdesbravo8962]

@@slautaschool thank you

[@user-bv3cz6gf9i]

روعه ماشاءالله تبارك الله

[@slautaschool]

Спасибо))))))))))))))

[@rkiaboussalem62]

Think you very much

[@slautaschool]

My Pleasure! If you wish to learn online do not hesitate to contact me via [e-mail] - it is totally free)

[@slautaschool]

Girls! If you wish to try, I have recently updated my website and all lessons are now structured: you may pick up your level - Basic, Advanced or Professional, and follow the lessons. I am always there if you need advise or comment. Just try)) www.slautaschool.com/kopiya-gallereya?lang=en

[@singmysong1167]

@@slautaschool ...thank you, Kristina!

[@easycollection7050]

🙂

[@jaquelinagome0]

que pacienciaaaa

[@samahsamah2813]

Tankyo 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗😍😍😍😍

[@benzinalunabluedevil5259]

do you use number 72 everytime??

[@slautaschool]

Yes, I prefer it and in the videos is 70))

[@shankzblue]

Excellent Work Where did you buy this needle? ... I Wondered.. I wanna learn this from you ... I want to buy the needle & materials... Thank you very much for teaching this to us❤️

[@slautaschool]

Hello! Thank you for your kind comment! You may find all the needed materials here www.broderieplaisir.com/en/tools-and-haberdashery/frames-and-luneville-hook.html or here www.slautaschool.com

[@lindalworkman2150]

Where do you get them kind of needles I have been doing embroidery for since I was 13 and I'm in my 50s now

[@lindalworkman2150]

So where can I get one of the needles and how much would it cost to get one cuz I'm very interested in it

[@slautaschool]

Hello Linda! You may try to look for them via www.broderieplaisir.com/en/tools-and-haberdashery.html

[@lindalworkman2150]

Thank you so much

[@ashelisecu6055]

How will we order this needle ? Please help i want to buy it .

[@lilianvega5169]

My needle hooks me a lot on the fabric. what am I doing wrong? Thank you

[@user-ql5yz7wr9g]

Вытаскивая иглу, не забывайте оттягивать ткань в противоположную от крючка (зазубринки на игле) сторону. Так Вы увеличите пространство для прохода иглы и не будете цепляться крючком за ткань.

[@singmysong1167]

@@user-ql5yz7wr9g ...please interpret in English, thanks!

[@abidaspna4421]

I wAnt sari needles set

[@maddalenaannamariadanna4001]

Ciao sono una nuova iscritta italiana sei meravigliosa bravissima 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏mai visto questo ricamo e stupendo l'attrezzo del ricamo come si chiama e dove lo trovo grazie ancora complimenti 😘😘😘

[@moymonsingamaiya]

Nice

[@elizabethj3171]

What is this needle utensil that you're using?

[@slautaschool]

Hello! needle is the German origin, # 70

[@ggghgy791]

جميل

[@idrissiyabentcheikh3939]

Thank you very much i am from ALGERIA where i can find this needle please

[@slautaschool]

You may try from here www.broderieplaisir.com/en/ they have everything for Luneville embroidery!

[@mockingbird3564]

Wow! Not for shaky hands :-D

[@crystalsimpson9104]

Great presentation so where do I find the hook for this

[@slautaschool]

This instrument called the Luneville crochet hook and the needle is # 70.

[@Chams8299-n7u]

Really it’s beautiful work🌹thank you for sharing, liiiiiike👍🏻and subscribe

[@slautaschool]

Thank you Samsilia!

[@nataliag9933]

Thank you for the masterclass! It's the most useful than all I saw! May you translate it to Russian too? Please!🙏

[@slautaschool]

Добрый день! Специально для Вас! kzbin.info/aero/PL-LoCOjyRJifKvhL1b9acnn5BDgj5d4T4

[@norazraable]

Where to buy the niddle??

[@shahjAj]

Hello dear! How is the fabric called? I tried to find it but its quiet hard

[@boulakhrasboultif1987]

راع جميلجدا جداجدا

[@dollyansari4087]

It's call aari ki kadhahi nd it's very easy

[@victoriaolangomez475]

Hola don de se puede comprar la la aguja soy de Cancún o pueden enviarla

[@lak1302]

Beautiful work plz tell where can I buy the tool

[@slautaschool]

Hello! Try to go via aliexpress, but make sure to purchase the needle from the German or French manifacturer

[@fiamamin4762]

لا إله إلا الله محمد رسول الله

[@rishmalashen4952]

Thank you so much. I like to do this so i need your help for it. Im in srilanka.

[@sintasumihar595]

Dimana bli alatnya dek

[@sergioferia6668]

Donde se consigue esa aguja?

[@slautaschool]

Hello! Try here www.broderieplaisir.com/en/tools-and-haberdashery.html

[@alessandracipollini3196]

Scusami visto che lo fa in italiano Ti volevo chiedere ma questi ricami poi si possono applicare ai tessuti? Se si come? Lo spiegherà in un video? Grazie molto belli questi video comunque😃😃