I am delighted to welcome Juliet Ferry from Hand and Lock to the barn to teach Tambour Beading. Hand and Lock are expert
practitioners of this embroidery technique popular on international catwalks and seen in shows by designers such as Elie Saab and Oscar De La Renta.
Tambour beading also known as Lunéville or Crochet de Lunéville is a French Haute Couture technique where beads or sequins can be attached to a fabric. The embroidery is done with a special hook working through a fabric stretched tight as a drum.
Over the two days, you will learn how to create a design, set up a full size frame and find out how to work the hook through the fabric without catching and then go on to learn technique.
The hook is included in the cost of the workshop.
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Whether you have previously held a crochet hook, or not, in this two day workshop you will learn how to make two and three dimensional pieces using basic stitches before going on to explore the endless possibilities of how you can use crochet to add texture and three dimensional elements to your work. From absolute beginner to those who want to use their skills in a contemporary way this workshop will be an opportunity for you to see crochet in a new light.
We will work with threads, yarns, wires, and anything else that we think could possibly be crocheted with, the only limit will be your imagination! If you have hooks already then please bring them with you and get to know them through the workshop. There will be hooks available to borrow during the workshop and you will go home with one too!
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