This course solves these challenges by teaching Luneville embroidery techniques on a beautifully designed Camellia-inspired pattern, perfect for wearable art or display.
Want to add couture-worthy embellishments but don’t know where to start?
Need a practical way to integrate embroidery into wearable designs?
Looking for a project that’s more than just simple lines or flat samples?
Want to create a showstopping piece without the guesswork?
Go beyond basic lines and master intricate compositions, including Camellia-inspired designs
Learn how to create compositions that can be applied to garments like a tweed dress—or stand alone as a finished sample
Discover how to blend embroidery seamlessly with modern fashion trends, ensuring professional-level results
A stunning Camellia-inspired embroidery composition designed for tweed garments or display.
An understanding of how to apply embroidery to trendy garments, like a tweed dress.
A practical skill you can apply again—not just in this piece, but in future work.
Don’t want to sew? No problem—you can frame your embroidery as a standalone piece.
Your Gateway to Couture Embroidery Excellence
This program focuses on crafting a unique Camellia-inspired design, offering both a creative challenge and a polished result. Your finished piece can be applied to a tweed dress or showcased as an elegant artwork.
Learn techniques used in haute couture, from intricate beadwork to precise embroidery, designed to elevate your skills beyond basic patterns and flat samples.
This course bridges traditional embroidery and modern fashion by guiding you to integrate your work into a garment. Whether you're creating a wearable masterpiece or experimenting with new applications, your learning feels relevant and rewarding.
Clear video tutorials and downloadable guides break complex techniques into manageable steps. Learn at your own pace and revisit lessons whenever you need.
With exclusive Camellia patterns and sewing recommendations tailored to this project, you’ll have everything you need to create a stunning and functional piece.
MA Textiles
An experienced hand embroidery and textile artist based in Hove, UK. Professionally practicing since 2021, mastering various techniques.
Also a fine artist and visual researcher, exhibiting her works across the UK and internationally.
My goal is to guide you through creating a project that is both artistic and functional, helping you unlock your creative potential with hands-on, actionable techniques.
Detailed guidance for creating the Camellia embroidery composition
Specifically designed to complement tweed garments
Optional tips on how to apply your embroidery to a tweed dress, with a list of recommended patterns (sold separately).
Access to a platform for asking questions and sharing your progress
To get started with this technique, you’ll need a proper Luneville hook — also known as a tambour hook
Many mass-produced versions don’t hold the needle securely, which is why I now stock a small range of EU-made tambour hooks with ash wood handles and brass fittings — the same ones I use in my studio.
Simple, durable choice for daily practice
Elegant carved design with a wand-like look
Bold striped finish for those who prefer a distinctive tool
Grab my free 7-step diagram for tambour chain stitch.
If you’re ready to stop collecting inspiration and start stitching — this course is ready when you are.
And if it feels like your kind of work, I’d love to see what you make with it.
FAQ section
Wondering if this course is right for you? Here are answers to the most common questions people ask before joining.
If you’re still unsure, try starting with my Intro to Luneville Embroidery course. It’s part of the bundle until the end of April — and you’ll know pretty quickly whether this is your kind of work.
This course is for beginners to Luneville, not beginners to embroidery overall. If you’ve stitched before — even with thread and needle — you’ll be able to follow along. It’s detailed, but it’s structured.
You get instant access to all lessons and downloads, and an invite to the private student space where you can ask questions, share progress, or just peek in when you need support.
There’s no deadline. Some people work on it over several weekends, others take longer. The design is broken into clear stages, so you can move at your own pace without getting stuck.
You’ll get a full materials list inside the course, along with tips for sourcing and substitutes. If you're stuck, you can ask in the student community and I’ll personally help guide you.
Yes. You’ll be learning core Luneville techniques that can be reused for florals, trims, textures, or custom embellishments on garments, bags, or art pieces.
Not at all. You’ll get the full pattern and guidance, but there’s room to experiment with colour, material, and how you apply the finished piece (garment, artwork, etc.).
Yes—it helps a lot if you already understand the basics.
This course is not for total beginners. It’s designed for people who’ve either tried Luneville before or are willing to start learning it properly.
If you’ve never used a tambour hook, you’ll get free access to my Intro to Luneville Embroidery course when you enrol (only during April). That way, you can build the foundation first—then come back to Couture Camellias with confidence.
Now Available!
No more struggling to source the perfect sequins — I've prepared a special kit with exactly what you'll need for the Couture Camellias embroidery course.
Conveniently packaged and pre-threaded, these premium-quality sequins simplify your preparation, letting you dive straight into embroidery.
Struggling with the hook?
Never tried Luneville embroidery before?
Start with the Beginner Course to build your confidence — then come back to tackle Couture Camellias with ease.