Even If You've Never Held a Hook Before
Tried learning from YouTube, but gave up halfway?
Hook felt impossible to control?
Or maybe you thought: this technique just isn’t for me?
You're not alone. Many people try Luneville embroidery on their own, struggle with the setup or the hook, and decide it’s simply too hard — or worse, that it's not worth the effort.
That’s exactly why I created this course — for people who need a real starting point, not just inspiration.
With clear guidance, proper structure, and support, learning Luneville embroidery becomes not just possible — but genuinely enjoyable.
You’re curious about Luneville embroidery but have zero experience
You’ve tried YouTube videos but still feel lost
You want to work with beads and sequins—but not guess your way through
You prefer learning through clear demos, real explanations, and personal support
How to choose the right tools (and which ones you can skip at first)
How to set up your fabric and frame correctly
How to use the Luneville hook — even if it feels awkward at first
Basic tambour stitch, beads, and sequins
How to fix mistakes and build confidence
How to create a real finished piece using your new skills —not just a practice sample
Here’s a full look at everything you’ll learn and practice inside the course:
This 7-step visual guide breaks down the chain stitch.
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with close-up demos that show exactly how each step works
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so you know what to buy (and what you don’t need right away)
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a dedicated space to connect with others, exchange ideas, and stay inspired as you learn
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you’ll actually complete, not just practice stitching
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get support for your progress inside the private community — ask questions, share updates, and get help when you need it
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to all course materials so you can learn at your own pace and revisit lessons anytime
Handle the Luneville hook with control and confidence
Frame silk organza properly
Understand the difference between tambour and Luneville embroidery (and when to use each)
Stitch on the wrong side of the fabric and work with beads and sequins using the true Luneville technique
Apply your new skills to personal projects, embellishments, or garments
"Nice touch having subtitles, makes it dead easy to keep up."
"I thought the design was beautiful, just right for a little present."
"Really enjoyed the course — easy to follow, and the videos are nice and short."
Learning Luneville embroidery doesn't get easier by waiting.
With the right support, clear steps, and practical tips, you can move past the struggles — and finally enjoy the process of stitching with confidence.
When you join the course, you’ll get:
Immediate access to all lessons
Personal support inside the private online community
Lifetime access to revisit lessons anytime you want
You don’t need more guessing — you need real guidance that fits into your life.
Ready to finally enjoy learning Luneville embroidery?
Who’s Teaching This
MA Textiles
An experienced hand embroidery and textile artist based in Hove, UK. Professionally practicing since 2021, mastering various techniques.
I work with couture and heritage techniques but always teach in a practical, beginner-friendly way. If you’ve ever felt that embroidery wasn’t “for you,” I’d love to prove otherwise.
My motto? If I can do it, you can too.
Take the first step toward mastering Luneville embroidery — at your own pace, with real support.
Let’s make Luneville embroidery finally make sense — for you.
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
A handpicked selection of posts you won’t want to skip
Already Know the Basics?
Take your skills further in my next course: Couture Camellias.
Explore Luneville techniques through a bold, floral design inspired by fashion embroidery.