Introduction to Luneville Embroidery
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Before You Start

Hello and Welcome!
Materials and Tools You Need for the Course
Overview of Embroidery Frames
Overview of Materials
How to Use a Spinner to String Beads and Sequins
Preparing Your Hook and Frame

How to Stretch Silk Organza on a Frame for Embroidery
How to Transfer an Embroidery Pattern to Fabric Using Simple Tools
Train Your Hand Before Stitching: Essential Hook Practice for Beginners
Stitches You Should Master

Starting a Thread: Luneville Knot Technique
Making a Chain Stitch
Ending Knot
Practicing Right Angles
Soon: Circle. Closed loop
Practicing the Pull-Back Stitch
Soon: Spiral with metallic threads
Filling Stitch
Soon: Beads
Soon: Sequins "In a river"
Your Final Project

01. Chain Stitch Contours
02. Beaded Contours
03. Stitching with Bugle Beads
04. Adding Dimension with Seed Beads
05. Working with Hex Beads
06. Filling Decorative Elements
07. Sequins
And we’re done!
Your One-hour Coaching Session
Helpful Extras

How to Tidy Up Thread Ends
How to Finish and Stabilise Your Embroidery

Before You Start

What supplies and materials you will need, if you are just starting Luneville Embroidery

5 Lessons