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What is a Tambour or Luneville hook?

31. August 2022
Glossary
Iby.Lippold

A luneville or tambour crochet is a tool used in French Haute Couture Embroidery to make beautiful bead work, sequins embroidery, as well as decorative chain stitch embroidery called tambour work.

The luneville hook has a small sharp bent tip similar to a crochet hook and a wooden handle.

The needle should be changed depending on the density of the fabric and the thickness of the thread. Therefore, acquiring a tool that includes needles in different sizes is a wise investment.

 

The tambour hook is punched through a tightly stretched fabric to catch a beaded fil-a-gant thread from beneath and draw it up, creating a chain stitch.

The embroidery is worked from the back of the fabric.

 


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