*look away. Look away* I do NOT need another hobby/craft. I do NOT need another hobby/craft. Say it with me people. You know who you are. But it’s so gorgeous! And it looks so fun!! Uuggghhhh For real though, your work is gorgeous and I’m rushing to see your other content. So glad I stumbled onto this video.

Indian artisans work so fast at this that you can't even see thier movements. It's magical, I swear.

The big one compared to the small one is a really good tool to show how it works! Really interesting to see

This is so awesome! I learned to sew, knit and crochet from my mom when I was 6 or 7- that was almost 59 years ago! She worked in the Garment Center of NYC for 50 years and taught me so much over the years, and I eventually became a seamstress and designer doing bridal and so much more. She used to take me to all the shops where she worked and I used to see so many mind blowing gowns and dresses, and when me and my brother were little and they had a Christmas party and played music, me and my brother were dancing on the cutting tables! 😆 The very last company she worked for was Richelue designers where they did the Miss America gowns (those gowns would blow your mind! 😳) and she worked up until she was 80 and one day she had a fainting spell and was taken to the hospital and had to get a pacemaker (funny - I had to get one almost 5 years ago), and she couldn't work anymore. For the next 7 years her health and mind went down hill, and she passed away at 87- 9 months after my dad passed away- that was 26 years ago, they were married 63 years - how I miss those days 😢😞🥀 Oh- and I'm definitely subscribing- greetings from NYC!! 🤩🗽🤗💖🧶🪡🧵🌹

Man, as a Pakistani i always took intricate artistry for granted. Even kids wear such elaborately decorated clothes

omg i have never seen the indian style done, only french, and omg that is so smart, dont need to pre count all the beads perfectly, can adjust what you are doing without completely restarting, wonderful!

As someone who both embroiders and crochets, this is absolute magic.

Wow! I could never wrap my head around how tambour embroidery works, but you explain and show it so well! Thank you for teaching us! 😊❤

That's actually really cool to see in large scale as it really does highlight the painstaking work that goes in to tit. Especially at the smaller scale were that is a lot of fine, hand cramping work!!! Thank you for the demonstration!

Really love the scaled up version for a demo, makes it much easier to see what's going on! Thanks!!

I have seen this done at normal speed and couldn’t figure out how it worked. Your video explains it so simply! Thank you! What a beautiful and fascinating skill!

I crochet, cross stitch, sew etc. I've used beading in all three, before, but have always wanted to try Tambour beading/embroidery. This short just made it seem so much more appealing! Thanks!❤❤❤

Ooooooh!! I’ve been crocheting for over 25 years, and I’ve been wanting to take up embroidery, but I’m gonna look into this!! Amazing!!

I've always thought that embroidery looks beautiful , but I crochet. Now I have ideas because of your video! Thank you!

WOW! Gorgeous. Oh the patience needed for that!

Jesus Christ I cannot have another hobby 😭😭 that looks so beautiful and so much fun to do!

This is so exciting to watch! I'm so glad you showed up in my feed! Beautiful work.

I remember doing these things as a child. With the large beads obviously. It was a ton of fun.

I'm so glad I found you on KZfaq instead of tick tock. It's so much easier for me to keep up here.

Ive seen dresses like this but never knew the name. It is so gorgeous!

Thanks! Seeing the big bead version was really helpful!

This would be cute on top of a quilt in the crazy quilt tradition

Oh my!! That’s gorgeous! You are very talented!

What a terrific demonstration! It’s so hard to see the technical aspects when using the tiny beads so this was perfect! Thanks for sharing 😊

I suddenly have a slew of ideas for some future projects & look forward to whatever you have planned next!

Wow that is BEAUTIFUL! Very cool to see how it's done!

Whoa ... nice explanation! Gorgeous work !

Great visual! Thanks for explaining :) this looks absolutely beautiful and id really like to try it one day (but as another commenter said, i really dont need more hobbies)

What a cool view! I always wondered how that worked :) The pony bead and crochet hook example was so helpful!

Thank you so much for showing how the stitch works 😊

Okay.... I love that you were in my recommended videos. I wish I could afford a new hobby bc this is STUNNING.

We often see noble women in Indian movies do this craft. Very cool stuff

The scaled up version made it so easy to understand! You're super talented, and this was very cool to see.

Thank you for a clear, concise, and understandable explanation of the insane magic I’ve seen happen on other KZfaq’s! Will likely never do this, but I love knowing how it’s done!

Beadwork is amazing! As a vintage textile and clothing fan, i get a lil wrak kneed coming across such beautiful examples of human creativity and skill

Thanks - that was a great visual comparing your beading/embroidery work to the bigger crochet hook and yarn

Oh look, another thing to add to my "crafty skills to learn" list! I already crochet, so this looks relatively easy for me to pick up.

I was taught this in fashion design college but could never wrap my mind around it, until I learned how to crochet. Suddenly it all made sense.

I had always wondered how they got beads on garments like this!! Thank you for the clear and informative video!

I didn’t want to learn more… but now I do! Wow!

gosh I love learning new things especially when its explained in a clear and concise manner with visuals!! you rock 😎

That is absolutely stunning! I also love the quick demonstration on how you did it! And three different ways, from easy to hard mode, showing how refined the process became? I was watching magic happening. 😩👌 Exquisite

I adore this kind of embroidery. It reminds me of the gowns ladies regularly wore in the 1920s and 30s. Then it went out of fashion with the Great Depression and WWII, but made a comeback in the 1950s on sweater sets, blouses and prom gowns. I'd love to see this come back into fashion; it's so feminine! But because of inflation and because this is labor intensive, I don't hold out any hope. 😢 But I will love to watch your videos on it. Thanks for sharing. 😍

wow beautiful

Omg you are so good at demonstrating and capturing the differences ❤ this is so beautiful and amazing 😍

Amazing! At 68 my eyes are too old to do this type of needlework, but what you do is beautiful.

Your creations sing to my soul and fill my heart with joy from the beauty you achieve with your artistic expression! Absolutely fabulous darling! 💓💗😍 ❤☺️

I watch a guy named Dimitri, who does this. It boggled my mind!! And YOU broke it down for me to understand. THANK YOU FOR SAVING!! New sub 👍

Beautiful embroidery and I couldn't even see to do it with bifocals. I admire you for doing such gorgeous work and thanks for the explanation of how tambour embroidery is done.

I’ve been trying to learn this and seriously struggling due to poor eyesight. Your examples with the crochet hook are a game changer for me!! Thank you so much!!!

I never knew what this was called. Thanks for the info.

I am SO ready. Never thought to practice with pony beds and thinner yarn on a larger net first. This could really solve some of my major errors and frustrations.

Thanks for the demonstration. I always thought the beads were sewn on embroidery wise. Large beads and netting for outdoor decor, or fancy window nets seems like a good idea. I should probably go abd lie down until I find another brilliant idea. This artist is having way too many right now. Lol. Beautiful work.

tambour beading was the subject of a whole-ass sewing show i watched on pbs today, and this video finally got me to understand how it’s done.

I have been struggling to do this for a while, thank you for switching up the needle size and beads lol this really helped me to see where I was going wrong.

Like a previous persons post. I dont need another hobby. This is amazing.

I love and appreciate the slow explanation of this. TY! 😍

Thank you for showing this up close and slowly ❤

Thank you thank you! I have always wondered how the devil this worked, because the hook is so tiny that I thought it was just a needle. What a perfect demo! 💜👍

How calming and delightful for everyone to see how this is done. Lovely.

Very impressive demonstration. I had no idea. 😮

I did not know that was done with the same kinda needle as crochet needles!😮 Amazing! Now I know why looking at that dresses gives me a headache.😅 Cos I always saw the amount of work behind them😂

W O W‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️ I always wondered how it was done. I thought it was machine done. Gorgeous‼️‼️‼️‼️

I would go insane doing this tiny monotonous activity. But it's absolutely beautiful! I'm so glad you do it for me to enjoy. Bless you.

Thanks for the explanation. I'm looking forward to seeing more of your videos and the work you do. It's beautiful.

Omg!!! This video was SO amazing!!! I always wondered how they sew on beading!!! I’m a self taught seamstress so I only do minor alterations or hand embroidery this bead work has always seemed interesting and now I want to try it!! Thank you for sharing!!

This IS a beautiful gift. Keep sharing. I love your craft.

Another very talented lady. Gorgeous work. Love the demonstration.

Stunning! I always wondered how that was done. Thank you for sharing.

Wow! I had no idea how intense creating embroidery is! I'm not a fashionable person, lol, but I definitely appreciate the knowledge you dropped✌😎

Beautiful. I’m excited to learn more! Thank you for sharing!!

Wow! That explanation makes it so easy to understand. Thank you. ❤❤❤

Oh this is so much more efficient than the way I learned to embroider with beads, than you for a clear explanation

This is so beautiful, how to feel adorned wearing such a work of art. I have some beautiful Jackets in this style. I loved wearing them pre-COVID19.

I juuuust learned how to crochet. Saw this video you made, now I have a new skill to learn!!! ❤😅

This is incredible work. I am always blown away watching people do something so intricate and tiny. And I immediately want to try it out! Your work is so beautiful and it’s fascinating to learn about different styles.

That is so cool! Those teeny tiny beads are coming OUT OF that hook thingamabobber.. so cool

Using a crochet hook for a demo was genius! Im like everyone else here now.... Fighting the urge to add one more thing to my hobby list lol.... Im already in the middle of crocheting 2 bedsized blankets and a cardigan 😅

i love the larger scale demonstration!!! that’s so cool i love iittt!!! i have most of the materials so i’m definitely going to try this, thankyou for introducing people to this 💗

I have a duster with a type of embroidery on it. It is so beautiful. I never know how someone would put this form of bead work on to fabric. I wish I did when I had to replace some sequins and beads onto an aunt top. It would have saved me a lot of time. It is Awesome.

I could see this being an absolutely _beautiful_ lampshade.

I LOVE this video. What a fantastic way of explaining the different processes. Thank you SO MUCH

Thank you so much for your very clear illustration of these techniques! 😊

So beautiful!! I have never heard of this art form; thank you for sharing how you do this.

That's something I'd learn crocheting for! 😮

I had no idea that was how it worked; how fascinating! Thank you for your clear demo and explanation 🫶

That’s a really neat way to break it down. Subscribed!

Wow! That's amazing! Thank you so much for posting this video.

Wow! And just like that, I have another watching addiction. 👏👏👏👏👏😂

Using the tennis racket for the demonstration really helped

i live in a little village where around lets say over 50 years ago, people were wellknown here for embroideries. i almost started a carreer in designing embroideries 😊 only a few left here but its part of the history. there are still plenty of those old big machines in many big houses left. its somehow fascinating 😊

The smaller needle work reminds me of a sewing machine lol. Actually kinda helps my brain process how sewing machines actually function.

Oh my god the beads on the hook just changed my life ❤

What a fantastic idea for my AP art classes. Thank you for sharing.

M’am, I’m over here making pillows, baby blankets, jewelry, keychains and gift baskets. I’m performing face painting, balloon twisting, glitter tattoos, jewelry making parties and henna art. I started pantry decor & design and I do DIY’s like sanding, staining, shellacking, reupholstering, upcycling, refinishing, restuffing and embellishing furniture, rugs, lamps, lampshades, etc and here you come with a new type of beadwork; to join the chat! 😩🤣

Cool - that was a REALLY good way of showing how it works as well as you explained it really well.

So gorgeous! And the skill level involved is astounding!❤👏👏

I admire the people who have the patience for this 😊

Perfectly brilliant idea to up the scale like that. Tysm, because that really helps me to understand what's really going on

Well, how fun! I learned something new today. I had no idea it was just tiny tiny crochet. You are so talented!!!