Thank you, Linda! I am very glad that this was helpful))

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My pleasure Wanicha)) thank you for your kind words!

My pleasure Sandra))

Thank you very very much)))))

Hello! Thank you for your kind words) With regards to the easiness, it depends.. some of my students find the french method faster, however, in my opinion, if you embroider any particular pattern (and not just the ornament) it is better to see the embroidery from the face side, thus I prefer Indian method. The hook may snag the fabric only in two cases: either the student's hand needs more practice, or the fabric has to be a good one. The right fabric should be between softness and hardness - synthetical chiffon is one of my best choices) Again thank you for the comments, I am happy to assist any question of yours!

Dear Esra, Thank you very much for your comment and your kind interest in this type of embroidery! I am happy to bring some use in these uneasy days.. There is no specific brand for the threads, it is a regular metal thread, however, you need to make sure that the thread is not doubling, otherwise, it is hard to embroider. Enjoy and ask me anything if needed)

Hello!!! I am so grateful for your kind words)) thank you... I always use needle # 70 - this is my choice for all works. And yes, I also prefer the Indian technique, however, the french one is much faster! I wish you all the success and keep in touch if you need advice)

@@slautaschool SlautaSchool I'm very, very excited right now, can't wait to share my work you! But i don't know how to send pictures on youtube... yesterday i have receive d my materials of luneville,and spend whole night to make it!( yes i haven't got to bed till now_(:τ」∠)_) I drew the lily of the valley, but spent the whole night I only finished one of the two leaves. Thanks you for your detailed tutorial and kindful advice！

@@kaori7145 Oh God, I am so happy for you, you cannot even imagine how MUCH! You are very welcome to send me your work via email kristina.slauta@gmail.com! Thank you million times for your support and interest in this technique)))))))

Hello)) Thank you for your kind comments) Be advised that with regards to the spacing everything should be on your eye, it depends on the size of the sequins (if it is 4 mm - apply 2,5 mm stitch, if it is 6mm - 3 mm respectively or even more). There are rules indeed)) Corners: practice making short (1-1,5 mm) securing stitches. Once it is trained - you may fix accurate corners only by applying these short loose stitches. Try to feel the stitches - even though it sounds strange, but later on, you will manage everything according to your intuition. Just needs more time))) Wishing you all the success and always good energy!

@@slautaschool Thank you Kristina. I am using hard tulle as my fabric, the hook snags on the organza. Perhaps this is why i am not getting the best results with my square sequins. I will try again with organza fabric and apply the short loose stitches.

@@feestuart2499 probably you should also check the tension of the fabric since it could also cause this problem..

Make sure you set the hook of the needle in front of the screw 1000% as well as mount the fabric on the frame very-very tight. Then give yourself 1-2 hours of patience and you are ready))

You need a good portfolio of various embroideries showing your skills and sense of taste. Photograph your works and post them in all types of networks. "Your" employer will find you))

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Sure, could you write to me an e-mail with the same questions(Kristina.slauta@gmail.com), I will send you the photographs for everything needed! Thank you)

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Bonjour! Merci pour vos questions! En ce qui concerne l'aiguille, je recommanderais également d'utiliser le # 70. C'est difficile, cependant, si vous essayez de vous y habituer, vous pourrez également effectuer la technique de broderie Indian \ Aari, ce qui serait très bénéfique pour avenir. Les fils métalliques que j'utilise, que j'ai achetés en Russie, et j'ai cherché cette marque partout, mais sans résultats (elle s'appelle Gamma). Ils sont également très fins et conviennent uniquement à l'aiguille # 70. Les fils de Madère ne sont pas mauvais, cependant, essayez de chercher dans les magasins de couture locaux, ils devraient avoir des fils métalliques de toutes sortes (même regardez les énormes bobines, parfois c'est de meilleure qualité que les plus petits).

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Number 70!

Hello Daffy! The instrument is called luneville hook and the needle # 70!

Yes, it is true, Franch technique is mostly for the couture houses, for high fashion where you creat massive costumes!

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