Location: This course is delivered via Zoom & WhatsApp. Please click here for guides to using Zoom & WhatsApp

Duration: 3 Week Embroidery Course (1 x 2.5 hour session per week for 3 consecutive weeks) 

Date and Time: 26th November - 10th December (6-8.30pm)

Introducing Aari Tambour embroidery through a soft, flowing fish motif. Worked in a calming palette of icy blues, silvers, and  whites, the piece evokes the gentle shimmer of light beneath the surface.

Over this three-week course, you’ll be guided through the essentials of Aari Tambour technique, making it the perfect starting point for beginners. You’ll learn how to handle the tambour hook, build smooth chain stitches, and develop rhythm and control as you work. Each step is carefully demonstrated, allowing you to gain confidence while creating delicate lines and graceful movement within your design.

Set against a light organza, your fish comes to life through flowing stitched lines and subtle embellishment. The simplicity of the composition allows you to focus on mastering technique, while still producing a beautifully refined finished piece.

Important Course Information

- Please check that your email address and shipping address are correct before ordering.

- Read all of the course description information above and the “How the Course Works” information below before booking.

- All courses are non-refundable. If you cannot attend, please let us know as soon as possible and we will try to move you to another course.

- A recording of each course session will be sent to you within one week of the session. You will then be able to download and keep this.

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Taught Techniques 

- Introduction To Tambour Embroidery 

- Aari Tambour Techniques including applying beads and sequins

- Layering sequins 

- Flea Stitch

What You’ll Need to Provide 

- All materials will be sent to you - Course kit materials may vary slightly from those shown in sample imagery, however all alternatives are chosen to closely reflect the intended techniques and final results. 

- Tools needed: 10 inch seat frame (or an equivalent embroidery or slate frame), embroidery scissors