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I've never seen this technique before. It’s gorgeous! It's called tambour (or Luneville) embroidery and uses a tiny hook instead of a needle to create super fast chain-stitch work. It started in 18th‑century France, and later became a foundation technique for Haute Couture houses like Chanel and Dior. Here’s... show more

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