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[[File:Lace (AM 1962.185-2).jpg|thumb|Lace (AM 1962.185-2)]]Those creating tambour-worked pieces in Britain, both in past-time and in industry for market sale, worked using a circular embroidery frame, adapting techniques from practitioners in India where traditionally tambour-work was created using only the hands.<ref name=":2" /> Later examples of the tambour technique were created using machine, through technological development, with hand-made tambour-work, including tambour lace, being recognised as an artisanal craft.<ref name=":1" /> |
[[File:Lace (AM 1962.185-2).jpg|thumb|Lace (AM 1962.185-2)]]Those creating tambour-worked pieces in Britain, both in past-time and in industry for market sale, worked using a circular embroidery frame, adapting techniques from practitioners in India where traditionally tambour-work was created using only the hands.<ref name=":2" /> Later examples of the tambour technique were created using machine, through technological development, with hand-made tambour-work, including tambour lace, being recognised as an artisanal craft.<ref name=":1" /> |
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Although tambour is often a surface embroidery, it is used in [[Limerick lace]].<ref>{{cite book|title=A Dictionary of Lace|isbn=0-85263-700-4|author=Pat Earnshaw |
Although tambour is often a surface embroidery, it is used in [[Limerick lace]].<ref>{{cite book|title=A Dictionary of Lace|isbn=0-85263-700-4|author=Pat Earnshaw |publisher=Shire Publications}}</ref> |
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== See also == |
== See also == |