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Various Embroidery Needles for a Perfect Embroidery Project

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Embroidery needle is an essential tool to start any embroidery project. Embroidery needles are of different types and each embroidery needle is made for a specific task. Therefore, you must understand this blog to choose the perfect needle for your embroidery project. Now let us know about different types of embroidery needles: 1. Aari Needles: The aari embroidery work is done by the aari needle . Aari embroidery is a form of embroidery art done on fabric with beads, threads and sequins. Aari embroidery work is the most popular embroidery form in the world. Aari needles are made of iron and wooden handles. During the use of aari needle, you have to keep one hand on the fabric with needle which has beads or other material and other hand beneath the fabric. Handmade aari needles are available at wholesale prices only on our online embroidery tools store. We also have a special combo pack of aari needles. How to use aari needles @ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MRMP3Mk3VGY&t=4...

Aari Work Material Online at Wholesale Prices

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Aari Work is cherished and loved by using designers all of the over the world. The aari work is carried out with a tool called aari needle. Various beautiful designs and patterns can easily be created with this tool. There are so many other tools and embellishments you are going to need when you are doing aari work. Let’s discuss all of them one by one: 1) Maggam  Embroidery Frame The first tool you are going to need when starting with aari embroidery is Aari Embroidery cot. This aari frame cot enables you to use both your hand while doing the embroidery work. There are many other frames that you can find like slate embroidery frame and 360-degree rotation height adjustable frame. 2)  Aari Needle :  As I discussed earlier, the tool that is required to create beautiful designs and pattern on fabric is aari needle. There are various types of aari hooks available and you can choose the one as per the work you are going to do. If you are beginner you can t...

Aari Work Materials Online at Wholesale Prices

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Aari Work is loved and adored by designers all the over the world. The delicate work and beautiful designs make it so much more likable. This embroidery art form originated in India during the Mughal rule and gradually it spread all over the world. You can see aari work on couture wear, wedding wear, army badges, etc. Now, if you are a beginner you will need a set of aari  embroidery tools  that you will need for doing embroidery work. 1) Maggam Embroidery Frame Aari Embroidery cot is the first tool that you are going to need when starting with embroidery. Aari work requires that you use both hands while doing embroidery. There are various types of embroidery frames like slate  embroidery frame  and 360-degree rotation height adjustable frame that you can use. 2) Aari Needles:  The next tool is the needles. The needles that are used for aari work are known as  a ari needle . They are thin needles that have a hook at one end which is used to gr...

Embroidery Needles Online Sale

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Embroidery Needles types, quality, uses, price etc. in this blog, I will try to answer your entire questions related to the most important embroidery tool. There are many types of  embroidery needle  and each needle or hook has a specific purpose. So, choose the needle according to your work type. Aari Embroidery Needles:-  These are used for Aari embroidery work, which is an ancient embroidery art form that you do with sequins, beads, threads etc on a stretch fabric on wooden frame . The needles are made from Iron with a wooden handle. You keep your one hand above the fabric with needle which has sequins, beads etc and one hand below the fabric with which you put thread on the tip of the needle when the needle come through the fabric. The price is Rs50 for 5 Aari needles. To know more about different use of Aari hooks, please check our video below https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MRMP3Mk3VGY&t=415s   Zardosi Needle:-  These are basically used f...

How to Choose the Perfect Aari Needle for Embroidery Work

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Aari embroidery work is a very popular art form which is in existence since the Mughal era. The way this embroidery art has made its way in the couture industry is beyond words. Every designer uses this art in their couture dresses as the work done with this symbolizes royalty and nobility. There are various types of embroidery needles that are used for doing this aari embroidery work. The needle that is used for doing this embroidery is called aari needle. This intricate embroidery with skill and practice also require the right kind of aari needle (aka embroidery hook) to achieve great results. They come in so many varieties so it might sometimes get a little confusing to choose the right needle. Say for example you want to do beadwork or sequins work or thread work, there are different needles for all the above purposes. So, if you are confused with which needle to choose when you are doing aari embroidery work then you can follow up this guide which will help you to ...

Embroidery Needle That Gained Popularity All Over the World

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Who doesn’t love the intricate work of aari embroidery? Aari embroidery is a timeless craft that originated in India and was explicitly used to embellish the royal attire. Gradually, this art traveled all over the world and became triumph in the world of embroidery. Since then the embroidery world has changed for good and this precise art became the first choice of a designer when it came to designing couture wears. With this embroidery, the simple yet the major part of embroidery that gained popularity were Aari Embroidery Needles . This needle has a hook at the tip which is used to pull the thread up from the wrong side of the fabric; hence the name embroidery hook is synonymously used for this needle. Using various stitch, intricate patterns and designs can be created easily. The most prominently used thread in this embroidery is Zari thread and the other is Silk Threads. There are also specially designed thin aari needles that are used for bead, sequins, French wire,...

Types of Aari Needles used for Hand Embroidery

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     What is an Aari Needle?        Aari Needle (aka Hook)  is a handmade needle with a sharp pointy hook at one end. It is used for doing embroidery on fabrics. This needle comes in various styles. Let’s explore together the difference between each style of these needles and how they are used:      1)    Needles for Bead and Sequins Embroidery Work       Style A:  This needle is thin and consistent in size. It has a wooden handle which makes it easy and comfortable to use with hands. It has approximately 1.5 inches long iron needle which makes sequins or bead embroidery work really fast as more  beads  and  sequins  can be added to the needle in a single round. Style B:  This needle is similar to Style A needle, it is also thin and consistent in size. The only difference is the size of the needle; this needle is smaller than the Style A needle. It has appro...

How Aari Knots prevent Beading and Embroidery from Unravelling

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Aari Embroidery Work is a creative hand embroidery art form that used by embroiderers to create beautiful designs on fabric with the help of hook-like needle known as Aari Needle (aka Embroidery Needles and Embroidery Hooks).  This embroidery work originated from the lanes of Uttar Pradesh, India. Aari Embroidery has proven to be a timeless skill over time and seen mainly in Sarees, suits, clutches, appliques and couture wear. Know all about different types of Aari Needles here. One of the popular and much-used materials in aari work is zari metallic thread . Various stitches make this work much more interesting. However, for beginners sometimes it gets difficult to learn how to make end knot and how to do the finest work that does not unravel even if the thread breaks.  We have received so many queries from people asking about how to end chain stitch or markan stitch with aari needle. Therefore, in this article, I will show you how to end Aari Stitch, what is...