Your guide for beginners and advanced users - the right tufting machine makes all the difference. Everything you need to know about tufting machines: from classic entry-level models such as the AK-I and AK-II to innovative all-rounders such as the AK-Duo and the quiet AK-V. We also reveal what you should look out for when buying to avoid cheap copies and enjoy tufting in the long term.
Discover the differences between our tufting courses! Whether it's a taster course or a full-day course, at Tuftinglove you can experience creative carpet tufting without any prior knowledge. Design wall hangings, rugs or coasters and learn how to use professional tufting machines. Choose from a variety of designs and yarns. Courses in Zurich, Bern, St. Gallen and Aarau. Perfect for beginners and creatives!
Find out everything about the expansion of our tufting studio and how we are creating more space for creative freedom! In this blog post, we share the highlights of our studio renovation to meet the increasing demand for tufting courses and open studio access. Read how we are offering the ultimate tufting experience in Switzerland with additional space, more storage and new work areas. Perfect for anyone who wants to live out their passion for tufting!
In this blog, you will learn what materials you need to get started with tufting. For your first tufting project, you need a good tufting machine like the AK-I, a sturdy frame with stretched tufting fabric, yarn on cones, waterproof adhesive and a suitable backing. Accessories such as a clipper and thread cutters make working with tufting easier and more precise.
Tufting is a technique used to provide textile surfaces with pile and is used to make carpets, upholstery and much more. Jenni from Tuftinglove explains how the tufting machine works, the types of tufting such as cut and loop pile, as well as the origin and history of this versatile craftsmanship.
On November 10, Tuftinglove will open its doors in Suhr. Experience exciting tufting demos, test machines, enjoy discounts and take part in the collaborative work.