This tutorial from The Potomac Bead Company demonstrates how to use seed beads to make beaded pyramids that can be used as pendants, bracelets, and more.
Delica beads (sizes 11/0 for the main project and 15/0 for finishing touches)
Beading needle
Beading thread
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Quick Project Steps
Start with a Triangle Base: Using three 11/0 Delica beads, form a triangular base by tying them into a loop with a square knot.
First Row of Herringbone: Add two Delica beads, stitching them next to each base bead to start the herringbone pattern.
Incorporate Peyote Stitch: Fill the spaces between herringbone sections with peyote stitch, alternating colors if desired.
Build the Pyramid: Continue adding layers by alternating between herringbone and peyote stitches, expanding the pyramid.
Finishing Touches: Use smaller 15/0 beads to add a refined edge to the pyramid, stitching them around the final layer.
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This tutorial from The Potomac Bead Company demonstrates how to use seed beads to make beaded pyramids that can be used as pendants, bracelets, and more.
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Delica beads (sizes 11/0 for the main project and 15/0 for finishing touches)
Beading needle
Beading thread
Project Steps
Start with a Triangle Base: Using three 11/0 Delica beads, form a triangular base by tying them into a loop with a square knot.
First Row of Herringbone: Add two Delica beads, stitching them next to each base bead to start the herringbone pattern.
Incorporate Peyote Stitch: Fill the spaces between herringbone sections with peyote stitch, alternating colors if desired.
Build the Pyramid: Continue adding layers by alternating between herringbone and peyote stitches, expanding the pyramid.
Finishing Touches: Use smaller 15/0 beads to add a refined edge to the pyramid, stitching them around the final layer.
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