This tutorial from The Potomac Bead Company shows you how to make a tubular SuperDuo snakeskin bracelet using peyote stitch. This is the second of two methods of making the bracelet. In the other (see the other video), you would use the traditional tubular peyote method. For this, you use standard peyote stitch, then seem the edges together. This method shows less thread, and direction that the superduo beads face.
Start by threading an even number of SuperDuo beads (about 7 inches long) for the bracelet's length.
Use a traditional peyote method, adding 11/0 seed beads at the ends for a clean finish.
Continue adding rows to build the width, ensuring an odd count for proper closure.
Round out the bracelet by sewing up the empty holes of the SuperDuos on the opposite side.
Finish by adding clasps or a button for closure, sewing through seed beads for attachment.
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Item Description
This tutorial from The Potomac Bead Company shows you how to make a tubular SuperDuo snakeskin bracelet using peyote stitch. This is the second of two methods of making the bracelet. In the other (see the other video), you would use the traditional tubular peyote method. For this, you use standard peyote stitch, then seem the edges together. This method shows less thread, and direction that the superduo beads face.
Designer's Material List
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
SuperDuo Beads (Jet Picasso color)
Seed Beads (11/0)
Size 10 English Beading Needle
Wildfire Beading Thread (0.006" or 0.008")
Project Steps
Start by threading an even number of SuperDuo beads (about 7 inches long) for the bracelet's length.
Use a traditional peyote method, adding 11/0 seed beads at the ends for a clean finish.
Continue adding rows to build the width, ensuring an odd count for proper closure.
Round out the bracelet by sewing up the empty holes of the SuperDuos on the opposite side.
Finish by adding clasps or a button for closure, sewing through seed beads for attachment.
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