Tubular Peyote is a Vast Topic
It is going to take more than one little post to cover the variations of Peyote Stitch.
Today, I am going to introduce you to the basics you can build upon.
Later, we will move onto variations such as Dutch and Cellini spirals.
We will wrap up tubular peyote by covering peyote bezels and shapes.
We have a lot to cover, so lets dive right in.
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Tubular Peyote Basics
Size 8/0r 11/0 Round seed beads in at least two colors
A wingspan of Beading thread
Size 10 or smaller Beading Needle
Stop Bead is optional
Today’s lesson is in video form.
I use three colors of 11/0 Seed Beads in the class.
The video provides a flat peyote refresher in the beginning.
Gather your materials and get to know Tubular Peyote stitch basics.
Incidentally, because of the way I used the different colors in this lesson, the bead work comes out as a spiral.
Now that you understand the basics for working Peyote stitch in the tubular form, we are ready to step up our game.
In the next post
The next post in this series will explore creating spirals using the tubular peyote technique.
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