Our Scarlet crystal color is a ravishing red that is rich and romantic. When used with the perfect Artbeads Designer Seed Bead Blend, it creates a red statement piece you'll wear again and again. Cheri even used the bicones and seed beads to create her clasp.
Work with a comfortable length of thread to start an even-count peyote stitch bracelet by stringing six seed beads from the Artbeads Ruby Red Designer Blend onto your thread. These beads will become the first two rows of three in your peyote stitch bracelet. Follow this color pattern for the beads; one dark red-lined bead, two matte red beads, one dark red-lined bead, and two transparent red beads. Make sure to leave a tail, as additional beads will be added later for your closure. Continue the peyote stitch with the same color pattern until the bracelet is the desired length, keeping in mind the clasp will add about 3/4 of an inch of length. We have 58 beads along both edges of the bracelet. Once you have added all of your beads, with your thread exiting out of the last edge bead, go back through the corresponding bead below the last edge bead (bead 58, as shown in figure 1 of our Cherries Jubilee PDF diagram.
Even Count Peyote Stitch Text Tutorial
Even Count Peyote Stitch Video Tutorial
Cherries Jubilee PDF Diagram
Bead Weaving Basics: Starting, Adding, and Ending Thread
Totally Tubular Beaded Beads
Peyote Stitch Ring Tutorial
Nice choice! All or most of the products needed for this project are shown below with quantities. Sometimes we sell out of components and aren’t able to order more from the manufacturer (we know, it is very disappointing to us, too). Use the opportunity to mix up the design and make it yours by substituting similar products or altering the entire color scheme—it’s up to you!
Our Scarlet crystal color is a ravishing red that is rich and romantic. When used with the perfect Artbeads Designer Seed Bead Blend, it creates a red statement piece you'll wear again and again. Cheri even used the bicones and seed beads to create her clasp.
Work with a comfortable length of thread to start an even-count peyote stitch bracelet by stringing six seed beads from the Artbeads Ruby Red Designer Blend onto your thread. These beads will become the first two rows of three in your peyote stitch bracelet. Follow this color pattern for the beads; one dark red-lined bead, two matte red beads, one dark red-lined bead, and two transparent red beads. Make sure to leave a tail, as additional beads will be added later for your closure. Continue the peyote stitch with the same color pattern until the bracelet is the desired length, keeping in mind the clasp will add about 3/4 of an inch of length. We have 58 beads along both edges of the bracelet. Once you have added all of your beads, with your thread exiting out of the last edge bead, go back through the corresponding bead below the last edge bead (bead 58, as shown in figure 1 of our Cherries Jubilee PDF diagram.
Even Count Peyote Stitch Text Tutorial
Even Count Peyote Stitch Video Tutorial
Cherries Jubilee PDF Diagram
Bead Weaving Basics: Starting, Adding, and Ending Thread
Totally Tubular Beaded Beads
Peyote Stitch Ring Tutorial