This video tutorial from Potomac Bead Company designer & co-founder Allie Buchman teaches you how to use peyote stitch to make this bracelet using 3-hole RounTrio beads. RounTrio beads have both a smooth and faceted option. You will enjoy designing with RounTrio beads because they work incredibly well for peyote with the two holes, and the third hole gives even more flexibility.
3-hole RounTrio beads (both smooth and faceted options)
15/0 seed beads in Crystal Apricot color
Size 10 needle (Pony brand)
.006 green wildfire thread
Super new glue
Thread burner (Thread Zap II)
Slip and snip pliers
Bead mat
Magic wine PC button (for the clasp)
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Quick Project Steps
Prepare Your Materials: Gather all materials and tools listed.
Start with a Stop Bead: Thread your needle and attach a stop bead to begin.
Laying the Foundation: Start the peyote stitch by adding RounTrio beads and 15/0 seed beads following the pattern.
Building the Pattern: Continue the peyote stitch, alternating between the RounTrio beads and 15/0 seed beads to create the zigzag pattern.
Adding the Clasp: Once you've reached the desired length, add the button clasp using 15/0 seed beads.
Finishing Touches: Secure the thread with knots and trim any excess. Add a loop for the button clasp to complete your bracelet.
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Item Description
This video tutorial from Potomac Bead Company designer & co-founder Allie Buchman teaches you how to use peyote stitch to make this bracelet using 3-hole RounTrio beads. RounTrio beads have both a smooth and faceted option. You will enjoy designing with RounTrio beads because they work incredibly well for peyote with the two holes, and the third hole gives even more flexibility.
Designer's Material List
The Designer’s suggested colors and materials:
3-hole RounTrio beads (both smooth and faceted options)
15/0 seed beads in Crystal Apricot color
Size 10 needle (Pony brand)
.006 green wildfire thread
Super new glue
Thread burner (Thread Zap II)
Slip and snip pliers
Bead mat
Magic wine PC button (for the clasp)
Project Steps
Prepare Your Materials: Gather all materials and tools listed.
Start with a Stop Bead: Thread your needle and attach a stop bead to begin.
Laying the Foundation: Start the peyote stitch by adding RounTrio beads and 15/0 seed beads following the pattern.
Building the Pattern: Continue the peyote stitch, alternating between the RounTrio beads and 15/0 seed beads to create the zigzag pattern.
Adding the Clasp: Once you've reached the desired length, add the button clasp using 15/0 seed beads.
Finishing Touches: Secure the thread with knots and trim any excess. Add a loop for the button clasp to complete your bracelet.
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