In this DIY jewelry-making tutorial, learn how to create a Peyote Beaded Bead Cover to transform a 14 mm wooden bead into a stunning 20 mm beaded bead, perfect for necklaces and other beaded accessories. Follow the easy, step-by-step instructions, using size 11/0 and 15/0 seed beads, a wooden bead, and a size 10 beading needle. The tutorial showcases the Peyote stitch technique, making it beginner-friendly and customizable in color and pattern. Elevate your jewelry designs with this fun and creative bead cover!
Miyuki Seed Beads - Opaque Turquoise Green 11/0, ~1 gram
Miyuki Seed Beads - Opaque Light Mint 11/0, ~1 gram
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Quick Project Steps
Prepare the base: String 12 11/0 seed beads onto your beading thread and tie them in a loop. Secure with a stop bead.
Start Peyote Stitch: Pick up two beads, skip one on the base row, and thread through the next bead. Repeat until you complete the circle.
Add more rows: Continue adding rows using different colors for ease. With each row, skip beads and thread through alternating beads to build the bead cover.
Secure the sides: As the cover grows, it will start to form around the wooden bead. Tighten your stitching as you progress.
Finish the top and bottom: Cinch in the beads at the end of your cover to securely wrap the bead inside.
Weave and secure: Once the bead cover is fully formed, weave in and secure your thread, cutting off any excess.
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In this DIY jewelry-making tutorial, learn how to create a Peyote Beaded Bead Cover to transform a 14 mm wooden bead into a stunning 20 mm beaded bead, perfect for necklaces and other beaded accessories. Follow the easy, step-by-step instructions, using size 11/0 and 15/0 seed beads, a wooden bead, and a size 10 beading needle. The tutorial showcases the Peyote stitch technique, making it beginner-friendly and customizable in color and pattern. Elevate your jewelry designs with this fun and creative bead cover!
Miyuki Seed Beads - Opaque Turquoise Green 11/0, ~1 gram
Miyuki Seed Beads - Opaque Light Mint 11/0, ~1 gram
Project Steps
Prepare the base: String 12 11/0 seed beads onto your beading thread and tie them in a loop. Secure with a stop bead.
Start Peyote Stitch: Pick up two beads, skip one on the base row, and thread through the next bead. Repeat until you complete the circle.
Add more rows: Continue adding rows using different colors for ease. With each row, skip beads and thread through alternating beads to build the bead cover.
Secure the sides: As the cover grows, it will start to form around the wooden bead. Tighten your stitching as you progress.
Finish the top and bottom: Cinch in the beads at the end of your cover to securely wrap the bead inside.
Weave and secure: Once the bead cover is fully formed, weave in and secure your thread, cutting off any excess.
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