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Two-drop Odd
Count Peyote
Dustin Wedekind
Originally published in
Beadwork
August/September 2005
Two-drop Odd Count Peyote originally published in
Beadwork,
August/September 2005. ©Interweave Press, LLC Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved
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magazine…join the online beading community at BeadingDaily.com
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Dustin Wedekind
Two-drop odd-count peyote sti tch
O
ur beaded tube combines two variations of flat
Materials
Seed beads (A, B, and C)
Beading thread
Tools
Beading needle
Scissors
Size 11°s
peyote stitch: two-drop, which means two beads
Delicas
per stitch, and odd-count, which means an odd number of
Size 15°s
stitches per row and requires a specifi c turn at the end of
Tubes shown actual size
every other row. Using three colors of beads helps you see
how the rows fi t together.
Step 1:
Use a needle with 2' of thread to string 1A. Pass through
the bead again, leaving a 4" tail, then string 2B and 1A seven
times. These beads are the fi rst two rows and will become
staggered when you work the third row. The fi rst bead is a
tension bead, which will keep the beads on the thread while
it allows the beads room to shift.
Row 3:
String 1C and pass back through the last 2B strung (Fig-
ure 1). Repeat for the length of the row. For the last stitch,
string 1C and pass through the fi rst A (Figure 2). This end-
of-row turn places the fourth row on top of the first row
and only works at the beginning—the rest of the rows will
be worked on top of each preceding row.
Row 4:
String 2B and pass through the next A; repeat for the
entire row (Figure 3).
Row 5:
String 1C and pass back through the last 2B strung;
this is an even-count turn. String 1C and pass back through
the next 2B; repeat. For the last stitch, you need to work
an odd-count turn by passing through previous rows in
order to pass back through the last bead of this row: String
1C and pass through the edge A and 2B of the previous
rows; pass back through an adjacent 2B and the last A and
C (Figure 4).
Row 6:
Repeat Row 4.
Row 7:
Repeat Row 5 using A in place of C.
Row 8:
Repeat Rows 4–7 to complete eighteen rows (Figure
5).
Step 2:
Line up the ends of the strip and stitch them together
like a zipper, passing through 2B of one row and 1B of the
other (Figure 6). Tie the tail and working threads together,
then weave them back into the beads; trim.
(
Dustin Wedekind is senior editor of
Beadwork
magazine. If you have seed
bead insights or inquiries, please e-mail beadwork@interweave.com.
Two-drop Odd Count Peyote originally published in
Beadwork,
August/September 2005. ©Interweave Press, LLC Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved
publishers of
Beadwork
magazine…join the online beading community at BeadingDaily.com
Visit
InterweaveStore.com/jewelryprojects
for more great projects!
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Figure 3
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Figure 4
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Figure 5
Tail
Figure 6
Two-drop Odd Count Peyote originally published in
Beadwork,
August/September 2005. ©Interweave Press, LLC Not to be reprinted. All rights reserved
publishers of
Beadwork
magazine…join the online beading community at BeadingDaily.com
Visit
InterweaveStore.com/jewelryprojects
for more great projects!
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