Learn how to do Odd Count Flat Peyote Stitch - a Beading Stitch Tutorial Video
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- čas přidán 9. 07. 2020
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Skill Level: Intermediate Beginner Bead Weaving
Learn Odd Count Flat Peyote! Find out the how's and why's as well as some helpful tips and tricks!
(It will be helpful to know EVEN count flat Peyote first which you can review here: • Even Count Flat Peyote... ) - Jak na to + styl
I always turn to your videos when I need help with a project or stitch. Not only do you show me step by step, but you explain exactly how to do it. Thanks so much!
You are so welcome! 💖
Love this idea!!
So glad!
Very clear and understandable!
Glad you think so!
Love it !!!
Thank you for watching!
I had the computer sound at 100% and CZcams sound at 100% and you still kept fading out. Thank you for the tutorial and the explanations.
Hmm sorry to hear that Frances! Audio works fine on my end all the way through.
Sorry to hear that Frances. Do you have external speakers? You might need to adjust those too. Otherwise, can you try to watch on a pad or phone? 💖
@@EurekaCrystalBeads no, that was the only video that did that. (and only that video, not others that you have done.)
Same here...no other videos did that but this one did. No worries though!
I don't see where using the thread bridge creates more thread than the way you did by going through the bead on the turn around...because when you come back up you are still carrying the thread to the next bead. I always use the thread bridge method and so far it has worked well. I think I like the method you use for extra strength in those beads but then the other end gets short changed, right? LOL!! Great video, love your beads, awaiting my new shipment!
Awesome video instructions! You were right...once you get the hang of it, it's easy! You're video has helped me start to make my second peyote bracelet. Thank you so much for the great video!
Great to hear!
A peyote tip. When you start the third row, square stitch that bead on, then continue. It locks that bead into place and it won’t slide around.
Great tip!!!
Nice!