Eternity Ring Tutorial | Learn how to Peyote Stitch | Beaded Ring

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This video will teach you how to do simple Even Count Peyote Stitch and will be a base for all my future peyote stitch tutorials.
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For the ring, I used below materials:
Nymo thread size D
Beading needle size 11 or 10
Miyuki Delica beads size 11/0 - silver colour code is DB0242 and the turquoise colour code is DB0166
Scissors
Stopper bead or 2 pins in case you want to pin your work to the beading mat
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[@Kera.S.]

Thanks for this tutorial! You are a great teacher! I greatly appreciated that you didn't fast forward through most of it like so many other people seem to do. Yours allowed me to actually follow along and understand everything! I have a ring constructed like this that broke and have wanted to repair it, you just saved my favorite jewelry gift! 💙

[@beataluberda7015]

thanks for tutorial you are great teacher :)

[@andrewcuthand5269]

I love it when she says sticky points forever in love

[@jessicabrowning7728]

Beautiful ring! I would like to say you did an excellent job showing this stitch. I love that it stayed in frame the entire time and you explained it very well. Thank you! ❤❤

[@KarasBeads]

Thank you so much!

[@SilentNoMore64]

I would have never thought this. Thank you so much!

[@lindamontes1476]

The matress stich seaming with beads pretty cool.

[@pjd2709]

I think you did a fantastic job showing the peyote stitch. May I suggest you wax your thread with either thread conditioner or beeswax? It not only helps to straighten thread and helps keep beads together, I'm not saying you still wont get tangles but it's not as bad without waxing threads.
Thank you for sharing your beading with us!

[@kamilabutler6383]

it reminds me of my Voicely friends! I adore talking to them in this app))

[@mariaestrada2740]

Thank you, you made it look so easy. ☺

[@IriezonaSunshine]

Thank you for this informative tutorial. You're awesome

[@alwayslivecreatively9069]

I love your work. You are a great teacher. Thank you so much

[@KarasBeads]

You are so welcome!

[@evelinedewaele2153]

Thank you very much for this video! My first ring worked out very well.

[@KarasBeads]

You are welcome 😘

[@marsolais55]

A thanks for the tutorial. The only part that was hard for me to see clearly was hiding the threads. I am sure I will figure it out by just doing it. Look forward to trying this out.

[@KarasBeads]

Next Tuesday, I will be releasing tutorial for CRAW bracelet and I think there you will see better how to make knots and hide thread. Because in peyote, beads are so close to each other you cant really see 😅
Thank you for watching 🙏😊

[@dleona8785]

Thank- you for the tutorial 👏🏼👏🏼👍🏼

[@roseannegibson3343]

Great tutorial

[@littleleaf9608]

Thank you mama so much 😍😍💓

[@chalsartmania5004]

It’s really cute

[@KarasBeads]

Thank you 🙏

[@astrocimen]

Special thanks for impeccable mani!👏😅

[@KarasBeads]

I wish I had time for those now! With 8 month old baby I’m lucky if they are at least filed 😅

[@pegmarmn2587]

You made a very nice video. I like your idea of pinning the start until you can see the pattern emerging. I have had good luck using a thread conditioner or bees wax to avoid tangles.

[@KarasBeads]

Thank you! I will get wax at some point as well 😊

[@KP-nx8lo]

If you have trouble getting your thread to straighten out run it through a flat iron on low very lightly a few times, just be careful not to melt it.

[@janb5010]

How would I make this using two colors instead of one? Would I need a pattern or simply switch the colors on each row as I stitch? Thank you for your tutorials! I love your work!

[@KarasBeads]

I would use 2 different colours on each row, meaning pick up colour A and then Colour B and then A and switch around next row, first B and then A then B and repeat. That way you will end up with stripes 😊

[@IriezonaSunshine]

Hello, why don't you use wax on the thread to keep it straight? I'm just wondering if there's a reason not to use thread conditioner (wax)

[@KarasBeads]

I just don’t like wax. It’s really a matter of choice 😊

[@quiltingbirdie]

Hi. Loved your video. Just a quick question..how much thread should one take for the 11/0 ring? One metre?

[@KarasBeads]

That depends on size of the ring, but a meter sounds about right )
If you end up running out of thread, here is a quick tutorial on how to add extra czcams.com/video/VLxsaZZ37IQ/video.html

[@quiltingbirdie]

Thank you so much for your prompt reply!!

[@salonisalonilodha9659]

Hi , it was amazing 😍😍 . I saw a insta page , she makes the best ring I have ever seen ,using this method , I wanted to make them and came across your video 😍😍. Gonna try them . Can u make others if I send u the pics ??

[@KarasBeads]

Thank you!
Unfortunately, I won’t be able to do that as that would be copying someone’s work 🤪
But please check out my other rings here as you might find something you like
czcams.com/play/PLRzR8GThRn-IIf94zw7IUqyDabSuct2Lp.html

[@salonisalonilodha9659]

@@KarasBeads u r right , but can u please make one using transparent hollow gram rainbow type of beads 😊

[@salonisalonilodha9659]

@@KarasBeads I loved them all 😍😍 , they r fantastic and I can't wait to try them 😁😁, just don't know from where to get the supplies 😭. If I do try will post u 😊

[@KarasBeads]

Check out my shop 😉
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[@kookiiee7938]

does it stay in place or comes it on done ?

[@KarasBeads]

It stays 😊

[@mabelcancino968]

y

[@dianepeter3625]

Looks like 2 pins is a bad idea,1 pin would probably be better.