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Peyote stitch links

chain

Use a favorite stitch to make a trendy piece of jewelry

Large links of chain seem to be everywhere in fashion

lately, and here’s an interesting way to stitch them. Work

around the circumference of a ring of beads as if making a

wheel. Then do it again from the same base row. Sew the

two halves together to form sturdy circular and oval links.

You can dramatically change the look of this

piece by choosing seed beads in different

sizes and colors.

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form an intricate

step by step

[3] Work an increase in the

next round by picking up

two As instead of one in

every other stitch (c–d) .

[4] Work the next round,

using one A per stitch and

sewing through both increase

beads on the previous round

(d–e and photo a) .

[5] Set aside the working

thread, and thread a needle

on the tail. Work two rounds

of peyote off the first row,

remembering to step up

(photo b) .

[6] Repeat steps 3 and 4,

making sure the increases

match the increases on the

existing rounds (photo c) .

[7] With the thread exiting a

single A on the last round,

pick up two As, and sew

through the next single A on

the opposite edge (figure 2,

a–b) . Pick up one A, and sew

through the next single A on

the opposite edge (b–c and

photo d) .

[8] Continue around the

ring until you reach the first

As added in step 7. Sew

through them, and continue,

sewing through the As

opposite the ones you sewed

through in the last round.

[9] Secure the tails using

half-hitch knots (Basics)

between beads. Make six

circular links.

Materials

bracelet 8 in. (20cm)

• 66–8mmroundgemstone

beads

• 123mmbiconecrystals

• size110Japaneseseed

beads

30gcolorA

30gcolorB

• NymoB

• beadingneedles,#13

Circular link

Beads in the photos and

illustrations are shown in

several colors for clarity.

[1] On 2 yd. (1.8m) of

thread, center 40 color A

11 0 seed beads. Tie the beads

into a ring with a square

knot (Basics, p. 140). Sew

through the next A

(figure 1, a–b) .

[2] Work in peyote stitch

(Basics) by picking up an A,

skipping an A on the ring,

and sewing through the next

A. Continue until you get

back to the first A in this step.

Sew through the A to step up

to the next round (b–c) .

earrings

• 44mmpearls

• 26mmroundcrystals

• 5g150Japaneseseed

beads

• NymoB

• beadingneedles,#13

• 24mmsolderedjumprings

• pairofearringfindings

• chainnosepliers

[ a ]

[ b ]

[ c ]

[ d ]

figure 1

figure 2

figure 3

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[1 ] On 2 yd. of thread,

make a flat, odd-count

peyote strip 21 As long and

six rows wide (Basics and

figure 3 ).

[2] Sew the first row to the

last row by zipping up the

edge beads (Basics).

Then, sew around the

outside edge of the second

link to a single bead on the

opposite side. Connect the

remaining links in the same

manner. Connect the toggle

to the end link.

a 4mm pearl, a 6mm round

crystal, a 4mm pearl, a

15 0 , and a 4mm soldered

jump ring.

[3] Sew back through the

beads and through the bead

on the link where you

started. Reinforce with a

second thread path, tie a few

half-hitch knots between

beads, and trim the tails.

[4] Open the earring

finding, and slide the

soldered jump ring into it.

Close the finding (photo g) .

[5] Make a second earring

to match the first. w

Oval link

Make oval links in the same

manner as the circular links,

with the following changes:

Pick up 52 color B 11 0 s

instead of 40 As. Sew

through two circular links

before tying the beads into

a ring (photo f) . Refer to

figure 4 for the increases

and bead counts.

[ e ]

Connecting the links

[1] Secure a 2-yd. length of

thread in the first ring, and

exit one of the single edge

beads from step 7 of the

circular link.

[2] Pick up a 3mm bicone

crystal, a 6mm gemstone,

and a 3mm crystal. Sew

through a corresponding

bead on a second chain link,

back through the beads just

added, and back into the

bead from step 1 (photo e) .

[3] Retrace the thread path

to secure the connection.

You can contact Maiko

Kage at 1474-6 Nakasho

Izumisano-shi Osaka

5980002 Japan, rosette_c@

hotmail.com, or visit her

website at homepage3.nifty

.com/thebeadmilkyway.

[ f ]

Earrings

[1] Make a circular link

using 15 0 seed beads, but

don’t trim one of the tails.

[2] With the tail exiting

an outer edge bead, pick up

[ g ]

EdiTOr’s nOTE:

If you prefer a more

delicate bracelet, use 150

Japanese seed beads for

the circular and oval links.

Use a 4mm gemstone

bead instead of a 6mm to

connect the circular links.

figure 4

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