Peyote Stitch Free Tutorial: Tubular and Circular Variations

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Learn how to work in tubular and circular peyote stitch, with some common variations explained. This free tutorial assumes you already know how to work in straight Peyote stitch and also how to make increases, but if you need it, there are also free tutorials on these topics on here. I have put all my teaching and beading experience into creating this great tutorial for you. It took me a few hours to write up. I am very happy for you to benefit from it for free. However, if you would like to support my work, so I can bring you more great beading projects, you also have the choice to do that by making a voluntary donation. Thank you!

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If you are ready to take your Peyote stitch to a new level, you are ready to learn how to work in tubular and circular variations. This Peyote stitch free tutorial will allow you to begin working in three-dimensions. That could be making simple tubular bangles, or getting into more complicated shapes.

Tubular Peyote Stitch

This is the easier of the two variations described in this Peyote stitch free tutorial. You will first learn how tubular Peyote stitch is constructed, including the ‘step up’.

The tutorial also talks about the difference between odd count and even count tubular Peyote stitch. It then goes on to look at the common variation with its very own name: Cellini Spiral.

If you then want to put your skills to the test, you can find a very basic, beginner’s tubular Peyote stitch bangle in this magazine. If you want to try out Cellini spiral, then this bracelet pattern is an option, or how about a necklace, or even some napkin rings?

Circular Peyote Stitch

Once you have mastered tubular Peyote stitch, you will find that circular Peyote stitch works in a very similar way. The only difference is that you will need to make regular increases to give the circle its shape.

This Peyote stitch free tutorial then goes on to talk about how to create different shapes in circular Peyote stitch. So, you will learn all about hexagons, pentagons, triangles and squares. It also makes a great reference tool if you need to make rectangles.

Keep this tutorial handy as you are using these techniques. You can refer back to the basics if you need a reminder, or if you are still learning.

The Peyote stitch free tutorial ends with a brief overview of how circular and tubular Peyote stitch can be combined. This allows you to make three-dimensional shapes. If you want a bit of practice to develop these skills, then you might like to move on to this charm bracelet pattern.

You will also find these skills useful if you want to make projects like my geometric beadwork earrings or the gingerbread house.

You can mix circular and tubular peyote stitch with this toadstool charm and there are plenty of other options here. So go and experiment!

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  1. Thank you for this excellent tutorial. 🙂

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