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July 2007 Beaded Apple Peyote Earrings Pattern

You can find a variety of Free Arts and Craft Project here, including beaded project and other project. This month's project is a Peyote beaded Apple earrings made with Japanese glass seed bead using the odd count peyote stitch. Great as a fashion accessory or as a jewelry gift.

The pictorials are illustrated with spaces between beads for a clearer direction, in the actual beading, there should be no spaces.

Peyote Apple Earring :

What you need:

1)    Glass seed beads size 11/0 (silver white, red and green)
2)    Beading string (0.25mm)
3)    Clamp bead (2 pieces)

Always Remember to pull tight on EVERY STEP.

Step 1:
  • If it's your first try on odd count peyote, see the basic tutorial first.
  • Cut a piece of beading string around 1 meter long.

    Start beading from the middle of the graph.
    This is a horizontal odd count peyote graph.
  • See the pictorial on the right: 
    Start at the left shown by the black line; second row is represented by the blue line.
  • Start with 9 red beads to form row 7 and 8 counting from bottom up, (bead downwards)
    Add 5 red beads - row 6
    Add 4 red beads - row 5
    Add 3 red beads - row 4
    Add 4 red beads - row 3
    Add 3 red beads - row 2
    Add 2 red beads - row 1 (end this end of the string by looping back through the piece)
  • Start upwards - picking up the string or adding a new piece of string on row 8.
    Add 4 red beads - row 9
    Add 5 red beads - row 10
    Add 4 red beads - row 11
    Add 1 red, 1 green and 1 red beads - row 12
    Add 2 green beads - row 13
    Add 2 green beads - row 14
    Add 2 green beads - row 15. (loop the remaining string back to the first green bead added on row 15, string on a clamp bead and make a loop of around 1/2 cm in diameter and clamp the bead close.
  • For decreasing of peyote see: Decreasing Peyote Tutorial

 

Step 2:
  • See the pictorial on the right: 
    Start at the left shown by the black line; second row is represented by the blue line.
  • Start with 9 beads (1 red, 2 silver white, 1 green, 1 silver white, 1 green, 2 silver white, 1 red) to form row 7 and 8 counting from bottom up, (bead downwards)
    Add 1 red bead, 3 silver white beads, 1 red bead - row 6
    Add 1 red bead, 2 silver white beads, 1 red bead - row 5
    Add 3 silver white beads - row 4
    Add 1 red bead, 2 silver white beads, 1 red bead - row 3
    Add 3 red beads - row 2
    Add 2 red beads - row 1 (end this end of the string by looping back through the piece)
  • Start upwards - picking up the string or adding a new piece of string on row 8.
    Add 4 silver white beads - row 9
    Add 1 red, 1 silver white, 1 red, 1 silver white, 1 red bead - row 10
    Add 4 red beads - row 11
    Add 1 red, 1 green and 1 red beads - row 12
    Add 1 green bead - row 13
    Add 1 green bead - row 14
    Add 1 green bead - row 15. (loop the remaining string back to the green bead added on row 15, string on a clamp bead and make a loop of around 1/2 cm in diameter and clamp the bead close.

Tips on reading peyote graphs:

  1. Print out and use a ruler and draw a faint line on the two rows you started on
  2. Copy and save the picture and open it with Adobe Photoshop, show ruler, and use the ruler as a guide as you go along the way. (that's how I do it)

 

 

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