How to match your wrist circumference and the number of Miyuki delicas beads for a circular peyote weave bracelet?
How to match your fingertip and the number of Miyuki delicas beads for acircular peyote weavering?
This is the question we ask every time we start a book. Marjorie alias Emjy offers us a technical sheet to stop wondering about it and start her DIY jewelry circular peyote weaving more serenely.
Thanks to Marjorie for sharing this file.
To measure the round of the bracelet that you need, measure your hand at the widest passage, at the junction of the fingers and the hand by folding the thumb inwards. The length obtained gives you the length of the row to achieve.

To make a ring with the technique peyote circular, I advise you to make a size above your usual size so that the ring is easier to pass especially when the fingers swell.
To weave a ring with an odd number of pearls, proceed as follows.
Step 1: Create a row with the necessary number of beads.

Step 2: Create the ring by ironing in 2 beads. Start in classic peyote


Step 3: To finish this row, put a pearl on your needle, skip the first pearl that comes and go through the next 3 going up. Start your new rank.


Step 4: To finish this row, put 2 pearls on your needle, skip the two pearls that appear and pass in the two following up. Repeat these steps until you reach the desired width. This will create a slight shift but realized on the back of the ring that will not be seen.


Your bangle bracelet or circular peyote weaving ring is launched, you can continue your creation.








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