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Miyuki delicas odd peyote pearl weaving mask tie

Made by :Tiffanie Perles Co
Published on the :19/10/2020
Time :5h
Level :Intermediate
Prices :29,45€

Here is a very contemporary pearl weaving tutorial! This mask clip will allow you to attach the masks behind your head rather than behind the ears and thus avoid having earache or having cauliflower ears. It will also allow you to adjust commercial masks which are sometimes too large.

Customize the colors and length of this mask extension to your needs. The example here is 15.5 cm and the person in the photo has a size XS (54 cm) head circumference. Depending on the type of mask you use and your head circumference, you will need to lengthen the pattern by repeating the diamonds on each side of the central pattern.

This Miyuki delicas 11/0 bead mask extension weaving grid can also be used to make a bracelet. Its width is compatible with the exclusive Perles and Co weaving tips .

The techniques used are odd Peyote weaving, Even Peyote weaving and Brick Stitch at the hole. This is an intermediate level tutorial. We advise you to know these weaves because the part with the hole mixes these three weaves and can be difficult for a beginner to understand.

Weaving grid attaches mask in pdf format to print.

mask extension weaving grid

  1. We recommend that you start weaving from the center of the weaving grid so that you can adjust the length of the mask as you go. In addition, it is difficult to start with the hole that will accommodate the button.
  2. Weave the entire bracelet and add diamonds on either side if necessary. At the hole, start weaving the top of the bracelet then make the decrease. Then go back to weave the lower part below the hole. Once the two parts are woven. Join them at the end of the bracelet, at the point by making an increase in Brick Stitch and connect the two parts by passing in the two sides of the bracelet with the thread.
  3. Add two more beads in a row on the same line to fill the hole which should only be 3 beads wide.
  4. Secure the buttons to the weave by passing the beads several times around the hole and through the button hole. Do the grand minimum 4 times or more. Then wedge the thread in the weave and cut it.
  5. Trace the shape of the bracelet on a piece of leather, imitation leather, suede or felt and cut it out.
  6. Stick the bracelet on the cut-out support and wait 24 hours before using it.

final miyuki beaded mask clip

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Result
Schema  Miyuki delicas odd peyote pearl weaving mask tie
Schema  Miyuki delicas odd peyote pearl weaving mask tie
Tiffanie Perles Co
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Bonjour, moi c'est Tiffanie. J'étais créatrice et designer produit chez Perles & Co. J'adore tester de nouveaux DIY et vous faire profiter de mes expériences. Vous pouvez toujours consulter les tutoriels que je vous avais concocté sur le site !
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Supplies
Jewel Glue Hasulith 30ml
OUTIL-007
Qty : 1
5595 in stock
2,40€
Miyuki Beading needles x6
OAC-162
Qty : 1
7014 in stock
1,50€
Miyuki Delica 11/0 DB0788 - Dyed Semi Mat Dark Teal
2,40€
Miyuki Delica 11/0 DB0374 - Mat Opaque Sea Foam Luster
4,80€
Miyuki Delica 11/0 DB0653 - Dyed Opaque Pumpkin x8g
2,60€
Miyuki Nylon Beading thread B 0.25 mm Black x50 m
3,30€
Miyuki Delica 11/0 DB1510 - Opaque Bisque White Mat x8g
3,20€
Croco faux leather fabric - Black x50 cm
FABRIC-743
Qty : 1
Out Of Sotck
5,45€
Subtotal : 23,99€
Your questions (2)

You have a question about this tutorial? Ask it to our team and the people who have already tested it. The Perles & Co community is here to help you!

By Rollande Mengual (09/12/2020 11:56:54)
Bonjour, je trouve très joli et j'ai l'intention d'en fabriquer. Mais pourquoi le coller sur du cuir? Y-a-t-il une raison primordiale ou est ce juste pour plus de rigidité? Merci
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Answer from customer Tiffanie J. (09/12/2020 11:59:18)
Bonjour, effectivement c'est seulement pour rigidifier l'attache masque et maintenir les boutons en place. Vous pouvez utiliser une autre matière également.
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Answer from customer Rollande M. (09/12/2020 12:01:39)
Merci de votre réponse très rapide!
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By Teknedjian Geneviève (21/10/2020 18:37:15)
Très joli mais je ne sais pas faire le peyote impair - pouvez-vous en faire un plus facile?merci
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Answer from customer Tiffanie J. (26/10/2020 11:52:52)
Bonjour, nous prenons note de votre demande. Ce tuto demande ?galement de conna?tre le brick stitch pour faire le trou au niveau du bouton.Voici un tutoriel vid?o et une fiche technique pour apprendre le peyote impair si jamais vous souhaitez vous lancer : https://www.perlesandco.com/tutoriels/t8511-bracelet-manchette-miyuki-tisse-en-peyote-impair-bleu-et-moutarde.html https://www.perlesandco.com/Comment-faire-un-tissage-Peyote-impair-oe-f-379-33.html Bonne journ?e !
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By Elodie (posted on : 01/11/2020 )
Super tuto 1er tissage peyote pour moi nickel ?
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Answer from customer Tiffanie (02/11/2020 14:34:27)
Bonjour Elodie ! Super et merci pour votre avis ! :)
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