Miyuki peyote weaving daisy flower bracelet

Take a good length of thread (about 1.50 meters). This will not be enough for the whole bracelet, you will have to use more, but working with a too long thread will lead to many knots.

I strongly advise you to put a stop bead. To do this, thread a bead (a color not present in your weaving, so as not to confuse it) and iron it in. We will remove it once the weaving is finished.

Make a weaving in even peyote by following the grid with the legend of the beads (A, B, C, D, E, F), or by following the description row by row of the PDF file.

Beads A : ref 402 White

Beads B : ref 1385 Opaque Carnation

Beads C: ref 4204 Galvanized champagne duracoat

Beads D: ref 4472 Opaque Catalina

Beads E: ref 404 Opaque Yellow

Beads F : ref 413 Opaque Turquoise blue

Beads G: ref 4453 Opaque Light Squash

Beads H: ref 4486 Opaque Crocus

The first 2 rows will tend to twist, this is normal given the length of the weave, but it will return in order from the 3rd row.

Once the 9 rows are done, you will get this.

A little trick to change the thread : pass your thread through a few of your weaving at random, forming zigzags, then cut it short.

Take your new thread and in the same way, pass it randomly through a few beads of your weaving, forming zigzags and making sure to come out on the last bead that will allow you to continue your weaving.

Now you'll have to join your bottom row with the top row, to form a tube.

Pass through the bead at the bottom (or top, depending on how you hold your weave ;)

Then move to the next bead at the top.

Continue in this way along the entire length to obtain a tube

If your weave is too stiff, you can soften it with your fingers. By twisting it, it will become more flexible.

Be careful not to force it too much either, otherwise you might break a rockery.

Then slide your memory thread into the bracelet and cut it at the end of your weave.

Put a little glue in your tips and place them at each end.