DIY jewelry and weaving pattern with Miyuki 11/0 Royal Mix beads

The cuff bracelet

This bracelet is woven in odd Peyote (see the technical sheet of the odd Peyote weaving: https: //www.perlesandco.com/ressources/ft23641-comment-faire-un-tissage-peyote-impair.html)

Follow the instructions of the pattern to weave.

Weave the pattern several times to obtain the size corresponding to your wrist (between 7 and 9 times). Don't forget to take into account the length of the clasp.

At the end of the weaving process, attach the clasps of your choice.

I suggest you use the "Perles & Co" tips and a gold filled hook clasp.

To easily adapt the size of the bracelet to your wrist, I suggest you attach the clasp to 2 or 3 closed rings of 7mm diameter, linked together by small open rings of 3mm.

The cuff bracelet

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I suggest you use the "Perles & Co" tips and a gold filled hook clasp but you are free to use those of your choice.

Attach the tips. To do this, use this tutorial: https: //www.perlesandco.com/tutoriels/t7221-bracelet-miyuki-embouts-tissage-peyote-13-rangs.html

Then fix the clasp with the open rings.

To easily adapt the size of the bracelet to your wrist, I suggest you attach the clasp to 2 or 3 closed rings of 7mm diameter, linked together by small open rings of 3mm (see photo)

The fine bracelet

This bracelet is woven in odd Peyote (see the technical sheet of the odd Peyote weaving: https: //www.perlesandco.com/ressources/ft23641-comment-faire-un-tissage-peyote-impair.html)

Follow the instructions of the pattern to weave.

Weave the pattern several times to obtain the size corresponding to your wrist (between 6 and 8 times). Don't forget to take into account the length of the clasp.

At the end of the weaving process, attach the clasps of your choice.

I suggest you use the "Perles & Co" tips and a gold filled hook clasp.

To easily adapt the size of the bracelet to your wrist, I suggest you attach the clasp to 1 or 2 closed rings of 7mm diameter, linked together by small open rings of 3mm.

The "chain" bracelet

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This bracelet is woven with the brickstitch technique

Tuto to start on a ladder : https://www.perlesandco.com/ressources/ft24021-comment-demarrer-un-tissage-brick-stitch.html

Tuto to start on 2 rows : https://etoilespistache.wordpress.com/2018/10/19/demarrer-son-tissage-brick-stitch-sur-2-rangs/

You will find links in these articles to understand how to continue weaving.

1. Follow the diagram on the right to make your weaving (start in the center, where the row is the largest)

2. At the end of the weaving, bring in and cut your threads

The Teapot Brooch

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This brooch is woven with the brickstitch technique

Tuto to start on a ladder : https://www.perlesandco.com/ressources/ft24021-comment-demarrer-un-tissage-brick-stitch.html

Tuto to start on 2 rows : https://etoilespistache.wordpress.com/2018/10/19/demarrer-son-tissage-brick-stitch-sur-2-rangs/

You will find links in these articles to understand how to continue weaving.

1. Follow the diagram on the right to make your weaving (start in the center)

Note: the left-hand diagram, with a hollowed-out handle, is suitable for beginners. The one on the right (hollowed out handle) is only suitable for experienced beadworkers.

2. At the end of the weaving process, bring in and cut your threads

The Teapot Brooch

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For the brooch assembly, I advise you to cut a piece of imitation leather slightly smaller than the size of the center of the teapot (the round part) and glue it to the back (picture of the left pattern)

Then glue the brooch attachment to the leatherette.

You can also glue the brooch attachment directly to the weave (photo of right pattern)

Personalization patterns for notebooks / photo books / photo albums ("Mon Carnet" / "Mots doux" / "Petits bonheurs")

The "My Notebook" design

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This pattern is woven with the brickstitch technique

Tutorial to start with a ladder : https://www.perlesandco.com/ressources/ft24021-comment-demarrer-un-tissage-brick-stitch.html

Tutorial to start on 2 rows : https://etoilespistache.wordpress.com/2018/10/19/demarrer-son-tissage-brick-stitch-sur-2-rangs/

You will find links in these articles to understand how to continue weaving.

1. Follow the diagram on the right to make your weaving (start where the weaving is the widest > at the leg of the letter "M")

Please note: I propose here 2 versions. Either in gold (on the right), or in "light gold" (on the left).

The photo of the result shows the "golden" version

2. At the end of the weaving, bring in and cut your threads

The "Soft Words" Pattern

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This pattern is woven with the brickstitch technique

Tuto to start with a ladder : https://www.perlesandco.com/ressources/ft24021-comment-demarrer-un-tissage-brick-stitch.html

Tutorial to start on 2 rows : https://etoilespistache.wordpress.com/2018/10/19/demarrer-son-tissage-brick-stitch-sur-2-rangs/

You will find links in these articles to understand how to continue weaving.

1. Follow the diagram on the right to make your weaving (start where the weaving is the widest > at the level of the letters "O")

Note: I propose here 2 versions, mauve or turquoise blue. The picture of the final result shows the purple version.

2. At the end of the weaving, bring in and cut your threads

The "Small Happinesses" Pattern

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This pattern is woven with the brickstitch technique

Tuto to start with a ladder : https://www.perlesandco.com/ressources/ft24021-comment-demarrer-un-tissage-brick-stitch.html

Tutorial to start on 2 rows: https: //etoilespistache.wordpress.com/2018/10/19/demarrer-son-tissage-brick-stitch-sur-2-rangs/

You will find links in these articles to understand how to continue weaving.

1. Follow the diagram on the right to make your weaving (start where the weaving is the widest. For example, at the level of the letter "h")

Note: I propose here 2 versions, "turquoise blue" or "dark blue" background. The picture of the final result shows the "dark blue" version.

2. At the end of the weaving, bring in and cut your threads

Notebook / Notebook / Photo album personalization designs

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Stick your weaving on a notebook, a notebook or a photo album

The earrings

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This pattern is woven with the brickstitch technique

Tuto to start on a ladder : https://www.perlesandco.com/ressources/ft24021-comment-demarrer-un-tissage-brick-stitch.html

Tutorial to start on 2 rows: https: //etoilespistache.wordpress.com/2018/10/19/demarrer-son-tissage-brick-stitch-sur-2-rangs/

You will find links in these articles to understand how to continue weaving.

1. Follow the diagram on the right to make your weaving (start in the center). Weave the same pattern twice.

2. At the end of the weaving don't pull in your thread because you will use it to attach the tip

The ring

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This pattern is woven with the brickstitch technique

How to start with a ladder: https: //www.perlesandco.com/ressources/ft24021-comment-demarrer-un-tissage-brick-stitch.html

Tutorial to start on 2 rows: https: //etoilespistache.wordpress.com/2018/10/19/demarrer-son-tissage-brick-stitch-sur-2-rangs/

You will find links in these articles to understand how to continue weaving.

1. Follow the diagram on the right to make your weaving.

> in your first row (or your first 2 rows to start), repeat the pattern above until you get a length equal to the diameter of your fingers.

When this length is reached, weave the 3rd row. If the desired length does not allow you to weave a complete flower, replace with "golden" beads to avoid having a bad connection when the ring is closed. Also make sure to finish your first 2 rows with a bead on the bottom indented from the one on top.

2. Once you have finished your third row, do not cut the thread. Join the 2 ends together and secure them by running the wire through the beads.

Here is the result of the weaving of the earrings and ring.
On the front of the ring you can see the part made of golden pearls to adjust the size without being able to reproduce the flower pattern entirely.