Learn how to make a Peyote Pair bracelet with pretty triangular patterns.
In this new tutorial, you'll learn how to make an even peyote bracelet with triangular patterns, crafted with Miyuki Delicas 11/0 beads. This project features a geometric pattern of small triangles one after the other, creating a delicate, harmonious effect thanks to the finesse of the beads.
Gold accents add a touch of elegance, subtly emphasizing the contours of the triangles. The combination of blue and red tones, particularly in vogue at the end of the year, gives the bracelet a modern, dynamic style. This interplay of warm and cool colors creates a jewel that's both bright and refined, perfect for enhancing any outfit.
Whether you want to complete an everyday look, add a colorful touch to an evening outfit or prepare a handmade gift, this bracelet with its contemporary patterns will satisfy all your desires. Peyote pair weaving, renowned for its simplicity and regularity, will enable you to create a solid, long-lasting piece of jewelry, while enjoying a pleasant creative moment.
If you're new to peyote pair weaving, take a look at our introductory tutorial here. And if this pattern inspires you, feel free to explore our other bead weaving tutorials: you'll discover lots of ideas for varying patterns, techniques and colors, and enriching your collection of handmade jewelry.
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Cut 1m of thread and thread the needle. Then thread a bead* and place it 20 cm
from the end of the thread. Iron the bead twice to form two loops around it.
Thread 4 Galvanized Yellow Gold beads, 1 Med Turquoise Blue Luster bead and 1
gold bead. These are the first two rows of the weave.
Thread a new gold bead and pass the needle through the blue bead. Tighten and position the
two golden beads side by side. Thread a needle through the first row of beads as shown to keep them straight.
Thread a blue bead through bead no. 2 on the diagram.
Tighten and position the blue bead and bead no. 1 side by side. Add a gold bead and thread through bead no. 4 and tighten. The third row is now woven.
Add a gold bead to start the fourth row.
Pass the needle through bead no. 2.
Thread a blue bead, pass through bead no. 4, thread a new blue bead and pass through bead no. 6.
Continue in this way, following the weaving pattern. As the weave expands,
it will be easier to see where to add beads, as the weave will form "hollows" that you can simply fill. Remove the needle.
Repeat the pattern until you've woven a bracelet of approx. 13.3 cm if you have a thin wrist, and up to 14 cm if you have a thicker wrist.
The clasp and rings measure approx. 2.5 cm. It's best to have a short weave
and add rings to lengthen it, rather than having to undo the weave.
Thread a bead of the same color as bead no. 1 and pass through bead no. 1 and no. 2 at least twice.
Pass through the beads shown in the diagram to attach two more beads to the beads at the end of the weave.
Do the same on the other side of the weave with the remaining 20 cm of thread. Thread the needle, pass through the gold bead next to you and the gold bead just below it, then through the end bead on the left, and repeat step 8.
Slide the three beads you've just added into the weaving tip, then close it by
the tab on a hard surface.
Do the same on the other side of the weave with the other tip.
Open a ring, slide it into the loop of the mouthpiece and add the magnetic clasp. Close the ring. Repeat for the other side. Add more rings if the bracelet is too small.
To open a ring correctly :
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