Odd Count Peyote Stitch Instructional Video

I love odd count peyote! You can create a pattern that is symmetrical, though that is not a big concern of mine as many of you know, but in this case the pattern that can be created in this wide cuff is more attractive in symmetry! And as Shanna says it allows you more freedom in color play! The stitch starts off pretty much like even count, until it is time to turn the corner, so watch and learn as we experience odd count peyote!

Karla Schafer, Auntie's Beads Designer

Materials and Tools Needed:

Miyuki Seed Beads, Matte Transparent Ruby AB, 11/0
Or
Miyuki Seed Beads, Matte Transparent Light Tea Rose AB, 11/0
Or
Miyuki Seed Beads, Matte Transparent Light Tea Rose, 11/0 Miyuki Seed Beads, Transparent Light Tea Rose, 6/0- 1 tube
Miyuki Seed Beads, Matte Transparent Light Tea Rose, 6/0- 1 tube
Miyuki Seed Beads, Matte Transparent Ruby AB, 6/0- 2 tube
Button of your choice, my sample is using a metal shank button- 1pc
(buttons are available at discount and craft stores in the sewing notions section)
Fireline Fine Crystal, 6 lb. Thread, 50 Yards, .008
English Beading Needles, Size 10, 4-Pack- 1pc
Nipper Tool

Customer Reviews

	I had a helper...
	Thanks for all the wonderful videos! I was actually able to learn that turn for odd count peyote. I'm about 2.25 inches into the bracelet, and it's like I've been doing this all my life.
	Reviewed by: Allison from Tennessee. on 11/14/2010

	You Can Do Odd Count
	Thanks to this helpful video I was able to create several bracelets with this stitch. I would not have been able to catch on to the stitch without the help of Karla. From time to time, I come back to this video to review how to begin the stitch and to review the button closure, as well.
	Reviewed by: Jill Rhoades from Pennsylvania. on 8/8/2010

	Another wonderful video!
	Here is another stitch that I just COULD NOT figure out until I watched this video. I have watched other videos. I have gotten books and followed instructions in magazines and just could not figure out this stitch! These videos are FABULOUS! Very clear and easy to follow! Makes the impossible possible!
	Reviewed by: Jacquie Brummett from Indianapolis, IN. on 6/9/2010