Learn the Even Count Peyote Stitch - A Beginner Beading Tutorial by Aura Crystals

Join Odin and learn all about the Even Count Peyote stitch. Learn this fundamental beading technique to get started with jewelry making and creating your very own handmade creations.
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TIMESTAMPS:
Materials - 0:37
Starting the Stitch - 1:16
Ending Threads - 5:57
MATERIALS LIST:
- Two contrasting colors of Seed Beads
- Beading thread of choice
- Beading Needles
USED IN VIDEO:
-Size 11/0 Delica Beads in Silver Lined Turquoise (DB149) and Opaque Black (DB10)
- Size D White Nymo
- Size 12 John James Beading Needles
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[@lynnew900]

This is a lot easier than books I have read. I think now I can start my even count ring without worry. Thank you From the U.K.

[@benitajohnson3134]

Odin!! You are the best teacher.....love from Yukon Territory

[@liseweiler7018]

Old lady taught a new trick today. Thank you! Ontario.

[@cathylemen6443]

Thank you for this video. I've watched a lot of peyote stitch videos that left me asking "what?" But you made it so clear! Finally, I know what to do when. Well, at least in regards to even count peyote stitch😄

[@lorettamitch-lynn9389]

This was most helpful.I am just starting to learn beading and the visual and ability to repeat the tutorial is helpful.

[@lilitbayatyan2543]

not every teacher can teach well but you are great thanks

[@fofomoh6896]

U soooo nice and good teacher thx

[@zimasabillie6483]

Thank you, such a good teacher

[@hakuriswade1313]

Great pieces

[@hazelweddell6871]

Thank you for sharing

[@normafred7919]

Muy buena su clase y muy sencilla gracias por enseñarnos

[@carolritz9473]

Thank you ❤

[@karisaann8588]

Thank you 😊

[@eridadwasswa4714]

Thanks dear ❤

[@jacampbell6117]

Very helpful.

[@yepisaidit1507]

I've always done odd never even! Thank you!

[@corrieprice1825]

Ty

[@carolineowino5091]

So awesome and I attempted but our Kenya thread that can go through the seed needs are the consistency of the sewing thread but so hard you cant snap it when you pull it
So what I ended up with is a wobbly one with no razor straight edges

[@karenmorris1214]

Thank you for the tutorial but how do I end the project to put on a clasp?

[@londarittman5979]

Is your thread doubled and what does a delicu look like