Peyote with a Twist....it's not crochet! Stitch by Gerlinde Lenz
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- Опубліковано 19 сер 2024
- This wonderful stitch was invented by the talented designer Gerlinde Lenz.
We hope that our video will help you learn Gerlinde’s stitch, but do head on over to her Facebook page which is called Peyote with a Twist - not crochet for more inspiration.
Learn how to use seed beads and peyote stitch to create these beautiful beaded ropes - they look just like crocheted beads but they're not!
You'll find everything you need over on our website www.spoiltrottenbeads.co.uk
I have watched a few different videos on how to do this stitch and this is the first one that I completely understood the process. Thank you for making this something I will now try to do.
You are the best teacher and you do a great job 👍❤️🙏 💙💚💛 ♥️✌️🙏 🌟 thank you so much love it 💞💯💞
Glad I came across this. So expertly explained. You made it look so easy. Even a beginner can do this. The best one I have come across. My search is over. Thanks
Awesome, thank you!
Thank you for this tutorial! Ive watched several of them for PWAT and yours by far was the easiest one to follow! I can now try PWAT!
Thank you. This is the best, detailed video I have seen on this technique.
This is the best thing I've come across in a long time. Thank you so much for your generosity. Been cruising through the website for well over an hour now and signing up ! Thank you for all of the work you do. Bead on everyone! ❤🇨🇦
Our pleasure!
@@SpoiltRottenBeadsTVSo many goodies on the website and UA-cam channel! You are all so very talented and next step is to get an annual membership. I am already working on the floral twisted peyote bracele/necklace created by Caroline Lloyd. This stitch is quickly becoming one my favorites. Thank you again. Bead on everyone ❤
Thank you so much for sharing. Excited to try this new stitch.
Have fun!
Thank you for a wonderful video of how to do Peytwist. I watched while working on my 9th Peytwist rope (yes, it is addictive). Wish I'd had you when I first began and maybe not so much trial and error.
Thank you. been looking for this tutorial for ages and always landed on the crotchet one. Thank you very much also for the clear explanation.
Excellent tutorial! I can't wait to find some beads and give it a go!
nice 😍thank you for tutorials...
Looks so lovely! I'm hoping that soon I'll be able to grab some fireline and size 8/0 to make this!!!
Lovely video...very very clear... Thank you so much for sharing this.
Love your tutorials. Was disappointed with this one - you showed one pattern but demonstrated another.
Excellent tutorial....thank you so much.
I love making these ropes! X
Thank you! Very nice tutorial
Seems much easier, thanks! :)
Happy to help!
The BEST! Thank you!
Nice tutorial understood it well. Only complaint is you did say you would be adding more thread as you went but you never showed how to. Also if you had finished the starting end I think you would of showed how to add the thread. Thank you for doing this tutorial.
I just did a practice strip with 8/0 seed beads and was wondering if this could be done with delicas? Your tutorial is one of the better tutorials that I have seen on this stitch! Thank you!
Hiya Corinne, yes you can definitely do Peyote With a Twist with Delica beads - it has a very neat finish!
Thank you for your advice and timely response. I did one up with 11/0 Seed Beads and it turned out pretty good. I will try the delicas next! Thanks again and have a great day!
NOW I understand it! So many videos and too many hands in the way and confusing directions. DO MORE!
Excelent!!!!!
thank you
❤️ it! 😊😍👵
Thank You :)
Can you tell us approximately how many size 11 seed beads or size 8 seed beads are needed for a size 6 1/2 inch bracelet. Or how to figure the amount. Thank you
Hello, I just watched the video , and started my bracelet. Where can you get the endcaps? I'm enjoying this stitch!
Lori what do you mean this tutorial wont make a completed bracelet. It would like to know what colors u used. delica or toho
Late to the party, but I think she meant that the pattern that was demonstrated (two outside contrast beads to eight main color) will not make the pattern of the finished bracelet that was shown. The finished bracelet is a different sequence of colors. 😊
This is even count Peyote with a Twist. Can it be done with ODD COUNT... & if so... would it be harder... & how different would the process be?
Hello Gerlinde... This is a wonderful peyote rope, however have a question... I do not wish to add a clasp and I'm wondering how do you "join" the rope together?
Do you have any instructions on joining the rope together? I noticed that they do not match right now, and I am puzzled how to join them.
Thank you. Diane
Can this be done with delicas
What size end cap when using size11 beads?
From memory I think it’s about 10mm
Thank you for tutorial, on your finished bracelet is your end cap slightly flattened? did you do that or buy that way?
Hiya Susan - they come that way, you’ll find them here www.spoiltrottenbeads.co.uk/product/antique-silver-decorated-oval-cord-end-clasp-set/
I'm working on one now~just thought you might want to add a note that the design you are doing in the video WILL NOT make the completed bracelets you are showing. That might throw someone a bit who is new to the process.
I tried to message you. What do you mean the design will not make a bracelet?
Lori Finney sorry pushed the wrong button.
Lori Finney
Your video is wonderful. I have one favor to ask of you. I realize you have a British accent, which is quite charming, however, the word peyote is pronounced PAY o tee, not PEE o tee. It is of Spanish derivation. Pronouncing it as pee o tee makes it sound a bit like going to the rest room. I live in the USA and have lived in the southwest for many years. My son-in-law is 100% Native American. I have been beading Indian patterns for decades. I'm 74. It would be a very nice hat tip on your part to please make the effort to pronounce the name of the stitch correctly. Thank you.
I shall certainly do my best with the pronunciation next time I make a peyote stitch video xxx
This is way too complicated. You can make the same pattern simply by making a peyote circles over and over. Similar way as if you make a beaded pendant with Swarowski rivoli.