Variations on Peyote Stitch

Peyote-stitch two-hole cylinder beads together to form a geometric cuff; then finish it with a clever clasp, ensuring a tight closure.

Enjoy making an art deco-inspired peyote, square stitch, and brick-stitched bracelet.

Beaders that enjoy Native American mythology will love to make the Uktena Bangle! Use tubular peyote stitch, O beads, and two-hole SuperDuos to make this patterned bangle that resembles the scales of the horned serpent figure.

You can make a bracelet that resembles a patchwork quilt with contemporary flair! Just use peyote stitch; two-hole Silky beads and Kheops par Puca triangles.

Enjoy making this bracelet reminiscent quality of railroad tracks.

Beautiful structure and an inspired use of multiple bead shapes creates these jaw dropping earrings.

Add some pop to your jewelry with the Fire and Ice Earrings! Just use simple circular peyote stitch and netting to create these gorgeous earrings.

Could you use that one pair of earrings for that special occasion? In the Deco Disc Earrings, Swarovski crystal rings embellished with rounds of tubular peyote stitch take center stage.

Simple and pristine, this necklace easily comes together by using a variation of peyote stitch.

Utilizing peyote stitch for both structure and decoration, this dimensional floral pendant features sparkling crystal ovals, bicones, and sequins, plus a rivoli

Create delicate flowers in peyote stitch and simple fringe around a single round of circular brick stitch

Use a variety of stitches to create this brightly colored geometric pendant.