Beads and Peyote Stitch Sleeves

Feeling a little crafty and love peyote stitch beads? Here is a great link showing you how to and there is also a pattern maker so you can really get the custom peyote sleeve you are after. http://www.dreadspullen.nl/tutorials/peyotestitchsleeves-tut-2.php

updated by @kath: 01/13/15 08:25:28PM

very niceyou dunno how many times ive searched for that kinda info and never found anything good


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wow, so awesome! i already have all the supplies too!maybe try tommorrow after my baking soda soak :D

Glad yas like it. Ok for the next one lets have a look at making polymer clay beads. Polymer clay is awesome and there are so many colours and effects out there - they even have a glow in the dark polymer clay!Once you start with polymer clay beads, it is easy to become addicted. Should you have any questions, dont be afraid to ask!!!

yeah, thanks for this she posted this on the original dreadlockforums.com and it helped me out tremendously it takes a little bit of time but once you get it's a great hobby

thats the site that i went off of when i first started beading the tubular stitch is WAYYY better for cuffs though, makes em tighter and more durable

I havent had any problems with my sleeves yet. Just make sure you use proper beading thread and not just plain cotton! Charleigh Graham said:

thats the site that i went off of when i first started beading the tubular stitch is WAYYY better for cuffs though, makes em tighter and more durable

woo! thanks for the link!i'm currently making one of these with green and blue. with teeny seed beads. smaller than standard size seed beads. once i decided to not follow the instructions step-by-step and go with the rhythm of the pattern, it started working out :-p

what an awesome link to a creative project!!i gotta try this when i can drive through the snow! ;D