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Peyote Garden Necklace

Peyote Garden Necklace
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I love tiny glass seed beads.  They come in so many colors, finishes and sizes.  So, I decided to make a necklace with peyote stitched seed beads, and glass flower and leaf beads.  Peyote stitch is a technique that forms a weaving of the tiny beads.  The possible combination of beads, colors and patterns is infinite, limited only by your imagination.  Instructions for doing peyote stitch bead work can be found at the following link.  http://www.firemountaingems.com/beading_howtos/beading_projects.asp?docid=822W&doccat=video%20tutorials&sact=search.   Another good resource is Bead and Button magazine, and this is a link to their peyote instructions.  http://beadandbutton.com/en/How%20To/Basics/Peyote%20Stitch.aspx.
 
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Step 1Choosing materials

Choosing materials
The first thing I do is get out all possible beads for the project  I am starting. 
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Jun 10, 2011. 10:18 AMcanida says:
Looks great! And your instructions are nice and clear.

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