Thank You!!! 40 years ago I was taught how to do this stitch. Life and other things happened but, I kept my beads all these years and wanted to start again. I just could not get the right start for this stitch. When I saw how this was done. I wanted to cry😂. This was exactly how I was taught. Thank you again so much 😂

I wish I would have found your video a few days ago!! Would have saved me a lot of frustration. I am new to seed beading and have been watching a lot of other peyote stitch videos. Yours is the best for teaching. Thank you!! You are awesome. Love your turquoise ring. My favorite 😉👍

This is the best tutorial that I've watched. Very simple and easy to understand! I feel like i can actually attempt it without frustration of understanding what I'm aiming for

This is a wonderful tutorial. I personally find a single thread works best for me, but your instructions were great. I learned this stitch from an Elder of the Blackfoot people, Maggie Black Kettle, many years ago. It is heartening to see so many people now using it .. well done and keep up the good work!!

I love this video. I finished beading on a flute and posted the picture. Everyone wanted to know how I learned, so I shared the video on a Facebook Native American Flute making page. Thank you so much!

Absolutely the best tutorial out there. I've watched dozens and dozens and I learned more from you than from all of the others combined. Thank you so much!

Beautiful work!! I did my 1st beaded necklace when I was a teenager. I recently used that necklace on a battle axe I made from a hickory stick and an ancient stone Celt. Turned out good for my 1st piece. Thanks for tips, I will try that on my next one!

Holy Moley your good. Can definately tell you've been doing this for a long time. Very beautiful work.

I thoroughly enjoyed your tutorial. I've been beading for almost 50 years. You give great instructions and explain the logic and steps very well. Thank you for your creative and free style of beading. A'ho

I love your video. I've been doing the Peyote stitch for some years now and never knew about the all of what you taught today. Thank you so much!! I also love your finger guard, I've made me one years ago but now have started one more like what you have. Thanks again!!

I've sewn leather but am new to beading. It seems the most important thing to master is not bleeding on your piece from needle pricks. HA! Beautiful work. You have inspired me to begin.

Nice quality of video! Can hear everything clearly, concise. Great tips how to keep it simple AND well explained. TY also for being specific about the beads, needle and thread used. Super.

What a terrific tutorial! I can’t wait for the day when Ava is doing her own tutorials! Thank you very much

Beautiful beadwork, such a pleasure to watch you make this! I learned something new from you, thank you!

I enjoyed watching your video very much! Your way of teaching and explaining each technique is the best I have seen thus far. Beautiful bead work, well worth watching your creativity. I liked that you explained the need for the small space in the beginning row for tension. This is something I don't remember seeing pointed out on some of the videos I have watched by others, but is very important to know. :)

@itsmokil2035

5 жыл бұрын

حب الصدف

Thank you, It brings back fresh air in a stale world. I remember this stitch as the first I ever learned. Please post more videos your ability to teach is so good that you make it look easy. I am recommending this video to my daughter. Hoka Hey!

Thank you so much for sharing. Was easy to understand and to follow!

Wow!!!! I wish I had paid more attention to my grandma and my aunties!!! Their works were nice like yours! You've inspired me to get back to beading!!

You explained everything so clearly and easy to understand !

@lacyjoy

7 жыл бұрын

justyne28 I'm glad it was helpful

I watched many tutorials before this and this was the best with great explanations. You're a great teacher and lovely artist

I enjoyed your tutorial very much. The extra information you provided is priceless like to use a needle that is one size smaller than your bead. I never knew that. I had always heard peyote stitch was very difficult. So I learned it first. I find it easy and fun. It's my favorite stitch. I like the tone of your voice. I was watching one lady bead. I really enjoyed watching her and learned a lot but her tone of voice was off putting to me. I know not why. It took me several weeks to learn to accept her voice. Thank you for your videos.

Thank you for this!! I’m trying to learn how to bead a lanyard, and this was very helpful. 😊

So very beautiful. Thank you for teaching me/us. You are a wonderful teacher.

Thank you so much. Fantastic camera work. You are amazing and so kind to share your techniques. Wishing you peace and joy.

Osiyo! Wado udohiyu utsati!! You are a great teacher! You do great work and it’s so kind of you to share with those of us who wish to learn. I am grateful for you and to you!! Donadagohv i Stiyu!

Beautiful! Thank you so much for sharing and showing..I can’t wait to start mine🙏🏼❤️

Osiyo! You are a fantastic teacher. This video is invaluable. Waddo

well done. Thorough, and easily understood. A natural teacher, and very talented.

Best video explaining how to do this I've seen. Thanks

Thank you so much for making these videos! I enjoyed all I have seen, you work is very beautiful and you are very knowledgeble and friendly, felt like my friend was teaching me....so refreshing to learn that way....please keep making videos!

WOW!! Thank you so much for showing us this how too. Very beautiful work and you are a good teacher. I cant wait to try this again, this time successfully ;)

There is no more gorgeous and creative art in the world than Native American art. How I wish I had been born with this very special, God-given gift.

Wow I been beading for years and I didn't know a lot apparently because in the first 2.5 minutes of your video, I learned so much! Thank you! Liked and subscribed!

Love this video! You even showed how to continue when you run out of thread❤

kzread.info/dash/bejne/mY6DyJd-gKvalJs.html Newest how to video! How to bead square stitch I hope its helpful for anyone wanting to learn how to do bead work

that is so pretty, thanks for sharing

I am in awe, I never realized how many different styles and patterns. So many of the indians bead work is amazing. Georgeous, you should all be very proud of your work. It is truely works of art. Thank you for sharing.

@atrayiocampbell6337

5 жыл бұрын

Shes not first nations. And *Indians are from India...

@auroravegodsky9938

4 жыл бұрын

Atrayio Campbell I think Tina O'Donnell was referring to Native American Indians, not as you said Indians from India...

Thank you for teaching and sharing, beautiful work.

❤thank you so much! I enjoy watching your video and learnt again how to do a peyote stitching. Great tutorial 👌 👍 ❤ I look forward to watching and learning more from your video. You have explained it well.

I love this video... I can't seem to be able to figure this out but I am going to try it tomorrow.. Thank you so much for posting. Pls post more beading videos. How did you learn?

That was AWESOME! Thank you so much.

Thank you so much for sharing your it is relatively simple but very. I make custom-made native American style flutes and I may try to do that.

In just twenty minutes? That's beautiful and educational thank you!

Simplistic ! Thank you very much! You teach with a confidence that radiates to your student; cool or what!

Sure you can bead around a square item! I always use a 15/0 or 13/0 bead for that, and it looks crazy awesome. I think all peyote looks best in a smaller bead, but that's just me I guess and probably not recommended for a beginner . Good video for those starting out.

I love this looks fantastic....lovely work.

Wonderful young lady👍. Thank you for shating

@barbaramark9278

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! 👍

Thank you. That was very informative. Good work.

loved the video and your project. thanks

You're a good beader, I'm going to try these diamonds

Awesome! I'd probably just end up with a bird's nest. Good stuff. I'm enjoying your videos.

@lacyjoy

7 жыл бұрын

thanks

Thank you. Most informative. Understandable and you made it look like I could do it. So here I go..😎

Wow! That piece is amazing. Thanks for sharing 🔴🌼🔵

You are a great and talented artist also a great teacher. I know you say what size beads you are using but is that mm or just seed bead size? I have watched many different videos of people showing how to do this stich but you are the best. Thank you

That is beautiful! Im just learning.

Very Nice video easy to se and understand Thanks alot kindly irene from Denmark 🙂👍

hello thank you for this video I was stuck watching other videos I only have one question tho when you reverse the pattern after you do the row where you add the one blue then yellow than blue then red the next row what do you do I have ripped it out so many times mine isnt lining up

Thank you so much! This is a great tutorial :)

This is beautiful ! How long does it take you to complete the beading around a pipe like that?

@lacyjoy

7 жыл бұрын

Stephanie Alexandra about a week

Thank you for taking the time for making and sharing this video , if I may ask what can I do if I would like to add some beaded string dangles on the bottom side of the wrap .. as if I made the wrap flat and used extra length strings of beads to tie the wrap together on the bottom if that makes sense?. Any ideas would be welcome ?.

Beautiful work do you bead earrings too or bracelet?

Excellent teaching style!

Great video! Thank you! What Rendezvous were you at? Sounds like lots of fun!!!

Would be great if you had a channel just for teaching videos such as this. I'd love to follow your teaching of beading without digging through the other videos that have other subject that have nothing to do with this craft

Thank you so much- this really helped me!

Thank you for simplifying for me!

Did you make the leather thimble as well? That is so clever-I keep sticking myself and my traditional metal thimble is too clumsy and big on my finger. Do I just sew it to my size? Keep making these wonderful videos!

@telliiii2289

3 жыл бұрын

Yes you can sew it to fit your finger I’ve also seen people just do a piece of leather and then put a bandaid or medical tape around it to keep it in place

She should be a school teacher. Very descriptive and not boring.

This is what I've been looking for! Thank you!

Thanks for this tutorial! It's helping me remember how I🥰🙏✨🌟💥 used to do this!

I enjoyed watching your video. I have been trying to work off a pattern and it comes out backward. Can you do a video showing how to make it come out correct. Please

TFS Looks like its so fun to do.

Love this!

Thanks , really well explained! :-)

@lacyjoy

7 жыл бұрын

MJ thanks for watching 😀

It looks so easy when you do it. I am a miserable failure at peyote. I tried in the early 90s and couldn't do it. A local lady had a bead shop, and she made the most incredible medicine bags. I never tried again until your video. I used No. 11 back then, and No. 8 currently. Apparently, I'm still a miserable failure. I undid rows 3 and/or 2 on my rattle handle 4 times, and finally cut the whole thing off in disgust. I never can get the 3rd row to come out right! Understand that I am an experienced stitcher! I can hand-sew, embroider, crochet, do counted cross-stich, and bead on a loom. Obviously, all these are flat, not tubular. I'm taking a different tactic with the rattle, giving up on peyote for this project, but .... Would it help me to learn flat peyote? would that translate??

Beautiful work

I'm thankful for your tutorial!

Great tutorial. Thank you for sharing.

@lacyjoy

6 жыл бұрын

+Karen Mcelhaney thanks for watching

do you have a tutorial on how to make a keychain with the peyote stitch on leather ?

Beautiful job with bead weaving. Well done tutorial too. Supposing I'd like to make a bracelet using the Peyote stitch, but I don't have anything close to my wrist size to bead around. How do I determine the number of beads to put on my first row so that it either comes out long enough to wrap around or to determine the width I'd like it to be? New to this, so would really appreciate your help.

@banessa1515

5 жыл бұрын

You could use a thick rope to bead on

Wow I have a new found respect for people who peyote bead.

Thank you. I know this as 3-drop gourd. Love it, but it can be a challenge!

ManifiK🪄✨🪶🙏🪶✨ ..il aurait fallu souffler dans l'instrument ensuite pour illuminer toutes ces belles perles✨🌟✨💖

@moniqueegee4101

Жыл бұрын

merci gentille Indiene de Rëve✨🙏💖✨

Amazing job I love it!

Thank you very well illustrated....

HELP! Loved the video, really explains well how to do it. BUT . . . Video says "00 beading thread", but not what type (silk, nylon, Nymo nylon, cotton, etc.), nor what type of needle (if I remember correctly, just says to be smaller than bead). I did some quick Googling, but my head started spinning right away with all the choices. Soooo, as you are the experienced beader, what would you suggest to a novice for projects similar to yours?

Very nice, I cannot do a zig zag pattern for the life of me lol. I listened more to what you were saying then watching. The zooming in and out was hurting my eyes a little.

Do you have a video on how to properly attach the buckskin to a flute?

Wonderful tutorial, thank you.

I notice you go to the left so does that mean as a left handed person i have to go the left or do I go the the right. I like your video.i am trying to teach myself.

What kind of thread are you using? I’ve watched your video so many times, I found a beautiful wing feather and Iva wrapped it in deerskin and I’m ready to start. Ty so much! KZread is a learning lab for me…

@lacyjoy

2 жыл бұрын

OO beading thread crazy Crow trading company

Where do you get those beautiful bead from?

How can i repair a necklace that has at least 2 to 4 rows gone

The terms gourd stitch & peyote stitch are sometimes used interchangeably, but they are actually 2 different stitches. Also, the finished design looks sloppy because the vertical columns are slanted, which happens when the tension is not right (pulling too tightly, using inconsistent beads, or as in this case using too few beads in the starting row which causes the beads to move out of place). For beginners who don't know any better, this kind of careless technique instills bad habits that can ruin a beautiful pattern & are hard to get rid of later on.

What a great woman.

perfect could be a little slower on step to step visual but I really like your energy and teachings chi miigwech

So the beading process will gradually pull the buckskin edges together, yes?

Good job explaining.

I don't know what I did but my rows were getting looser as I went up.. ?? Was I threading the wrong beads or too many beads? Also I definitely did not use a long enough thread, only got about an inch up a lighter lol

You mentioned two bead sources. One was Crazy Crow but I could not understand the name of the second one. What was it? Great video! Thank you for sharing this information!

@sonyarios762

7 жыл бұрын

Aura Wright she said, Driftstone Pueblo

@aurawright2130

7 жыл бұрын

Cali Girl Thank you! 🙂

@sonyarios762

7 жыл бұрын

np anytime just glad to help out.

@edd2ds

6 жыл бұрын

Crazy Crow is a retail site. If you want to get plenty of beads in a single color/size from the same run, go to Harmanbeads.com. They kind of took up the slack when Elliot Greene and Yorkbeads closed up shop in NYC. You have to buy 1/2 kilo or more of each bead, but if you're doing lots of beading in a few basic colors, that's the way to buy. The only retailer you can count on for consistency is Shipwreck. Buy 1/4 or 1/2 kilo at a time if you need consistency. Buying from most retail sites, you will end up having mismatched beads from different runs even when you buy as many as you need in packets, They restock colors and sizes a little at a time and you'll get one packet from a lot they bought 5 years ago, and another packet from their most recent purchase. No trouble if you're making earrings, but it can be a pain when you're trying to do a lance shaft or something else that takes a bunch of beads. The only retailer you can count on for consistency is Shipwreck Beads. Buy 1/4 or 1/2 kilo at a time if you need consistency.

@ladierose1021

5 жыл бұрын

edd2ds. This is great and helpful advice. Thank you 😊