How To: Peyote Bracelet With Superduo Beads

[@jeraldbaxter3532]

Thank you! Beautiful bracelet, very good instructions and your voice is very calm and soothing.😊

[@teresashandmadejewelry]

Thank you! Thanks for watching!!❤️

[@rosemarycantlin7443]

You are a great teacher. So easy to follow and you explain so thoroughly. Wish you the best, Rose

[@teresashandmadejewelry]

Thank you so much, Rose! Thanks for watching!!

[@tammieyoung6439]

Thank you, Teresa...not going to call out anything...but as another that sees and has the same issues...I am in awe of your channel and appreciate your videos! Amazing work, my friend xo

[@teresashandmadejewelry]

Thank you so much! Thanks for watching!!

[@alicesingletary2662]

I really like how you teach 😊 thank you so much❤

[@teresashandmadejewelry]

Thank you, Alice! Thanks for watching!!❤️

[@rebeccavaughan11]

Beautiful bracelet! Thank you so much for easy to follow directions.❤

[@teresashandmadejewelry]

Thank you, Rebecca! Thanks for watching!!❤️

[@Sunshine66Bklyn]

Very pretty. Thank you!

[@teresashandmadejewelry]

Thank you! Thanks for watching!!❤️

[@cathymike7559]

Wonderful tutorial, lovely bracelet Teresa.

[@teresashandmadejewelry]

Thank you, Cathy! Always love hearing from you! Thanks for watching!!

[@joannjones6030]

Hi Teresa, what a lovely bracelet, I love the colors too, great video, enjoyed it very much. We are having a winter blast here in good old mini- snow-ta. I started a 1000 piece jig saw puzzle I received for Christmas, thought it would keep be busy over the weekend, it’s a winter scene, so very appropriate at this time. Thanks again for being so gracious. 🙏

[@teresashandmadejewelry]

Thank you, Joann! I love jigsaw puzzles! Don't have much time to do them these days though! Always love hearing from you! Thanks for watching!!

[@Kera.S.]

I love how adding those on the outside sort of keep from having to do that weird turnaround. I love this design! ❤

[@teresashandmadejewelry]

Thank you! Yes, I sneaked in odd count peyote hoping people wouldn't notice, but you caught me! Thanks for watching!!

[@alicesingletary2662]

Gorgeous thank you 😊

[@teresashandmadejewelry]

Thank you, Alice! Thanks for watching!!

[@karentaylor5256]

Beautiful love you work. You make it look so easy. Thanks for sharing 😊

[@teresashandmadejewelry]

Thank you so much, Karen! Thanks for watching!!❤️

[@barbkannas78]

Beautiful...I love it! Now I gotta get my beads out n give it a try, you make it look so easy...thank you...

[@teresashandmadejewelry]

Thank you, Barb! Thanks for watching!!

[@kimcrane9870]

I really enjoy your videos. The stitch doesn’t look too bad but the ends are intimidating. Very pretty though.

[@teresashandmadejewelry]

Thank you so much! It's really not hard. Thanks for watching!!

[@maryzylema9699]

Very pretty ! You are so talented. 😊💖

[@teresashandmadejewelry]

Thank you so much! Thanks for watching!!

[@delsieritchie1900]

great instructions, lovely bracelet.

[@teresashandmadejewelry]

Thank you so much! Thanks for watching!!❤️

[@lesleyrodgers3872]

Hi I have just watched your video and have liked and subscribed to your channel you have really helped me out of a bind as I was not sure how to finish off a peyote bracelet without the cymbal endings I will do a bracelet with your instructions it is a truly lovely bracelet

[@teresashandmadejewelry]

Thank you so much, Lesley! Thanks for watching and for subscribing!!❤️

[@karenpryde7328]

Beautiful bracelet! Did I miss in one of the videos where you get your tubes to store larger quantities of seed beads? I see that you are approaching 1,000 subscribers!

[@teresashandmadejewelry]

No, I didn't say where I got them, but it was from Amazon. I'll try to find the link for you. Thank you, and thanks for watching!!

[@karenpryde7328]

I looked on Amazon and eBay but couldn’t find a review that said that the lids stayed on. Thanks.

[@teresashandmadejewelry]

@@karenpryde7328 Here you go, Karen. These are the ones I use. I haven't had any trouble with the lids coming off. Thanks again for watching!! amzn.to/3FtiuDA

[@Kera.S.]

​@@teresashandmadejewelry those are great! Love the storage and they even hold liquid! 💙

[@teresashandmadejewelry]

@@Kera.S. Yes, I think they're actually made to be used in a lab! Thank you, and again, thanks for watching!!

[@Oonagh72]

New Sub! Glad to have found you!

[@teresashandmadejewelry]

Thank you so much! I'm glad you found me too! Thanks for watching and subscribing!!

[@rosapipola8708]

Bravissima

[@teresashandmadejewelry]

Thank you! Thanks for watching!!❤️

[@elvinaleb4332]

loveiy

[@teresashandmadejewelry]

Thank you! Thanks for watching!!❤️

[@sandyyoung5082]

Hi Teresa could you please tell me the length of thread used and what size bracelet was made I loved the pattern.

[@teresashandmadejewelry]

Thank you, Sandy! I made that one slightly longer than I usually do. It measures about 8 1/2 inches. As far as the amount of thread, I've recently been trying to keep up with how much thread I use, but I wasn't at that time. I always start with about 6 feet of thread, and I'm pretty sure I had to add on thread before I finished it, so I would estimate it took about 8-10 feet of thread. Like I said, I've been trying to keep up with it in the videos I'm doing now and saying how much I use in the video, but if I forget, I try to remember to put it in the description box under the video. Thanks for watching!!

[@mariastellalopezcujino536]

❤❤❤

[@teresashandmadejewelry]

Thank you, Maria! Thanks for watching!!

[@jenbasler682]

How long do you cut the fireline?

[@teresashandmadejewelry]

I usually start with about 6 feet, but it takes a while to get used to handling that much thread. It's best to start with whatever length you're comfortable with and add on thread as you need to. I'm not sure how much thread it took for this particular project. I wasn't keeping up with it back then, but I have been keeping up with it in my most recent projects and I put however much it takes me in the description box under the videos. Thanks for watching!!❤️

[@ccrawford2266]

I was watching how you were making the bracelet and noticed how dirty your string is cause it was getting on your fingers. Yuck!

[@teresashandmadejewelry]

Yes, the smoke Fireline comes off on your hands while you're using it. They have Fireline called black satin that doesn't do that, but it's more expensive. Thanks for watching.