Learn to Make a Peyote Tube Toggle

Learn to stitch a peyote tube, which can not only be used as a toggle bar, but also as a jewelry component.
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[@brendamitchell5073]

Thank you for your wonderful instructions! You are a GREAT teacher!--- the BEST I have ever watched !

[@svetlanamerlichenko4817]

Thank you. Your tutorials are very clear and understandable. Without unnecessary extras, just what one need. Love it.

[@JillWisemanDesigns]

Thank YOU, Sylvie! Your excitement is getting me more excited!

[@TheJennabelle]

"sticky-outty" beads is my kinda lingo! Yours was the EASIEST tutorial to follow for this technique - Thank you so much!

[@IMRad4JC]

This was SO helpful to me...you are THE best beading instructor on KZbin, hands down, Jill--thanks!

[@lonestargal1]

Jill, I have NEVER been able to make peyote stitch work. You said just the right thing I guess because I've made 2 now and can't wait to make other projects that include this stitch. THANK YOU!!!!

[@Vivie1121]

Thank you Jill for creating this channel...you are so easy to follow.The details of these videos are one of a kind!

[@jeanetteking4187]

I'm your greatest fan, when I get stuck I always turn to your demos, you do explain without waffle. Other demos are not as easy to understand

[@nadiazayman779]

Excellent tutorial! You make it look easy because it's so clearly demonstrated and explained.

[@bittydavis1738]

As a new weaver of any kind :-) Jill you make these lessons easy to understand so it is easy to learn....Thanks so much..:-)

[@monicagleason8447]

I’ve never Peyoted & watched this video & so excited it turned out. I’ve watched many other videos & tutorials & did not understand until now. Thanks❣️

[@penelopepappas1147]

Thank you for your little tips. They are very helpful.

[@soucky1]

Congrats Jill your videos are so clear & have tutorial videos from an Master Designer like you WOW! it's a real Gift for me,You make my Day Jill Thank's for this enjoyable video,great work Jill.

[@marty333r]

This is the easiest looking way to do peyote I have have seen

[@LeoraFay]

Wish I would've seen this when I learned peyote toggle making. You make the weaving in of the thread at the end look so easy. Guess I never knew when to quit weaving. :)

[@amandathompson4692]

Great tutorial. I'm so happy I found your channel. I bought tons of seed beads and even a loom years ago and I have never learned how to bead weave. I love the look of seed beads and am happy that they seem to be really stylish currently. I am going to give this a try tonight. Thanks for sharing and explaining so well!

[@sc-ez9fz]

For those of us (okay maybe just me) that have to go thru your other wise great instructions 10 times to get it through my thick head --sticky-outie- can be more than just frustrating. The bead that protrudes, projects, bulges out, cantilevers, or stands out would be fine. Before everyone pounces on me I would like this and all Ms Wiseman's videos to reach a bigger, larger, grandiose, massive audience. Thank you.

[@GingerRatsep]

WhooHoo! Love this stitch. I didn't have delica beads so tackled this with 11/o. Doing the first pass to set up the 2/1 ladder was a pain, but I decided to just load the beads on then adjust them into the correct positions. It work really well and I was rocking the peyote stitch in no time. I loaded 12 beads on the thread then build out 12 wide before I did the "taco". The process goes really fast and it makes a nice, tight bead. Can't wait to make a bracelet out of my peyote beads. Thanks Jill.

[@jettinagain5161]

You have blown my mind. I have wanted to make one of these for so long. Thank you for making it easier.

[@nancysmelser2164]

When I tried peyote stitch I thought I would never be able to do it. As like others I put it down and never tried that stitch again. Watching your video I thought well one more time. I DID IT : ) Your videos are so clear and I can see what you are doing. Come to find out it wasn't as hard as I thought it was. Thank you for all the videos. Please keep them coming ! God Bless

[@JillWisemanDesigns]

High five, Nancy!! Believe it or not, when I tried beadweaving for the first time, I tried peyote stitch and totally failed at it too! I avoided it for a year before I tried again after learning many other stitches, and then it finally made sense. I'm glad I was able to help you over that learning bump!

[@timanttimaarit]

I really love to watch you do these things. You have inspired me to start making my jewelry. Yesterday I watched the new Hobbit movie and made my first beading work, it is short, but I am going to continue today. Thank you so much! ♥

[@deborahmerce318]

Thank you so much. You are an excellent teacher. You explain things so we'll where we can only see what your doing.

[@deborahmerce318]

*can also see

[@noreenspenceer2065]

You are a great teacher thanks from Canada

[@marissavallejo503]

i love your tutorials/videos and I adore your humor!! God bless!

[@renatatudek6022]

Jill jesteś moją najlepszą na świecie projktantką na świecie. Uwielbiam Twoje projekty. Pozdrawiam Cię serdecznie i czekam na nowe cudowne projekty.

[@virginiabremken5485]

I have made these before, but love getting suggestions from others. Thank you for the video.

[@InsolentWench]

"Sticky-outty beads"--LOVE it! Thanks for the videos--they're a great help. I have one of your books and it's also very well done.

[@DreeLulu]

I thoroughly enjoy your video - This is my new found passion - Beading is still finding new people. Your instruction are really clear - Thank you for doing the videos

[@13kikyou]

Nice work Jill! You can see the beads really clearly! Also: Falling For You necklace! :)

[@sharonrowland1196]

Hi Jill I love your Jewelry ❤️ I just wish I could do Peyote stitch

[@melodielee4290]

Jill, your instruction is faultless and your projects are beautiful. Thank you so much for helping me to be a more creative beader! I have one question, or perhaps a request; Can you do a tutorial on using single-holed dagger beads? There are beautiful beads available, but the projects I've seen are quite ordinary. I'd love to see your take on this bead style!!

[@gracemary389]

Thank you mum God bless you for sharing.

[@jayadoley9307]

Love it, loved your spiral necklaces a lot. Keep instructing. ❤

[@rosaelinav8036]

They are beautiful, and I see now what you showing us. Thank you so much 💖💖💖

[@JillWisemanDesigns]

Isn't it funny the things we do at first? I hope I get to teach you a bunch of little tricks over time to make your beading life easier!

[@dharkling890]

I am soo glad I found you! It's so easy to learn from you. After watching one recent vid yesterday, I came back and went to the oldest. I am so excited. I'm getting a tiny bit older ;) so it's harder to see. My dumb arse maybe stubborn too, uses a lot of size 11 beads. I have found in some cases, they don't look as nice as the ones you are using in this project, for example. I have some that size and I think for a while until I'm comfortable with more stitches, I'll use the bigger ones. Can you explain the differences and why you would use size 11 for example on a project and use size 6, for example on a project. In other words, are there certain projects that a small bead just doesn't look right and vice versa with the bigger ones.? Thank you for your videos. They are hard work and I really appreciate them.

[@macbus3]

You explain things so easily, thank you for that.

[@sisteryaya24]

Hi Jill! Funny how I found you while looking for a good tutorial on making peyote tube jewelry for my dreadlocks. So good to see you! Thanks for the great tutorial!

[@paulineanaya6062]

YaYa m

[@lindaloublyton7046]

YaYa 0

[@SuperRocketdog1]

Love it love it and it's sooo easy! Thank you I'm now going to get cracking and creative!

[@sespo100]

I love all your videos. This one was perfect. It was easy to follow. Thank you.

[@carmenrivera-rodriquez9603]

thank you for the vid, I used to do this when younger, am thinking of started again I am glad that I found you.

[@joanneford1731]

Great teaching skills. Keep up the good work...and thank you!

[@avagage1]

Jill thanks for all your help

[@MrMandalorian]

Great explanition even not know peyote stich you can make it easily 🥰🥰 could you make more video about peyote stich

[@annekehoeksema5933]

Dank zij jou jill eindelijk onder de knie

[@bebes3035]

Love your videos, and love your way of teaching. This is really a great lesson. I was just wondering what size of beads you are using for this proyect. Thanks again. Love it.

[@justinedanielle9996]

You are a wonderful instructor! I love peyote stitch. I do not understand how to create colorful designs with that stitch though. Do you have any videos that can teach how to create a design with a peyote stitch? I can only do triangular/diamond designs and wish to do something more advanced. Thanks!

[@sarahstrickland6554]

Thank you, this was an excellent tutorial - clear and easy to follow. Love the sticky-outtie beads! If you have time, can you show how to create a flat pattern that will become tubular on paper or a program? I am trying to wrap my head around creating my own patterns...and can't see it yet. Again, thank you - this was great!

[@clairebacchi360]

I'm the worst at peyote, but I love the look of it. I've been wanting to make a toggle bar for a project I'm doing. I have to learn this. I bought those cards that allow me to do peyote and still I'm having a problem. I know it's practice, practice practice. Thank you for this great tutorial. 🌺🥀🌹💐🌻🌼

[@marymelcher8679]

I failed miserably too I can even say I hate peyote stitch! I am going to try again though because I love the bracelet. You are a wonderful teacher. Thanks so much!

[@cristalelias1145]

You are so talentated thank you for your hard work

[@vilaschandpara9963]

Oh my God.. u r really very great...🙏🏻🙏🏻 your teaching technique is superb..some one had suggested me to search your tutorial ..and I got it . love you...❤️❤️ love you. So much. I want more guidance from you. Will u pl ?? I want to learn one necklace. Got the picture of it..and I don't know how to make this..how can I send u the picture??pl suggest . Thank you. 🙏🏻🙏🏻.

[@RosaPerez-gu2vt]

I love your lessons, you are the best

[@ruthcook7215]

Good video. Your instructions were very easy to work with. Thank you. Look forward to other vedios.

[@donnafletcher5459]

Your instructions are great. However, the directional words cover up what she is doing making it difficult to see.

[@JillWisemanDesigns]

Donna Fletcher You can toggle off the words when watching the video. On the bottom right of the screen there's an icon that's CC in a box - click that and the words will toggle off.

[@kafayatladigbolu9817]

thank you Jill. it is made very simple.

[@dayneallensheetsftm]

I am going to make a necklace length using this technique to start it and then switch to brick for the major length. What are your thoughts on this. you

[@patriciamorales3307]

Excelente explicacion gracias

[@fabiennesigaut132]

Bravo et merci Jill ! Vidéo très explicite même si on ne comprend pas la langue parlée. A quand la version française ?

[@Divary02]

Trop beau 🥰

[@JillWisemanDesigns]

And Ray of Light bangle too! LOL Thank you!

[@JillWisemanDesigns]

Thank you Renata!

[@lisamccullough4514]

This is awesome! I have never seen anything like this before. I am new to the beading and jewelry making scene and was surfing youtube to get some new ideas. I have really enjoyed watching your videos. I love how you show and explain everything. I do have a question...being that I am new at all of this, I am not quite sure what thread you are using. Is it a special kind of thread? Or is it sewing thread? Thank you for making your videos!!!

[@JillWisemanDesigns]

Hi Lisa- Thanks for asking! Your question actually prompted me to film some segments on beadweaving tools and materials last week - so thanks! In general, I like to use Fireline, 6lb size for my beadweaving. But any other beading thread like Nymo, S-Lon, OneG, etc. in the D size works well too.

[@christianchick55]

WHAT KIND OF NEEDLES DO YA USE....MINE ARE TO FLEXABLE....I NEED A STRONGER ONE

[@meanttobehere12]

Mine was flimsy and loose, my second one, same. Thank you for showing how to join beads securely. Might try again, frustrated enough.

[@gigistacey724]

Going to try tonight. I hope it is as easy as you made it look!! If I want a smaller toggle, do I use 8 across?

[@JillWisemanDesigns]

Yes ma'am!

[@prophetpit]

cam u make a whole necklace using the same concept as the toggle??? making flat long n stitching side to side??

[@beckyb4074]

Hello Jill, I know this is a older video, so I don't know if you will be able to get my questions. First I wanted to tell you that I like the way you taught the tube bead, which is what I want to make. But was wondering if it would be possible to make it using 6 lb monofilament instead of fireline thread ( as it's too expensive for me at this time)? How would you go about making the tube beads into different sizes (lengths, etc)? Thanks in advance for any help you can give me. I will certainly appreciate it. Sincerely Becky B from Arkansas

[@laskarovenieri]

ΚΑΛΗΜΕΡΑ ΣΑΣ,ΠΑΡΑΚΑΛΩ ΠΩΣ ΜΠΟΡΩ ΝΑ ΑΓΟΡΑΣΩ ΣΩΛΗΝΕΣ ΓΙΑ PEYOTE?MΠΟΡΩ ΝΑ ΑΓΟΡΑΣΩ ΑΠΟ ΕΣΑΣ;ΕΙΜΑΙ ΕΛΛΑΔΑ ΑΘΗΝΑ

[@naturallycyn]

I know this video is almost 4 years old but I'm a beginner at beading, so it's new to me. I am having the hardest time catching on to Peyote stitches. What did you do to help you catch on to the technique?

[@ahujadeep]

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[@KasperochSiri]

I understand how to do this but when I do it it becomes like tilted so when i close it, it has a spiral look to it. It works, it doesn't look that bad but it frustrates me that I cant get it straight like yours. Maybe it has to do with the thread I use. What kind of thread are you using? I can't find a video where you tell that.

[@Hadewig-kx7bc]

How to do this when you want to make a complete tube bracelet this way?

[@njtappe3938]

Hi Jill, I:m attempting to make this peyote tube with round instead of delicas. My beads don:t line up like yours. Hmmm, should I just use delicas instead of rounds. Help.

[@user-wp7od5ji7v]

Благодарю за видео уроки! Я не знаю что говорит Jill,но понятно по самому видео.Я учусь по вашим урокам.И все получается.

[@Fannitomo]

Hi! I found this video very useful, I got impressed by the nice result. I have a question: Do you think it is practical that I make a long flat peyote piece to work it together (like in the video) and get a tubular necklace? or is there another way to make a tubular necklace? I'm wondering about it because I want to do an African design which I was not able to do it (and maintain the drawing) while working in the regular tubular method. Thanks and best regards.

[@JillWisemanDesigns]

Fannitomo No, I'm afraid that won't work for a necklace or bracelet because peyote done flat and then zipped up is too stiff - it will only be a long straight piece. Instead you could use tubular herringbone to follow a pattern.

[@sarahhughart7927]

Fannitomor

[@easystarallstar89]

Jill, would this method work to zip up around a hoop earring?

[@estherraspiller1415]

Hi Jill, I love your designs and have tried several times to make some of your projects, however, I am not the most experienced. I think you need to be a little more specific as to what size beads you're using and also how to start and finish a project. Some how I feel you start your projects a little ahead of the actual beginning. Again I do love your projects but can not finish them accordingly. Thank you for your tutorials,

[@JillWisemanDesigns]

There is almost always a free PDF download with written details on the seed bead sizes, etc. The free PDF links are in the description field. You can find them at: jillwisemandesigns.com/patterns/ And if I've started "in the middle of something" it's only because I've already made a video on the first part, and there is a link to that video within the current video.

[@charleneburns6937]

What type and size of those beads?

[@hishamizoli646]

Thanks you have very amaizing things

[@Mitadbebe]

Hi Jill, love your videos. I just want to ask you if you can use regular beads to do the peyote stitch? Thank you.

[@JillWisemanDesigns]

Maggie Santos Absolutely! It can be a bit easier to learn on cylinder beads like Delicas, but there's no reason it can't be done in any seed bead!

[@Mitadbebe]

Jill Wiseman Thank you so much. I going to be brave and make one.

[@marlythibes]

explica muito bem.... grata.....

[@tanyastille407]

Where did you find your bead tray?

[@flaviacentofanti1885]

Ciao come si uniscono fra di loro questi elementi per il senso della lunghezza?

[@simchashemesh3249]

יפה מאוד תודה❤

[@lavonnewashington6479]

Hi Jill!! Do you have a clasp that you make with seed beads only? No delicas, I really want to know if that is even possible... Thank you in advance!!!

[@Raina6465]

Every morning I get up and try again to learn peyote stitch. RAW is lovely. Even CRAW. But peyote is under a curse, for me. Jill is generally the best instructor, but I try them all. Is there hope? Just keep trying? WHAT???

[@MetalGrannie]

Christine, I was having a problem starting peyote because the beads would flip out all over the place and I just couldn't hold on to them with my left hand. I bought a set of "Quick Start Peyote" cards and that helped me A LOT!

[@Raina6465]

Dear MetalGrannie - I've seen those cards and even made one for myself. As you say, it worked. But I see people use peyote everywhere, and I think I need to be able to do it, too. BREAK THROUGH: I can make it with large beads or with the square ones, but still can't master the 11/0 seedbeads. Thank you so much for your answer. We are definitely on the same wave length. I'm glad to know I'm not alone.

[@reginahughes7652]

What size beads are these?

[@judithmosley2630]

I can not thread a needle like I used to do. Have you a tip to let me bead again.?

[@JillWisemanDesigns]

My best tips are: good lighting, good magnification. But also, make sure you're using the largest size needle you can. I almost never use size 12s any more - I switched to size 11 needles for most things a few years ago and can thread those much more easily.

[@mariaruiz6547]

So I might have missed it but how do u make this longer. For like a lanyard?

[@christorrance2876]

Hi, can someone tell me what size beads to use and are they a certain type? Thanks so much.

[@bdavisofnv]

What size thread are you using

[@negelita]

que maravilla, gracias por compartirla

[@Loumyrl]

Genial genial genial

[@marthamollichellahandmadej4556]

thank you

[@moniqaf]

Thanx but wish wld hav showed how to make other half

[@gloriathomas9873]

Jill is there any way I can do a toggle & clasp with just seed beads! All I can see are using delicas thank s

[@JillWisemanDesigns]

This same technique works with seed beads too.

[@gloriathomas9873]

Jill Wiseman ok thanks I'll give it a go 🐩

[@deniseporter8677]

I know this is not the correct video for this question - I was making flat peyote piece - Somehow when I started a new thread I got off my pattern I have no idea where but somehow I lost my shape along the way...

[@helencoote2827]

What size beads are you using?

[@anabarbarasantos3305]

Uau amei fabuloso👏👏👏😘

[@hollymasten5229]

Single peyote is frustrating it is easier to do double peyote