Odd Count Peyote Stitch - Peyote Bead School - Week 2

[@KarenHock-h9z]

Kelly, thank you SOOO much for teaching the traveling tail thread technique. So much easier than the figure 8 turnaround and uses much less thread and no bulky side. Truly wonderful.

[@sharonperry7085]

Great tutorial! Your instructions and camera work are so clear! It was great seeing each method done for a side by side comparison.

[@brendacrooks7091]

Thanks for your great instructions on beading. I enjoy watching and learning from you.

[@ericaclark7250]

I agree the traveling tail thread is really cool. I will definitely be giving it a try. Thank you so much for showing us

[@deborahnarendorf7106]

Kelly thanks for this! I pray that you did well with the surgery!

[@daniwofford.50739]

That traveling bead trick for turning at the top is a game changer! Why doesn't everyone teach that method instead of the annoying figure 8 turning method? Kelly, you are a wonderful beading instructor, my favorite on YT!

[@teresa3049]

Love the traveling method. So so easy.

[@ViolettaPretorius]

Thanks so much Kelly! So pleased to learn the other turning methods. Will definitely try them all 😊

[@seagreenblue4052]

I’ve never done beading. This is fascinating. I’ve got to try it. Thank you for a free pattern so I can get started. ❤

[@Rosie-wi6xe]

That was such a great video and your instructions are so great. Thank you!!

[@marybarratt2649]

Thank you for an easy tutorial on odd count. Veryelpful.

[@tammiecarbohn6796]

EXCELLENT info as usual! I thought I was sold on the hook under method but now you have me thinking I should be using the traveling thread method. Hope your foot is healing well. I look forward to your next video.

[@helenhenry6218]

Thank you so much! You do such an awesome job with the beading and teaching. But, I gotta say you can thread a needle like a pro!

[@indiagosnell]

Seeing all the methods together and the thread showing on the sides really is so amazing! I knew the 1st three methods you show because I learned them doing your previous odd count peyote patterns. The square stitch method is good to know, but like you I prefer the traveling tail method. It seems to make everything look more even and pretty. If you were going to put beads on the outside of the bracelet, how would you do it? A brick stitch method like the snowman Earrings? Thanks Kelly! I love learning from you and this video is so awesome! 😍😍😍

[@aurora5811]

Great video!!!!!! Thankyou so much.

[@sherrybuit7814]

So glad you are teaching us

[@cindydimmock85]

Glad to see you back. Hope you are healing well

[@Diane-ue5mt]

Traveling tail method is the bomb! Thanks so much. Now I can do odd count without feeling like I'm wasting time with the figure eight method.

[@bonniestevens4168]

You always do such a clear job. Thank you!

[@charj57]

I like the second method… with the traveling tail thread.

[@margaretperkins5418]

Thank you so much for showing these options. Can you tell us the bead colors you used and do you have them on your website for purchase? Thanks so much.

[@nancysampson3609]

I would love you to show how to do increase and decrease peyote

[@wanetahenderson6762]

First you are such a good teacher! I have made your even count peyote bracelet and now I am making the swirl three drop and I love it! Why would I want to do odd count? It looks very complicated. What are the pros?

[@secondaccount1688]

the square stitch method works better if you add the new bead first and then square stitch it onto the previous row. The rows will line up better.

[@donnabridges7675]

I sure hope the pattern list what colors you used.

[@offthebeadedpath]

@@donnabridges7675 yes. All of my patterns have colors listed

[@cindydimmock85]

What about two needle peyote?

[@debbieevans5884]

I love two needle odd count peyote stitch!

[@laurajeffery8961]

You are terrific, I pray you are mending well ❤️‍🩹