Stitches: Flat Even Count Peyote Stitch

Where many beadweavers start their journey - learning flat even count peyote stitch!
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[@KathyLovesLife]

If I had to pick the best jewelry/bead tutorial videos/instructor, I would vote for Jill. Isn’t she the greatest?! Talks normal, teaches so well and she’s a cutie pie?!!

[@jonifejes6815]

I am just learning I beading - and this is the best video on how to start the Peyote pattern. You are such a great teacher. Thanks for being here for us ❤❤❤❤

[@juliew1426]

Jill, I am a newbie to bead weaving. I have to tell you that you are an excellent teacher for beginners. I know you have been doing this for ages, and you are on a level a newbie can only dream of...yet, you know how to simplify and clarify things to a new beader that many experienced beaders lost sight of long ago. You are an excellent teacher. My favorite on YT, by far.

[@kikutiyinu6744]

Julie W I absolutely agree😊

[@updownstate]

For some reason my brain just can't hold onto this stitch. Whenever I need a refresher [and to check out new videos] I always head to you. I hope you know how much I appreciate you. You do a great service to me as I am stuck at home and don't watch tv. Plus making something always makes me feel good. Thank you.

[@clairewisniewski7996]

You are my favorite beading instructor. I am a total noob, but am learning as I go and your tutorials are always on point and VERY well explained. Thank you!!

[@wadoryugirl4219]

Thank you! Finally a tutorial I can follow and made easy for beginners.

[@Kaff231]

Sticky outie is the best term I've heard👍

[@JillWisemanDesigns]

I'm obviously a highly technical person. ;-)

[@updownstate]

Sounds like a belly button.

[@malapertia18]

Thank you for this tutorial. I've watched so many confusing ones on KZbin. Yours are clear, well done and concise! I almost signed up for a paid website before just found your KZbin channel , thanks again.

[@fish4keepers]

Jill I cannot thank you enough for your tutorials. I have wanted to learn peyote and the other stitches for so long but could never understand how to do it. You do amazing tutorials that I do understand and makes me so excited to get started. I feel the confidence for the first time that I can learn how to do these stitches to make beautiful jewelry. Thank you so much.

[@colleenweikel3405]

Finally a demo that makes sense and doesn't use 2 needles. Thanks so much!

[@Kaff231]

You are such a good teacher thank you for this wonderful video💎

[@nabilariskalla9197]

Finally I understand Peyote stitch! Great and simple tutorial..thank you Jill, you’re an amazing teacher 😍

[@jeretotman1509]

I really love your videos because you go slow enough for me to follow, and you stay in focus. You go from start to finish and don't do one then fast forward to the next step. You show what it should look like each time. I am doing what I consider complicated things only because you have been such a great teacher.

[@RICDirector]

I will have you know that my cat no longer likes you. When you explained about 'sticky-outy', I was taking a drink of water and promptly spat water all over her. There is a grudge being held, here (her part, not mine). :P I love a tutorial that has as much laughter as instruction! :)

[@maameboamaa]

I think you should have showed us how u fixed that stopper bead instead of just saying how you did. Cos sm of us are beginners watching.

[@meezybarrett3259]

Thx for the great video Jill!!! I'm new to beading & have become Addicted to peyote stitch... Love your term " sticky outie" !

[@cindyrottacker2163]

Thank you great tutorial!!

[@mistikalnawe]

great video! best clear peyote tutorial I've found. thnx

[@donnabutchko6808]

You are the first person, other than me, that I've heard use the term "sticky-outy"

[@leannehavis3882]

This is so helpful. I always struggle with even count peyote. Thank you so much!

[@jsicka365]

Curious if it's possible to do peyote stitch directly onto fabric?

[@caminocutie1]

I just took a one on one class and this will help me understand the directions a little clearer. Thank you Jill.

[@hlm1972]

I have been holding off on trying this stitch. Thanks to this video, I may never stop!

[@Amanda-ws9zl]

I am new to bead stitching and this is the best tutorial I've found. I received a kit with instructions and where to see their tutorial. After watching this tutorial I am ready to start the project.

[@KANGURASK]

i did understand this lady. seen 1000 videos and couldnt get it till now. THANK YOU! !!!

[@fortitube-donnajean405]

You´re the best. I say ¨sticky-outie¨ too and ¨hangy-thangy.¨ That just shows what a genius you are.

[@aurawright2130]

Thank you. I hope to find a project to try this on.

[@land_fisher]

I love your videos because you always make me laugh :D Great video and thanks for sharing!

[@christinatanner2444]

Thank you so much struggling with my book... I will follow you now xxxx

[@eleneperron1139]

😂😂😂u forgot how to count...awesome gurl

[@mzshota46]

Thank you so much for your video I just got my bead needle yesterday I been studying this for awhile your video is the only one that did it... and guess what I now get it Im working square miyuki and it's looking like something... thank you very much...

[@Gama2snoopyandmunchi]

Can you do Words in a peyote Stitch?

[@SandraRomero-hg3rk]

Hello, can a peyote pattern be used on a bead loom

[@maameboamaa]

What threat did you use and what is the size of it ?

[@orkyhampton]

Feliz Navidad Jill !!!! thanks for the tutorial.

[@annadale4618]

Thank you you are amazing.

[@sashastarr5322]

Video helped me a lot.

[@tamieh4599]

Jill, me again the dyslexic slow poke. Well I have to admit, I went to another peyote tutorial...just to see..... I like that woman's Yankee voice. lol boy I got so twisted and so did my thread !! So you are still the Queen

[@britneebreeze]

Thank you Jill! Wonderful video.

[@Scrolling2024]

Question. In your other video about reading even count peyote patterns you said you pick up your first 2 rows at the same time. Then you start your 3rd row but, here I see you starting 1 row then beginning your second row. I am throughly confused. Please help.

[@alvincook8888]

Im lovin' it!!

[@paulaclements4359]

LOVE your terminology..you use the best description 👌 😄 😉 👍

[@werefox61]

Question? I can't seem to keep the thread controlled. I am using some transparent beading thread that I bought. What kind of thread is best to start with. I was using the delica beads 11/0 and is so tiny and the thread kept getting twisted. My husband looked at me being frustrated and later suggested I practice with perler fuse beads as they are gigantic compared to the delica beads, but the same shape. I think maybe tomorrow I'll hunt some up and try that, just lo give my clumsy fingers a break. I can use regular thread because the holes are so big in the fuse beads. (Regular thread wouldn't go through the delica beads with my needle) I did try that.

[@Amoresable]

Hello Jill Wiseman I'm making a netting bracelet with stretchy string 0.5mm and I've rand out who do I add on more?make using 11/0 seed beads and bugles.

[@gabriellalaki9759]

Hello Jill, Thank you for your video tutorials. You have the best tutorials ever! I am working on my first peyote project. It is a simple ring:- with flat, even count peyote. stitches. I know I do not have the right needle nor the right thread-it is hard to get it here My work does not have the nice "body" it is a bit too loose . Could this be because I am not using the right neede/thread? Does your web-shop delivers to Europe as well? Kind regards, Gabriella

[@susancolvin2413]

Jill is the best teacher. I watched another video and there is no comparison. Jill is always well prepared and so there not a lot of ummm what did I do here!!! lol Thanks Jill

[@rezkitty397]

Thanks...I'm new to beading so practice & patience is what's needed to get hang of this stitch. Believe me I tried 4 a l o n g time☹️🙄😒🤔💯

[@janetrobertshaw6487]

" sticky outie" perfect way to remember...thank you ❤x jan

[@ruschkapocklington5770]

You lifesaver, fundamentally couldn't understand a simple instruction til I saw you speak and demonstrate it. You have a lovely, clear manner and voice. Thank you!

[@ndaley-martin2696]

Jill out all the beaders YOU are the BEST thank you:

[@susanmedina2821]

Jill, I am new to peyote stitch. What kind of thread do you use in this beading?

[@zimbar69]

Doing it wide now and since I’m new to beading it looks weird for a clasp with the sticky outies. Do you have any idea for me or a previous video?

[@lindalomax8771]

I can't seem to find your video on making the cheat for peyote stitch that I think your mom used it was a ladder stitch base

[@zimbar69]

Is there a drawback to making the first row 6 inches long for the length and then doing the width? Thanks Jill, Heather Rutherford

[@JGunlimited]

Having learned the square stitch first, I'm feeling cheated by how straight forward this stitch is.

[@monicapressley6086]

Thanks for all your great tutorials. What size delicas are you using?

[@havilah2228]

My mom is s beader and she watches you so she told me to watch you and now I know how to peyote stich thx btw

[@apewil1994]

This is the first time I've actually understood this process! I don't have the money to take a class, so your brief tutorial is perfect. Do you have a link to show how to finish off, such as a loop and ball, similar to the parisian lights bracelet? I am looking forward to learning from you, you are awesome!

[@JillWisemanDesigns]

I'll be adding videos every week - there's so much to cover! So stay tuned!

[@michellemadding8324]

What kind of board are you using? It looks really plush. Would love to see it.

[@JillWisemanDesigns]

The bead board I use in the videos is WONDERFUL! It's from www.beadonitboards.com . I have about 8 of them now in all different sizes. My favorite to start out with is the 8x11 though. We'll be having a giveaway of one in January, so stay tuned!

[@greenelf912]

love your stuff so glad I found you

[@zimbar69]

I’m planning on a loop and button

[@jei-el2139]

Great tutorial but no one ever mentions how long to make the string

[@KathyLovesLife]

I’ve heard a wing span worth (your height is about the same.

[@chrisbonnett1322]

,k'

[@hexehui348]

Danke.angenehm unaufgeregt so das ich es verstanden habe 😊