Design Idea J904
String of Censers
-- Designer --
Rose, Jewelry Designer, Exclusively for Fire Mountain Gems and Beads®
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Instructions
Cut a 6-foot length of Berkley® FireLine® thread.
Thread a beading needle almost doubling the thread (to make it a shorter length to work with) but leave a tail so you are only working with one thread.
Pick up five antique bronze #11 seed beads. Bring the seed beads toward the end of the thread, leaving a 6-inch tail.
Pass through all the beads again, pull tight to create a circle then tie a knot.
Add two more rows using the tubular peyote stitch technique.
Note: View the ''How to make a Tubular Peyote Stitch'' how-to video and illustrated instructions for additional details.
Pass through all the beads in the last row of peyote again.
Pick up:
Skip the next seed bead of the peyote row then pass through the next.
Pick up:
Pass:
Pick up:
Pass:
Repeat Step 5.
Pick up an iris purple buckwheat.
Pass:
Pick up a light beige #11 seed bead.
Pass through the next iris purple buckwheat.
Pick up:
Pass:
Pass through the next iris purple buckwheat.
Pick up:
Pass:
Repeat Step 11 two more times. Then, without picking up the light beige seed bead, repeat Step 11 one more time.
Pass:
Pick up an antique bronze seed bead.
Pass:
Pass through all the antique bronze seed beads in the last row two times. This is now the first row of peyote stitch.
Pass down through an adjacent gold buckwheat then pass back through all the light beige seed beads and iris purple buckwheat to add stability.
Pass up through an adjacent gold buckwheat and an antique bronze seed bead.
Repeat Steps 3 - 16 eleven more times.
Repeat Step 3 then weave through adjacent beads to secure the thread. If desired, add a knot for additional security.
Cut a 2-foot length of FireLine thread. Thread a beading needle onto each end, leaving a tail.
Pass one beading needle through an antique bronze seed bead in the outer row of peyote on one end of the focal. Pass the second needle in the opposite direction through an adjacent seed bead in the same row.
String an iris purple buckwheat onto each beading needle. Pass both needles, in opposite directions, through one light beige seed bead.
Repeat 16 more times.
Pass both needles, in opposite directions, through seven light beige seed beads.
Pass both needs, in opposite directions, back through the last light beige seed bead added in Step 20. Pull tight to create a loop.
Pass both needles back down through the ladder weave to secure. If desired add a knot for additional security.
Use a jump ring to attach half of a tab clasp.
Repeat Steps 19 - 24 to complete the opposite end of the necklace.
Cut a 6-foot length of FireLine thread then thread a beading needle.
Pick up five antique bronze #11 seed beads. Bring the seed beads toward the end of the thread, leaving a 6-inch tail.
Pass through all the beads again, pull tight to create a circle then tie a knot.
Pick up:
Skip the next seed bead of the peyote row then pass through the next.
Pick up:
Pass:
Pick up:
Pass:
Repeat Step 5.
Pick up an iris purple buckwheat.
Pass:
Pick up a light beige #11 seed bead.
Pass through the next iris purple buckwheat.
Pick up:
Pass:
Pass:
Pick up:
Pass:
Repeat Step 11 two more times. Then, without picking up the light beige seed bead, repeat Step 11 one more time.
Pass:
Pick up an antique bronze seed bead.
Pass:
Pass through all the antique bronze seed beads in the last row two times. This is now the first row of peyote stitch.
Pass down through an adjacent gold buckwheat then pass back through all the light beige seed beads and iris purple buckwheat to add stability.
Pass up through an adjacent gold buckwheat and an antique bronze seed bead.
Pass through a few adjacent beads to secure. If desired add a knot for additional security.
Repeat Steps 1 - 16 to create a second beaded bead.
String onto a head pin a 3mm gold-plated brass round, a beaded bead and a 3mm round then create a simple loop.
Repeat to create a second drop.
String onto an eye pin then create a simple loop:
Repeat to create a second link.
Pass the loop of a drop through a loop of a beaded link then close. Pass the loop of an ear wire through the opposite loop of the beaded link then close.
Repeat to complete the second earring.
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