WOW I have been sitting on a 15 year peyote beaded headdress because it was so time consuming lol this is encouraging me to finish it, thank you 💜

whaaaaaa... Lord have Mercy! Where have you been all my life? Thank you for this!

This tip is absolutely brilliant. I thought it would be hard if I was following a pattern, but it's not. It's made things so much easier. Thank you

I lay out my peyote patterns on a bead board to work them, and I think this method will really speed up progress on my projects, as long as I remember which direction to pick up them 2 rows each time. Thank you so much for sharing!

I just tried this with a pattern. It wasn't as tricky as I was expecting! I just added the next 2 rows and they added themselves seamlessly. Thank you for the amazing tip! 👌

Reviewed this as a quick refresher since it's been forever since I've need to do a fast peyote stitch. Trickiest on multi-colors sections, I find it helps me go to the quickest on borders of a single color and large sections on bracelets where it's all one color.

Thank you so much! That is amazing! I love it. I make bracelets from tiny seed beads and it's so time cosuming. Now with this magical trich I can make more in less time. God bless you for this awesome tip.

Thank you for showing a way to take away the boring part of the pattern by cutting those solid rows in half. Thank you again.

Amazing!!! I do lots of beading but Peyote this makes it so easy. Thank you. Sending blessings and peace

This video changed the game when it comes to my beading hobby. After doing countless patterns… am I wrong to think this is not only faster, but a superior way of beading in every way? In my experience, this makes it easier to keep the same thread tension throughout the entire work… and the finished works ends up stronger and sturdier than in the tradicional method. It works perfect with thin threads such as Miyuki… perhaps not as great if you’re working with thicker elastic threads. The only other possible downside I can think of is that it’s generally harder to correct mistakes… (specially if accidentally pass the needle through the thread) It’s a 10/10 for me. Thanks for sharing the tip

FELICITACIONES a todas las personas que nos enseñan estas hermosas manualidades y a todas las que publican sus creaciones.

Thank you so much for this video!! I was getting Impatient doing my first tubular peyote but this makes it so much easier!

Why not put the needle in the end and push the beads into place as you push the needle in for "zipping up the rows"?

Thank you for sharing ! Oh merci pour partager avec nous ce super idée !

I have never been able to do peyote this looks great!

Excellent 🎉

That is awesome looks like you could do a simple bracelet in no time at all 😀 thank you for sharing! Hugs Liz...

Thank you very much for this tip. Makes my beading significantly faster. A complete boon when doing a long length of peyote stitch

OMG this is so fantastic and easy to do!! 👍 thank you so much for sharing it 🙏😁

OMGosh... I have absolutely HATED doing peyote beading because it's so time consuming, but THIS! 😧❤❤❤

I have only used that method to close off the ends.

I suspect that I'm not the only person wondering if this can be used on odd-count peyote... I haven't tried it, but I think the answer is yes as long as you start when the sticking-out beads are the ones that include the edge beads.

Awesome quick tip for this stitch. Thanks! I'm sharing it in my group's playlist, too.

Awesome. Doing patterns (different colours) with this technique could be tricky but this is worth knowing.

I timed it doing two rows the normal way vs doing the equivalent of two rows this way and it is 30 seconds faster this way thanks!

Well, that looks like a lot more work than just doing it one bead at a time, unless you are using only green. I seldom use the peyote stitch anymore, unless I am doing something round, and I want to. I can do the peyote by simply using the brick stitch. If you are following a pattern, which I almost always do, just turn it sideways and let'er rip! I have been beading many many years, and have taught many people how to bead, and I have never seen this method, so kudos for teaching an old dog a new trick! I most likely won't use it, but it is still good to open ones horizons and learn new things.

very, very interesting trick, with this method saved a lot of time! thanks for sharing!

This is awesome!

Fantástico, yo no sabía como hacerlo, pero tu explicación es fabulosa, muchas gracias guapa.

One word: Brilliant!

I love this thank you❤

Fantastic tip!👍🏽

that is the most interesting beading I have seen. I don't know if I can do that,but I am going to try

Wow!! Thank you for the technique

I think this is amazing! Thank you!

This is AMAZING!! I can't wait to try it!!! Thanks for the tip! 💜

Fantastic for those of use who have trouble with this stitch like me ! It's crazy how a able to do harder stitches but still have trouble with this basic stitch . 😩

Love this do you got a video on how to start it to make lanyard?

Very interesting and quick

Thanks for this easy method

Cool! I haven't try that yet, but planning on do that. Thanks for sharing :)

that is utter genius!

Hallo Kat, thanks for the best tip !! 😊😊👍👍👏👏👏🌈🌈🌈 Is it possible to make it with an uneven peyote too? Thanks a lot !!!!

Yes please - same question as Flor Sanchez-Ortega below.

Thank you so much for showing this!!! I LOVE IT!!

FANTASTIC!!! Thank you!

Good idea. Thx

What I liked about this method is not having to pick up a bead each time.

That's clever ❤

CLEVER! I like this technique. I'm assuming you start your first 2 rows the traditional way before going to this speed stitching method, right? IE Pick up 11 beads and then stitch in another 11, right? If so, now I know how to figure out how many beads to load to create the finished width I want in inches. Eg. first load 11 beads (assuming that's 1") when I want a 2" wide cuff. Stitching in the next set of 11 beads will give me my 2" wide cuff. Hope that makes sense. It does to me. TFS this cool time saver.

thank you! just what i was looking for!

Actually, it takes more time to go between those beads and connect than to pick beads up one by one.

great, grat trick!

Thanks for this great tip! Can it be modified for odd-count peyote, too?

Do you start this style of peyote the conventional way or can you show the beginning of it please I this style of peyote which by the way is genius love it thank you so much ❤

Mind blown!

This is nice and helpful. However, I do wish you would have shown us how you started those first 6 rows.

That actually looks like more work .

YOU GOTTA BE KIDDING!! JOY!

Thank you this is awesome

Yes! Love this tip! 🙌

This takes no less time than doing regular, I once timed myself doing both it was literally only three or so seconds less...

I like this idea, I have been trying to think about how to do this. m My way didn't work.

does this only work for even count peyote?

Me fascina las manualidades felicitaciones

Fantastic!!! Genius!

Wow. This is soooo helpfully

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My first thought was about the green color, also.

OMG TOO COOL! Thank you for showing this.

Love this! Thank u so much!

Need to start tutorial from scratch

For single color peyote, it's so fast. But I cannot apply it in pattern ones.

I always hated looking at my pattern, picking up one bead, pulling the thread through, looking at the pattern again.... Now I don't have to do that. I have completed projects much faster this way!

Unbelievable!!!

Very interesting thank you

That is cool thanks for sharing

Halo, im agustina bantiloc from the philippines, i love watching your videos and i want make those jewelries that you're doing but my problem is there is no store to buy beading needle and beading thread here. How can i avail?

beautiful

thank you thank you thank goodness!

Brilliant! thanks that was a great tip :)

How would I do that with each row being different?

Very cool!!

I'm thinking this would only work for a even count project?

I rewatched to understand

Does this work with odd count peyote?

Very good

Good idea

Brilliant!

I am gonna pass this one

I’ve tried this so many times, but the thread I put my beads on, and once I’ve stitched them I can still see the thread my beads were on

THANK YOU! ! ! ! :-)

СПАСИБО! 👍

Why aren’t you zipping up two at a time on a diagonal. That would really speed up this method.

AWESOME!

Amazing, easy but I m trying to follow a pattern and I couldnt... do you have any tips?

Cool. Thank you.

Mis cou t the. What we have to do take out all the work? It has happened!!!! Good suggestion for those who dont forget the count often...lol

Amei, lindíssimo ,maravilhoso.

I am not sure where to give a start. Just any video guidence pl