Description
This 2-drop peyote beading pattern is for a striking Gothic-style bracelet with red roses on a black vine.
This bracelet pattern showcases deep red flowers on a dark black vine.
This pretty design only uses 3 colors, and they can be mixed and matched for a different look each time you re-create it!
PLUS 2-drop peyote works up twice as fast as regular peyote, so you’ll be finished in nearly half the time.
(2-Drop Brick stitch can also be used.)
Seed beads or Delicas can be used.
Design your own clasp with either a button and loop, or attach a metal finding clasp.
Bracelet measures approximately 6.8 inches long when created with 11/0 Delica seed beads.
With the purchase of this pattern, you are granted permission to sell any jewelry made from this pattern at craft fairs or in your own online shop.
This listing is for a 2 page PDF beading pattern.
This PDF pattern includes:
- A thumbnail image of the finished project
- An enlarged full-color beading chart for easy following
- A simple bead color legend for the 3 colors used
- Bracelet measures approximately 6.8 inches long when created with 11/0 Delica seed beads
***This is a pattern only, no stitch instructions are included.***
With the purchase of this pattern, you are granted permission to sell any jewelry personally made from this pattern at craft fairs or in your own online shop, so long as you do not claim the design to be your own.
Stitch instructions are not included. This is a pattern only. A basis knowledge of peyote or brick stitch is needed.
You will automatically be e-mailed a unique URL to download your file after your purchase is made. You can install the latest, free version of Adobe Reader at www.adobe.com, or test to make sure your current version is updated.
This pattern is copyright. You may not redistribute or sell the pattern in any way. You may not use the pattern to have mass-produced quantities of the item made. You may, however, sell anything that you personally make from this pattern on your own. Please contact me with any further copyright questions.
