It’s possible to decrease and increase in peyote to add in shaping and texture. There are even some very cool things you can do with geometric peyote! 

Did you know you can use more than one bead at a time in peyote stitch?

Circular peyote stitch – also known as peyote in the round – is a really useful stitch for creating bezels around stones such as rivolis and cabochons.

Let’s talk about tubular even-count peyote! Tubular is a little trickier to do than flat peyote but is a useful stitch to have in your bank. It can be used to make bracelets, necklaces and more! 

Don’t be afraid of odd-count peyote! Yes, it does mean a funky turn – but it’s no excuse! Let me show you how to do that!

Flat even-count petote is usually the very first stitch that a beader learns. With this variation, you are working with an even number of beads.