Double Copper Peyote Cuff

By: Gloria Uhler from domestic-divaonline.com

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By: Gloria Uhler from domestic-divaonline.com

The Double Copper Peyote Cuff is your basic peyote stitch bracelet with a lovely monochromatic twist. If you're looking for a free peyote seed bead pattern that is effortlessly chic, then this is the DIY bracelet for you. Alternating rows in different metallic shades take this simple accessory up a notch. Plus, this DIY bracelet is perfect for mixing and matching with numerous outfits you could put together thanks to its neutral tones! Peyote stitch has been used in many cultures throughout history, from ancient Egypt to Native American. Build on this timeless technique by mastering this copper peyote stitch cuff pattern.

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Project TypeMake a Project

Bead TypeSeed

Time to CompleteIn an evening

Bead Technique UsedStitched

Bead Project TypeBracelet

Difficulty LevelEasy

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Hippie Chick

Apr 27, 2018

The Peyote stitch is the popular stitch that you have probably seen used in jewelry made by Native Americans and can be found in a lot of souvenir shops in certain areas of the country such as national parks. It is a very easy to do procedure and looks great in a lot of different items other than just cuffs.

mulberrygalprinces s

Oct 18, 2017

I have got to learn the peyote stitch. I love the look and this looks like something I could handle. It's suppose to be easy so I will just jump in and give it a shot. If it works I may never stop making them. Thank you for offering it so I can try.

maddiesmom2 437377 4

Oct 18, 2012

I just finished maing this bracelet and am REALLY happy with it! This is the first time I've tried the peyote stitch and found it extremely easy and fun. I was able to get a four loop antique copper slide clasp from Shipwreck beads. Thank you for this cuff pattern, I can't wait to make it in different colors!