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basically, u read it left to right (may have to rotate the pattern), start from the longest part (typically the middle, and use the peyote stitch! (if u didnt understand how 2 do the stitch, basically, u put a bead on each end of the string, then both ends in one bead, then repeat until desired length.) once at the end of that segment, u tie off and then continue upwards or downwards on the pattern's rows. its read straight, no like moving a bead or four over if its at a certain number or anythin lawl.for clarifications sake: you do not tie off at every single end point! just at the very first part and the very last part when ur done lawol

when u have to add a bead at the end/start of a row and it doesnt just slot on in there, heres what u do:

you go through at the first arrow, add a bead, then continue with the second arrows path. it might be a little wobbly, thats ok! it'll straighten out as more rows are added and will look normal after its done, i promise.

sometimes for charms u may have to make parts separately then attach afterwards if widths are super varied, but this isn't too common i don't think... is always an option though!

does that help at all? mask tutorials wld probably a good one to watch like uzi said lawl

@Uzi_Doorman: I watched those and i was so confusd.. i only know how to make like latter stich charms, but i wa sh ellokitty peyote ons and thats what i wanted to do