How do I ensure that my peyote stitch isn't all wonky?

SharxxyBaitXD 12/8/2024 09:20 am 176

My peyote stitch always ends up looking wonky pls help

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SharxxyBaitXD
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Dec 8, 2024 1:02 pm

@similiemelody: TYsm!!

similiemelody
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Dec 8, 2024 9:25 am

pull each row nice and tight! Also, it could be nothing to do with your stitching - maybe the beads are slightly irregular in size. Beads with different finishes or of different brands may vary slightly in length, and that adds up a lot when you are making an entire panel/cuff. But if it is your stitching, maybe check that your first row is as regular as it can be. In the past when I have worked with a wonky initial row, the rest of the stitch seems to follow suit

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How do I ensure that my peyote stitch isn't all wonky?

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