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@TurboBeads: Huh?

Hello you two! Found this site as a means to prepare for EDC Las Vegas Then made an account to join in this conversation lol. As for me, I just located a 21x15 peyote stitch file and then loaded it into Photoshop CC to make an original design. @Savvi this link is to a peyote stitch that is about 100x150 if that helps. This site's pattern maker is buggy enough, I'll stick with PS! @Turbo well I found this android app called "Make your beads patterns" that does a peyote stitch, but rated 2.8 stars so use at your own risk. BeadTool4 is free but you can't save or print without the $50 license. If you're thrifty you could screenshot.

So I didn't find an app, but I found a computer program that has tons of different stitches (Including square and peyote). Here's the link: https://www.beadtool.net/download.html Might make it a bit easier for everyone. I find the pattern maker on this site to be kind of limiting.

@SavviKardynal: thats cool! If only there was an app for peyote stitch patterns, cause there are times i may not be home, on the go and what to create something on the fly, but have to wait til i get to my computer to do anything. So many apps it has to exsist! Ha ha and the easter egg hunt starts.

@TurboBeads: I use this app for perler patterns called Bead Studio. It's the free version, and you can have a template that's up to 500 beads long and wide. You can also have it generate a pattern from a photo, it only makes them really big, but it shows all the detail, so it's still pretty cool. You create your own patterns by tapping each spot (it actually looks like a peg board and beads). It's kind of time consuming, but it's also kind of fun, so whatever.