Tribal Motif Peyote Bracelet Pattern, PDF
$4.50
Tribal Motif Peyote Bracelet Pattern, PDF
$4.50
Tribal Motif Peyote Bracelet Pattern, PDF
$4.50
Peyote Bracelet Beading Pattern
Created for size 11/0 Miyuki Delica beads
Details:
25 x 100 beads (1.32 x 6.92 in) – odd count
Colors used: 5
This digital pattern includes:
✔ pattern design for all versions
✔ bead legend (name, number, color, quantity)
✔ large bead graph
✔ word chart
Please note: materials and instructions are not included.
Description
A repeating tribal-inspired motif gives this peyote bracelet pattern a distinctive rhythmic character. Terracotta, teal, beige, and charcoal accents stand out against the light background, creating a balanced palette with both earthy warmth and cool contrast.
The structured repeating design is a lovely choice for beaders who enjoy bold decorative patterns with a handcrafted feel. This digital PDF pattern offers an inspiring project for creating a bracelet with a distinctive tribal-inspired look.
The item is a PATTERN in PDF format. Once the payment is confirmed, you’ll be redirected to a page with your order where you can download the file(s). Also, you will receive an email with the link that leads you to the download file(s).
The pattern has similar colors but they are not identical to the color of the beads given in the pdf file. The displayed colors may vary on different monitors due to individual graphic settings. You don’t have to be influenced by the beads given in the instruction and can match the others.
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Review from Etsy –
Good pattern with the bead graph, the bead chart (for simple peyotte, in this case) and the bead legend with bead number, name and count. Simple and efficient! If I really had to find a negative point, it would be not to have writing the bracelet size somewhere on the pdf….
~Virginie