June 17, 2015 / admin / 22 Comments
This is a pattern that was modified from a wonderful free pattern posted on Linda’s Crafty Inspirations Blog (http://craftyinspirationbylinda.blogspot.com/2015/03/free-beading-pattern-peyote-fan-earrings.html).You can visit that link to get the pattern. Size 6/0 seed beads are much more available for me than 8/0 seed beads. Size 8/0 seed beads are harder to find in stores like Michael’s or Hobby Lobby, so I have to custom order them (which means I don’t have as many). So I created a version of the pattern that uses less 8/0 beads and more 6/0 beads for the edge (along with 11/0 and 15/0 seed beads), and I changed the thread path a bit to avoid having to go through the 15/0 seed beads so many times. This pattern makes a wider fan than Linda’s pattern, but I think the end result is just as nice. Although this is primarily an earring pattern, I included a couple of photos to illustrate how you might string these fan components together into a necklace. (Another similar free tutorial is posted in Russian at http://biserok.org/polukruglyie-serge/).
FREE pattern: Peyote Fan Earrings
Click on the photos below to zoom in. Visit http://craftyinspirationbylinda.blogspot.com/2015/03/free-beading-pattern-peyote-fan-earrings.htmlto get the original pattern. To use my modifications, either use 6/0 for the last 3 rows after the two rows of 8/0’s (like the blue-silver version below), or do only one row of 8/0s, followed by a row starting and ending with an 8/0 but with 6/0’s in between, followed by 3 rows of 6/0 for the last 3 rows (like the blue/gold or salmon/silver pieces shown below).
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solangel
hermosa joyeria con patrones muy claros y faciles. Gracias por compartir!
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Betty
Love this necklace. Great job
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Annie
Hi: I’d really love to try your version of this pattern using the 6/0 beads but I don’t see the beading pattern thumbnail to click on. Has it been taken down?
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Yes. I was asked to remove it by the author of the original pattern I modified from. You can use the link to the original pattern and either use 6/0 on the last 3 rows (like the blue/silver version) or use 6/0 on the last 4 rows but start and end the 4th to last row with an 8/0 (like the blue/gold or salmon/silver). Hope that makes sense 🙂
Annie
Great, thanks! That helps 🙂
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CT
you should publish your pattern, just like Linda. She also altered someone else’s.
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jeanne manser
love your site
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jeanne manser
Thank Jill wiseman for sending me here
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Nice variation with 6’s. But may I suggest that you look at some of the bead sellers on-line where you can find lots of 8’s among other beads? One of my faves for seed beads is Out on a Whim, http://www.whimbeads.com. The folks who run Whim are wonderful and friendly. Probably about 70% of the Japanese seed beads I have come from Whim. There’s also Artbeads.com, Beyond Beadery, and Beadcats, to name a few of the vendors I like.
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Thanks for the suggestion! I will check them out.
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Bea
Beautiful work, Thank you for sharing!
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Shari
You did a wonderful job on the earrings and the necklace too. I like the necklace on the left in blue and bronze. It looks more finished than the one on the right. Both of them are very pretty though. Great job!
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Leticia
Love your work I am going to try made one for the summer
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Laura
I would love to know the names of the colors in the version with the coral and white bead along the bottom. Thanks for any help.
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The 6/0 silver was from Michaels (likely galvanized aluminum), and the 6/0 transparent coral was from Hobby Lobby (but they no longer carry that color). The 8/0, 11/0, and 15/0s were all nickel. Hope that helps!
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Rose Adams
Could I ask where you purchased the beads? I’ve looked at three different bead companies. They have the color but not the size. Or else they
don’t have the color but the size. Ugh!😟 Thank you for your time.Reply
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The 11/0 and 6/0 TOHO beads were from Michael’s (though I’m not sure they stock the coral color anymore). The other 8/0 and 15/0 seed beads were ordered from https://www.firemountaingems.com/ or https://artbeads.com/. Hope that helps!
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Mariantonia
J’adore vos bijoux ! Ils sont tous très jolis ! Merci pour nous partager votre talent !
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Alex
Is it possible to purchase that necklace in the photo???
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I no longer have it. Sorry!
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