Switch Brick Stitch for Peyote. Diamond-Shaped Earrings Tutorial

You don't always need brick stitch to make a perfect diamond shape. In this step-by-step tutorial, I'll show you how to use peyote stitch instead to create these beautiful 'Diamond-Shaped Earrings'. Let's start beading! Welcome or welcome back to my channel! If you enjoy the content, be sure to subscribe for more beading adventures. Your likes and shares are always greatly appreciated and help the channel grow! This 'Diamond-Shaped Earring' is a very classic, popular shape in the beading world. If you look up tutorials for a design like this, you will find that it's almost always made using brick stitch, which is perfect for creating sharp, geometric forms. So, why did I choose peyote stitch instead? The honest answer is simple: it's my personal preference! Over the years, I've found that for me, peyote stitch is often faster and the thread path feels more logical and clear. I love the challenge of adapting a design to my favorite technique. Materials needed for the Peyote Diamond earrings: 2 pcs of 4 mm bicones 11/0 delica beads in 5 colors Nylon beading thread/Fireline Beading needle size 10 Earring hooks You will also need scissors and pliers Please note that this tutorial is intended for personal use only. Permission is required for any other use or reproduction. While you're free to sell jewelry made using my tutorials, please credit me as the designer. Looking for my beading patterns, or want to purchase one of my handmade jewelry? Instant download beading patterns: https://tiszi.etsy.com Shop for my handmade jewelry: https://tiszi.com/ You can follow me: FACEBOOK for the patterns:   / tiszigyongy   FACEBOOK for the jewelry:   / tiszihandmade   INSTAGRAM:   / tiszihandmade   Chapters: 00:00 - Intro of the 'Eda' earring 00:14 - Materials list 00:22 - Starting with the first row 11:21 - Technique Change: Finishing the First Side 16:06 - Making the beaded loop for the earring hook 16:37 - Finishing the Second Side 18:00 - Finishing touches and the finished earrings #Tiszi #beading #tutorial #diy Thank you for respecting my work and creativity. Happy beading!