Bead Weaving: Peyote Stitch | 2-hour class | $40

Peyote stitch is found in Native American and West African beadwork.  It is a very strong stitch that produces, like brick stitch, off-set rows arranged like brick paving.  This class teaches flat, even count peyote. Peyote stitch can also be worked in flat odd count, tubular, spiral, or flat circular pieces.

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Registration Information

Please note our Class Policy: Pre-registration with payment of class fee is required.  Class fees are non-refundable and non-transferable to other  classes.   Unless otherwise specified, classes are designed for adults ages 16 and up.
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How to Register | You can register online or we can take a credit card payment by phone. 
​To register on-line go to our Class Payment Page.  

2024 CLASS DATES
​Weekday classes are from 2 - 4 pm | Saturday classes are from 11 am - 1 pm

Monday, January 22
Monday, February 19
Saturday, February 24
Monday, March 18
Monday, April 15
Saturday, April 27
Monday, June 17
​Saturday, June 22

Monday, August 26
Saturday, August 24
Monday, September 9
Monday, October 21
Saturday, October 26
​Monday, November 18

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Description

This class will focus on:  Students get instruction on how to start peyote stitch, how to add more thread, how to count rows and follow a pattern. Students do not usually complete a project but will leave with information about continuing and finishing at home.

Class Fee:  $40, includes written instructions, a small “learning amount” of size 11/0 Delica beads in 2 colors, beading needle and a starting length of beading thread.
Materials: Students will need to purchase additional materials in order to complete an entire project at home.
Instructor: Kim Humphrey