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BEADED AMULET PURSES • APPENDIX B 57

How to read even-count tubular peyote graphs

The tubular peyote graphs in this book show only one side of the finished purse: the other sides are identical to the side graphed. Consecutively pick up all the beads of the base strand (rows one and two), beginning with bead one of figurę B-l 2. Pick up all the beads of the base row again when making Projects One or Seven. For a total number of beads double that of the first two rows of the graph. Project Four requires picking up the beads of the base strand four times to create the four-sided bas-ket for a total of four times the number of beads shown on the graph.

The dotted bead indicates the first bead of each row in even-count tubular peyote stitch. With each new row, the first bead is one bead to the left of the first bead of the previous row.

Notę: The dotted beads on the graph form a diogonal linę going from right to left up the graph. Upon reaching the edge bead of the left side, the next dotted bead will be the first bead of the next row on the right edge of the graph (Rgure B-12).

Move the guide up only half a bead at a time. The new whole beads immediately below the guide are the beads of the current row.

How to read loomed bead weaving graphs

Loomed bead weaving graphs are read from left to right. After beading a row, the new row will ałways begin on the left side of the warp threads.

Tubular Peyote — Even-Count

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