Are you crazy about Halloween? Try out this peyote Halloween bracelet to show off your spirit for the Holiday.
You know Halloween is fast approaching, because the stores are starting to display Christmas decorations. That can only mean Fall will soon be upon us, and with it, the big 3 of the Holidays – Halloween, Thanksgiving and Christmas.
To kick things off, I’d like to share this cute Halloween peyote bracelet pattern. It does assume that you know how to peyote stitch.
It is a pretty easy pattern to follow and it only requires 5 different bead colors plus a color for the hat buckle. I used gold beads because I have them. Don’t buy them just for this project, they are expensive, use white or dark yellow beads instead.
If you don’t know how to make your own clasp, check out the instructions on how to do it in my post, How to bead a clasp. The bracelet measures 1.875 inches wide and 6.375 inches long. Remember the clasp will add about an inch to the length, but if you need it longer, just add green rows to the ends.
I know what you’re saying, “there’s still plenty of time”. Yes, but I’m guessing with all the things you have to do over the Holidays, making jewelry for yourself is not going to be high on the priority list. So make it a priority now, and then you can show it off at the Halloween parties!
And if you really like Halloween, then check out my other Halloween bracelet pattern, BOO!
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