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1 inch Square Box _ optional
Blue = Miyuki 11° Delica bead, 2,140 beads (approximately 10
grams)
White Pearl = Miyuki 11° Delica bead, 188 (approximately 1
grams)
Miyuki 15° Seed bead, color of choice, 55 (less than 1 gram)
Nymo D, C-Lon Thread or Fireline (4 or 6 pound), #11 or #12
beading needle.
Be aware that if you use Fireline it is not as bendable as
the thread. Try to work a bit looser and continuously bend the edges down while
working on your piece.
**Start by waxing and stretching your thread (not needed if using Fireline). Tie in a
“stopper” bead, leaving about a 6-8” tail for weaving in later and begin.
Need some Basic Peyote Stitch Instructions:
https://sandrahalpennybeading.blogspot.com/2016/01/peyote-beaded-graph-pattern-free-pattern.html
Finished pieces before weaving the sides and tops together.
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| Top Piece |
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Bottom Piece
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Start Box Liner
D = Miyuki 11° Delica bead
S = Miyuki 15° Seed bead
R = Round
Rounds begin with a Red dot
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| For the bottom of the Liner I used 3 different colors just for ease of seeing the rounds. You can use what ever color you prefer. How about Hot Pink! |
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| The liner starts in Circular, flat peyote stitch. Then the sides are worked in Tubular peyote. |
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| Please Note: | Place the Liner in your box. You can just place it, sew it or glue it permanently in. |
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| Please Note: | If you have an original Thread Heaven box you can use that instead of the beaded liner if you prefer. |
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| Round 15 through Round 29 are worked with Delica beads, the last Round is worked with 15/0 seed beads. |
Snowflake Box Pattern, Box201
Sandra D. Halpenny © 2021 All rights reserved
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This pattern may not be copied or distributed in any way without the express written permission of the author. The purchaser of this pattern may use the finished piece for personal use and for selling at arts and crafts shows, etc. No mass production of this design is permitted without permission from the author. Patterns tested by: Julia Wentz
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