Peyote Stitch Master Class: Circular Peyote

So far in our Master Class series we’ve developed muscle memory with two-drop peyote stitch, and learned the basic techniques for working with flat even-count peyote - including how to zip up flat peyote and 'stitch in the ditch'. Once you’ve mastered those essential basics, a whole world of possibilities opens up. The simplicity of peyote stitch makes it incredibly versatile, able to curve,

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