MissTlingitAchievement

Lookin for a site that has peyote graph paper. I have seen it once. I finally learned the peyote stitch and want to do some designs.

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I didn't do it, honestly. I have burned all the proof.

subeeds

Try this site www.beadwork.about.com/library. If it isn't there, just google for peyote stitch tutorials. I've seen it too, but don't remember what site. I've been trying to learn that stitch for months. I kept putting it down and trying different tutes I found on the web. I found one that has a 2 needle start and was going to try that, but then I got some orders and have been working on those. I haven't gotten back to the peyote stitch. How did you learn? It's been the most frustating stitch for me to learn so far. Happy googling.

MissTlingitAchievement

There was a lady that works at the native clinic here, she has been helping me for almost a year!!! I know your fustrations. I will take a look at that page. Never thought about googling for it.

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I didn't do it, honestly. I have burned all the proof.

between2worlds

This site has all kinds of graph paper for personal use:

http://shala.addr.com/beads/resources/graphpaper/

Eagle Plumes

BTW your awesome! wish I had your skills!

between2worlds

heh.

One of the jobs I worked while making my way through college (I went when I was in my 30's - skipped the whole midlife crisis thing by having a GREAT second childhood) was as a lab R.A.T. The R.A.T. stands for Research Assistant tech and back in the days before graphical browsers there were text browsers like lynx. There were also search engines with names like Archie and Gopher and WAIS. My job was to find stuff out on other government and educational internet servers (cuz these were the only places on the 'net at the time).

So, with that background, thank you very much for your praise, but it is all in a day's work for a former lab R.A.T.