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Pitsi Pattern
Category:
JewelryType:
PendantSkill Level:
Intermediate
Basic Skills Necessary:
- square stitch
- right angle weave
- peyote stitch
Pattern Description:
Use a variety of shaped seed beads to frame and embellish a rivoli, resulting in a beautifully intricate pendant. You will use twin beads to make the fastest and easiest bezel ever, use them some more of them to extend the flange, and use small seed beads, magatamas and farfalle to stiffen and decorate the frame, and then finally attach a ring on which to thread your necklace.
The instructions include three variations: a small version in which the final round is omitted, and two versions of the final round, one using fire-polished beads instead of seed beads for a more substantial and less delicate pendant.
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- version 1 is 1.5" across
- version 2 is 2" across
Materials:
- 14mm rivoli (1)
- Size 15 seed beads (5g)
- Size 8 seed beads (about 40)
- Small magatamas (3mm)
- 2x4mm peanut beads/farfalle (less than 5g)
- Twin beads (80)
- Large closed jump ring or decorative ring for bail (1)
- beading needle
- beading thread
- 3mm fire-polished beads (optional, variation) (26)
You Will Also Need:
- scissors
- beading surface
- thread conditioner (optional)
- good lighting
- magnifier!
Pitsi Pattern
$12.00
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About the Designer
I can neither imagine nor remember a time when I wasn't making things.
I have tried almost every fiber art, and currently knit and spin my own yarn. I sew clothes and furnishings occasionally.
I've dabbled in polyclay, lampwork and silver-smithing, but immerse myself in seed beading.
I teach at a local bead store, as well at national shows from time to time. Patterns in my shop are ...
I can neither imagine nor remember a time when I wasn't making things.
I have tried almost every fiber art, and currently knit and spin my own yarn. I sew clothes and furnishings occasionally.
I've dabbled in polyclay, lampwork and silver-smithing, but immerse myself in seed beading.
I teach at a local bead store, as well at national shows from time to time. Patterns in my shop are by and large based on classes I have taught, so they've been tested on real people!
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