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Items made from this pattern may be gifted but cannot be sold.  \nMaterials:  \n􀁸 A = 11/0 Toho or Miyuki seed beads for body – SEE NOTE BELOW: approximately 7.5 grams  \n􀁸 B = 11/0 white seed beads to mark eye placement – 4 beads  \n􀁸 C = 11/0 seed beads for wings – less than 1 gram  \n􀁸 D = 11/0 seed beads to hold the 6/0 eye beads – 2 beads  \n􀁸 E = 6/0 or 8/0 seed beads for center of eyes – 2 beads (I used 6/0)  \n􀁸 F = 15/0 seed beads for ear fringe and outer wing decoration – less than 1 gram  \n􀁸 G = 15/0 white seed beads for eye disks – less than 1 gram  \n􀁸 H = 15/0 seed beads for beak & feet – less than 1 gram  \n􀁸 US nickel (13/16” = .8125” or 2 .064cm) or similar sized coin, metal washer, or flat button. Do not use anything larger than a nickel.  \n􀁸 Cotton ball for stuffing  \n􀁸 6\\# Fireline or your preferred thread  \n􀁸 Size 11 needle and other standard beading equipment  \nNOTE: If using Toho brand seed beads for the body, your owl will be plump. If using Miyuki brand seed beads for the body, the beads will fit more snuggly to the coin and the body shape will be thinner.(Miyuki seed beads tend to be narrower than Toho seed beads.)  \n1 Nancy Jenner © 2023  \nBody:  \n􀃎 Keep your work flat through Row 11.  \n􀃎 While beading the first 11 rows, it may be helpful to count out the beads prior to beading each row.  \n􀃎 It’s easier to bead the first two rows if the thread tension is somewhat loose.  \n􀃎 Use the 11/0 body color (A) beads for Rows 1-26.  \n􀃎 When adding a new thread, start the new thread exactly where the previous thread ends.  \nRow 1 : Using 11/0 beads of body color (A), string 6 beads on a comfortable length of thread, leaving a 6-7” tail. Sew through all 6 beads + 2 beads to create a circle.  \nRow 2 : Working in peyote, add 1 bead between each bead, step up = 6 beads.  \nRow 3 : Peyote 1 bead between each bead, step up = 6 beads.  \nRow 4 : (String 2 beads to create increase, sew through the next bead added in previous row.) Repeat 5 times, step up into the first bead of the first pair added = 12 beads.  \n2 Nancy Jenner © 2023  \nRow 5 : Peyote 1 bead between each bead and pair of beads added in previous row, step up = 12 beads.  \nRow 6 : Peyote 1 bead between each bead, step up = 12 beads.  \nRow 7 : (String 1 bead, go through the next bead. Sting 2 beads, go through next bead.) Repeat 5 times, step up = 18 beads.  \nRow 8 : Peyote 1 bead between each bead and pair of beads, step up = 18 beads.  \nRow 9 : Peyote 1 bead between each bead, step up = 18 beads.  \nRow 10 : (String 2 beads, go through the next bead. Peyote 1 bead in each of next 2 spaces. ) Repeat 5 times, step up into the first bead of the first pair added = 24 beads.  \n􀃎 The increases in Rows 7 & 10 occur directly above the increases in Row 4. The green beads in the photo below represent the increases.  \nRow 11 : 1 bead between each bead and pair of beads, step up = 24 beads.  \n􀃎 Secure and weave in tail thread.  \n􀃎 Place coin on top of the hexagon. Hold coin in place between your thumb and finger though at least Row 15. This will help keep the base flat while the edges of the body curve up.  \n􀃎 The single beads in Row 11 that are directly above the pairs of beads in Row 10 will be used as a reference point when attaching the wings and feet. It’s also helpful to count from this row if you lose your place in the pattern.  \nPhoto: The green beads indicate the increases in Rows 4, 7, and 10.  \nPhoto: The coin sits just below the increases in Row 10.  \n3 Nancy Jenner © 2023  \nRows 12-26 : Working in circular peyote in body color (A), bead 24 per row, stepping up the end of each row, for a total of 15 rows. There are no increases or decreases in these rows.  \nRow 27 : Peyote 2 with 11/0 white seed beads (B) to mark eye placement, peyote 1 of body color (A), peyote 2 white beads (B) to mark second eye placement, peyote 19 of body color, step up = 24 total beads.  \n􀃎","cbCaij1dss99aYLf","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaij1dss99aYLf","pdf",1411825,13,"English","# Materials\n# Body construction\n## Rows 1-11\n## Rows 12-26\n## Rows 27-30\n## Rows 31-35\n## Row 36 and beyond","[{\"question\":\"What materials are required to make Hoot Hoot! the Owl?\",\"answer\":\"The pattern lists seed beads (with specific sizes for body, eyes, wings, ears, beak and feet), a coin/washer/button as a base, cotton ball stuffing, Fireline or preferred thread, and a size 11 needle plus standard beading tools.\"},{\"question\":\"What bead stitch method does the pattern use for the body?\",\"answer\":\"The body is worked using circular peyote stitching, including specific increase rows early on and later rows with no increases or decreases for the main cylinder shape.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the pattern keep the owl’s base flat and ensure correct placement?\",\"answer\":\"It instructs placing the coin on top of the hexagon and holding it in place through at least Row 15, then using reference beads above the increases in Row 10 to align wings and feet correctly.\"}]","Hoot Hoot! the Owl - Personal Use Bead Pattern | PDF",1790069727]