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I am so enamored of peyote triangles that I even have a "Tuesday's Triangle" feature in my blog: [link] This is my latest triangular creation, and--if I do say so myself--it is one of my best.

Eight triangles in teal (some would call this color turquoise) and copper are linked to each other in a pattern that resembles the traditional flying geese in quilting...or the tail on your favorite kite.

Whether you wear this to the office, to dinner, or to the nightclub, this bracelet won't get in the way...but it will get you noticed.

The sides of the triangles are just over 1" long. I created these triangles using peyote stitch with Japanese delica beads in galvanized teal and bright plated copper. The bracelet measures 7.6" from tip to tip and will comfortably fit wrists 7.25" and under. The closure consists of a beaded toggle in the teal beads; a ninth, open triangle in copper provides the "loop."

Description
I am so enamored of peyote triangles that I even have a "Tuesday's Triangle" feature in my blog: [link] This is my latest triangular creation, and--if I do say so myself--it is one of my best.

Eight triangles in teal (some would call this color turquoise) and copper are linked to each other in a pattern that resembles the traditional flying geese in quilting...or the tail on your favorite kite.

Whether you wear this to the office, to dinner, or to the nightclub, this bracelet won't get in the way...but it will get you noticed.

The sides of the triangles are just over 1" long. I created these triangles using peyote stitch with Japanese delica beads in galvanized teal and bright plated copper. The bracelet measures 7.6" from tip to tip and will comfortably fit wrists 7.25" and under. The closure consists of a beaded toggle in the teal beads; a ninth, open triangle in copper provides the "loop."