Brick stitch
Brick stitch, charted with the stagger built in.
Each row sits half a bead across from the one beneath it, the way bricks sit in a wall. The chart keeps that offset, so a triangle or a fringe edge is drawn as it will hang.
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Rows stagger. Each bead straddles the thread between the two below it.
Brick and peyote are the same lattice turned ninety degrees, so a peyote chart can be worked in brick by turning it. The editor keeps both offsets exact, and a row count in brick is the row count you stitch, which matters for earrings and pendants that start from a ladder row.
- Brick
- Brick 2-Drop
- Variants
- 2 in the editorBrick, Brick 2-Drop
- Beads
- Delica 11/0 and 15/0Toho round, Preciosa rocaille
- Word chart
- Alternating rowsLeft, then right
- This cuff
- 546 beads39 × 14, 6 codes
