Lighthouse Tapestry

The Download PDF - Bead Graph for the Lighthouse Tapestry:
The Bead Graph by it's self does not include instructions.
The Bead Graph is a 5 page, full color graph with color numbers.
When finished, the Lighthouse Tapestry is 5 inches wide and 10 inches tall.

Amounts of Beads you will need:
(approximate amount of seed beads).
1692 Silver Lined Light Amber
194 Silver Lined Daffodil
525 Silver Lined Gold
330 Silver Lined Ice
533 Silver Lined Peach
394 Silver Lined Smoke
350 Silver Lined Light Grey
390 Silver Lined Light Sky
100 Silver Lined Dusty Baby Blue
239 Silver Lined Dusty Sky
102 Silver Lined Steel Blue
325 Silver Lined Dusty Strawberry
538 Silver Lined Gray
103 Copper Lined Rust
290 Silver Lined Fruit Punch
196 Silver Lined Mint
218 Silver Lined Fresh Fern
1193 Silver Lined Dusty Apricot
272 Silver Lined Teal
174 Silver Lined Dark Olive
86 Silver Lined Cool Blue
260 Silver Lined Charcoal
324 Silver Lined Olive
175 Silver Lined White
59 Metallic Red 4mm Dangles
59 Light Amber 6mm Dangles 
1 Tapestry Rod
2 #12 beading needles
1 Bobbin of #D Nymo thread. 

The Download PDF - Bead Graph:
The Bead Graph by it's self does not include instructions.
Print size is 5 Pages, full color graph with color numbers.
Lighthouse Tapestry E-Bead Graph!
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The Download PDF - Instructions:
The Instructions are the same for all the Tapestries.
Print size is 4 Pages
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I use a variation of a square stitch, this pattern is done in this style. The stitch I use is quicker and softer than Peyote or Brick stitch. The difference is that with Peyote and Brick stitch the beads are added one at a time and stacked like bricks, as the stitch implies. With my square stitch the beads are added four at a time and are stacked like loom work, one directly on top of the other. The square stitch I use is different and is also called an off loom stitch.