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Once you have completed a flat peyote piece, find a tube bar clasp that has a bar with the same width as your flat peyote piece. In this case, my peyote piece has a width of 10 beads.
Loop the end of the flat peyote piece through one of the bars of the clasp.
If the thread last came out of bead B (in this case a red bead), go back down through a bead B on the base of the peyote piece. In this case, the bead is about six rows back.
Go through the first bead A (in this case a yellow bead) on the end of the peyote piece.
Go through the second bead B in the same row on the base of the peyote piece.
Go through the second bead A on the end of the peyote piece.
Go through the third bead B in the same row on the base of the peyote piece.
Go through the third bead A on the end of the peyote piece.
Go through the fourth bead B in the same row on the base of the peyote piece.
Go through the fourth bead A on the end of the peyote piece.
Go through the fifth bead B in the same row on the base of the peyote piece.
Go through the fifth bead A on the end of the peyote piece.
Go through the bead A in the same row on the base of the peyote piece.
Continue going back through the row in a step-like fashion until you have exited from the other side of the peyote piece.
Cut the thread. Clean up the ends of your thread, using a Perfect End Thread Burner. Burn, or melt, the end of your thread until the end is no longer visible.
Congratulations! One side of the clasp is now completed.
Repeat steps 2 through 16 to complete the second side of the clasp.
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