
10SB160: CZ Seed Bead Opaque Pale Blue 10/0 5HK
Preciosa Ornela 10/0 seed beads in opaque pale blue come packed in a generous 5-hank quantity, giving you serious working yardage in a cool, understated blue that reads clearly in any design. Cut from glass tube in Bohemia, Czechia, these rocailles deliver the consistent sizing and smooth stringing that Czech glass has been known for generations.
The opaque finish gives this pale blue a solid, flat-front presence — no light passes through, so the color holds its value against any background and reads as a clean, graphic tone from across the room.
Specifications
- Size: 10/0
- Color: Opaque Pale Blue (opaque)
- Finish: Opaque
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 5 Hanks
What to make with them
The 10/0 size is a workhorse for loom and off-loom beadwork like peyote, brick stitch, and Native-style powwow regalia where color blocking and crisp pattern edges matter. They're also well-suited for fringe, bead embroidery on fabric, and macramé accents where a steady, non-translucent blue anchors the palette.
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Description
Preciosa Ornela 10/0 seed beads in opaque pale blue come packed in a generous 5-hank quantity, giving you serious working yardage in a cool, understated blue that reads clearly in any design. Cut from glass tube in Bohemia, Czechia, these rocailles deliver the consistent sizing and smooth stringing that Czech glass has been known for generations.
The opaque finish gives this pale blue a solid, flat-front presence — no light passes through, so the color holds its value against any background and reads as a clean, graphic tone from across the room.
Specifications
- Size: 10/0
- Color: Opaque Pale Blue (opaque)
- Finish: Opaque
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 5 Hanks
What to make with them
The 10/0 size is a workhorse for loom and off-loom beadwork like peyote, brick stitch, and Native-style powwow regalia where color blocking and crisp pattern edges matter. They're also well-suited for fringe, bead embroidery on fabric, and macramé accents where a steady, non-translucent blue anchors the palette.











