
11SB284-CR: CZ Seed Bead True Cut Trans Christmas Green 11/0-1HK
Preciosa Ornela True Cut seed beads in transparent Christmas green bring a faceted edge to the classic 11/0 rocaille — each bead is cut from a glass tube, so one flat facet catches light in a way a standard round seed bead simply can't. A full hank gives you serious working quantity for any project that calls for consistent color and a little extra sparkle.
The transparent finish lets light pass straight through the glass, giving the Christmas green a clear, luminous depth — rich enough to read as a true forest green, bright enough to stay lively under light.
Specifications
- Size: 11/0
- Color: Transparent Christmas Green (transparent)
- Finish: Transparent
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 1 Hank
What to make with them
The single-facet cut makes these especially effective in peyote and brick stitch, where the flat face turns outward and picks up light across the surface of a finished piece. They're equally well-suited to strung fringe work and loom weaving, where the intermittent glint of the cut edge adds movement without overwhelming a design.
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Description
Preciosa Ornela True Cut seed beads in transparent Christmas green bring a faceted edge to the classic 11/0 rocaille — each bead is cut from a glass tube, so one flat facet catches light in a way a standard round seed bead simply can't. A full hank gives you serious working quantity for any project that calls for consistent color and a little extra sparkle.
The transparent finish lets light pass straight through the glass, giving the Christmas green a clear, luminous depth — rich enough to read as a true forest green, bright enough to stay lively under light.
Specifications
- Size: 11/0
- Color: Transparent Christmas Green (transparent)
- Finish: Transparent
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 1 Hank
What to make with them
The single-facet cut makes these especially effective in peyote and brick stitch, where the flat face turns outward and picks up light across the surface of a finished piece. They're equally well-suited to strung fringe work and loom weaving, where the intermittent glint of the cut edge adds movement without overwhelming a design.











