11SB334-CR: CZ Seed Bead True Cut Sfinx Orange 11/0-1HK
Preciosa Ornela's 11/0 True Cut Sfinx Orange seed beads bring a faceted edge to classic Czech glass — each bead cut from glass tube to catch light at sharp angles that round rocailles simply can't match. One hank gives you a serious working supply of this opaque orange in a size that plays well with virtually any seed bead technique.
The Sfinx coating bonds a high-resistance layer directly to natural glass, locking in that bold opaque orange so the color holds up through regular wear and handling without fading or flaking.
Specifications
- Size: 11/0
- Color: Sfinx Orange (opaque)
- Finish: Sfinx
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 1 Hank
What to make with them
The True Cut facets make these especially effective in peyote and brick stitch, where the angled faces create a subtle shimmer across flat beadwork that plain seed beads won't produce — try them in geometric patterns where the facets can line up and amplify each other. They're also a strong choice for fringe and netting, where individual beads catch light as they move.
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Description
Preciosa Ornela's 11/0 True Cut Sfinx Orange seed beads bring a faceted edge to classic Czech glass — each bead cut from glass tube to catch light at sharp angles that round rocailles simply can't match. One hank gives you a serious working supply of this opaque orange in a size that plays well with virtually any seed bead technique.
The Sfinx coating bonds a high-resistance layer directly to natural glass, locking in that bold opaque orange so the color holds up through regular wear and handling without fading or flaking.
Specifications
- Size: 11/0
- Color: Sfinx Orange (opaque)
- Finish: Sfinx
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 1 Hank
What to make with them
The True Cut facets make these especially effective in peyote and brick stitch, where the angled faces create a subtle shimmer across flat beadwork that plain seed beads won't produce — try them in geometric patterns where the facets can line up and amplify each other. They're also a strong choice for fringe and netting, where individual beads catch light as they move.
