
14SD2513: DB2513 DELICA DURACOAT GALV CAPRI BLUE 11/0 - 50GM
Miyuki DB2513 Delica beads in Duracoat Galvanized Capri Blue come in a generous 50g quantity — enough to commit to a serious loom piece, a full peyote cuff, or a batch of matching components without rationing every gram.
The Duracoat Galvanized finish delivers a metallic, mirror-bright blue with the staying power to hold up through regular wear — Duracoat's protective process means the color won't flake or rub off the way standard galvanized finishes can.
Specifications
- Size: 11/0
- Color: Blues
- Finish: Duracoat - Galvanized
- Material: Glass, made in Japan
- Quantity: 50g
What to make with them
Size 11/0 Delicas are the go-to cylinder bead for even-count peyote and brick stitch thanks to their precision tube-cut uniformity and flat edges that lock together cleanly, making them especially well-suited for graphic beadwoven patterns, intricate tapestry-style loom work, or right-angle weave projects where consistent tension and tight bead-to-bead registration matter.
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Description
Miyuki DB2513 Delica beads in Duracoat Galvanized Capri Blue come in a generous 50g quantity — enough to commit to a serious loom piece, a full peyote cuff, or a batch of matching components without rationing every gram.
The Duracoat Galvanized finish delivers a metallic, mirror-bright blue with the staying power to hold up through regular wear — Duracoat's protective process means the color won't flake or rub off the way standard galvanized finishes can.
Specifications
- Size: 11/0
- Color: Blues
- Finish: Duracoat - Galvanized
- Material: Glass, made in Japan
- Quantity: 50g
What to make with them
Size 11/0 Delicas are the go-to cylinder bead for even-count peyote and brick stitch thanks to their precision tube-cut uniformity and flat edges that lock together cleanly, making them especially well-suited for graphic beadwoven patterns, intricate tapestry-style loom work, or right-angle weave projects where consistent tension and tight bead-to-bead registration matter.











