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14SD382R: DB262 Delica Opaque Luster Chartreuse 11/0 - 9GM

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14SD382R: DB262 Delica Opaque Luster Chartreuse 11/0 - 9GM

Miyuki's DB262 Delica in Opaque Luster Chartreuse brings that electric yellow-green to the precise, uniform cylinder shape that Delica 11/0s are known for — consistent enough for loom work, peyote, and brick stitch where every bead needs to sit flush with its neighbor.

The opaque luster finish gives the chartreuse a subtle surface glow — not a full metallic sheen, but a soft luminosity that keeps the color lively without reading as glittery.

Specifications

  • Size: 11/0
  • Color: Greens (opaque)
  • Finish: Opaque/Luster
  • Material: Glass, made in Japan
  • Quantity: 9g

What to make with them

These are a natural fit for peyote or brick stitch projects where you want a punchy accent color — think geometric motifs, botanical embroidery patterns, or woven cuffs where the chartreuse can pop against deep neutrals or forest greens. They're also a reliable choice for off-loom bead weaving techniques like herringbone or RAW, where the uniform tube cut keeps tension even across rows.

$1.99

Original: $5.70

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14SD382R: DB262 Delica Opaque Luster Chartreuse 11/0 - 9GM—

$5.70

$1.99

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Miyuki's DB262 Delica in Opaque Luster Chartreuse brings that electric yellow-green to the precise, uniform cylinder shape that Delica 11/0s are known for — consistent enough for loom work, peyote, and brick stitch where every bead needs to sit flush with its neighbor.

The opaque luster finish gives the chartreuse a subtle surface glow — not a full metallic sheen, but a soft luminosity that keeps the color lively without reading as glittery.

Specifications

  • Size: 11/0
  • Color: Greens (opaque)
  • Finish: Opaque/Luster
  • Material: Glass, made in Japan
  • Quantity: 9g

What to make with them

These are a natural fit for peyote or brick stitch projects where you want a punchy accent color — think geometric motifs, botanical embroidery patterns, or woven cuffs where the chartreuse can pop against deep neutrals or forest greens. They're also a reliable choice for off-loom bead weaving techniques like herringbone or RAW, where the uniform tube cut keeps tension even across rows.