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14SD7701: DB2391 Delica Fancy Lined Oyster 11/0 - 50GM

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14SD7701: DB2391 Delica Fancy Lined Oyster 11/0 - 50GM

Miyuki DB2391 Delica 11/0 in Fancy Lined Oyster comes in a generous 50g quantity — enough to commit fully to a large loom piece, a dense peyote cuff, or a serious bead embroidery project without rationing every gram.

The fancy inside lining sits beneath the transparent glass and reads as a soft, smoky oyster tone — cool and neutral with just enough depth to shift subtly depending on your thread color and light.

Specifications

  • Size: 11/0
  • Color: Greys and Blacks
  • Finish: Fancy Inside Lined
  • Origin: Japan
  • Quantity: 50g

What to make with them

The precision tube-cut cylinder shape and consistent 2.0–2.2mm sizing make these a reliable choice for loom weaving and peyote or brick stitch work where tight bead alignment matters; the muted, neutral tone also layers well in herringbone rope designs where you want one element to recede and let a focal bead carry the eye.

$17.97
14SD7701: DB2391 Delica Fancy Lined Oyster 11/0 - 50GM—
$17.97

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Miyuki DB2391 Delica 11/0 in Fancy Lined Oyster comes in a generous 50g quantity — enough to commit fully to a large loom piece, a dense peyote cuff, or a serious bead embroidery project without rationing every gram.

The fancy inside lining sits beneath the transparent glass and reads as a soft, smoky oyster tone — cool and neutral with just enough depth to shift subtly depending on your thread color and light.

Specifications

  • Size: 11/0
  • Color: Greys and Blacks
  • Finish: Fancy Inside Lined
  • Origin: Japan
  • Quantity: 50g

What to make with them

The precision tube-cut cylinder shape and consistent 2.0–2.2mm sizing make these a reliable choice for loom weaving and peyote or brick stitch work where tight bead alignment matters; the muted, neutral tone also layers well in herringbone rope designs where you want one element to recede and let a focal bead carry the eye.