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14TB475-100: Toho Treasure S/L Sapphire 11/0 #28 100GM

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14TB475-100: Toho Treasure S/L Sapphire 11/0 #28 100GM

Toho Treasure 11/0 seed beads in Silver-Lined Sapphire come in a generous 100g quantity — that's serious yardage for weavers, stitchers, and loom workers who don't want to run short mid-project. Toho Treasures are cylinder-style beads made in Japan, known for their consistent sizing and large holes that make tight stitchwork noticeably easier.

The transparent finish lets light pass straight through the sapphire-blue glass, giving each bead a clean, glassy depth that reads as true color rather than surface effect.

Specifications

  • Size: 11/0
  • Color: Blues (transparent)
  • Finish: Transparent
  • Material: Glass, made in Japan
  • Quantity: 100g

What to make with them

The uniform cylindrical shape makes these a natural choice for peyote and brick stitch, where even tension depends on consistent bead dimensions. They also work well on a bead loom, where the flat edges lock together into a smooth, fabric-like surface.

$10.71

Original: $30.60

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14TB475-100: Toho Treasure S/L Sapphire 11/0 #28 100GM—

$30.60

$10.71

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Toho Treasure 11/0 seed beads in Silver-Lined Sapphire come in a generous 100g quantity — that's serious yardage for weavers, stitchers, and loom workers who don't want to run short mid-project. Toho Treasures are cylinder-style beads made in Japan, known for their consistent sizing and large holes that make tight stitchwork noticeably easier.

The transparent finish lets light pass straight through the sapphire-blue glass, giving each bead a clean, glassy depth that reads as true color rather than surface effect.

Specifications

  • Size: 11/0
  • Color: Blues (transparent)
  • Finish: Transparent
  • Material: Glass, made in Japan
  • Quantity: 100g

What to make with them

The uniform cylindrical shape makes these a natural choice for peyote and brick stitch, where even tension depends on consistent bead dimensions. They also work well on a bead loom, where the flat edges lock together into a smooth, fabric-like surface.