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15SD112R: DBS0200 Delica Opaque Chalk White 15/0 - 9GM

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15SD112R: DBS0200 Delica Opaque Chalk White 15/0 - 9GM

Miyuki's 15/0 Delica Opaque Chalk White delivers the smallest Delica cylinder in a clean, unwavering white — precision tube-cut in Japan for the tight, even tension that fine beadwork demands. At 1.4–1.5 mm, these pack into dense, smooth fabric that larger seeds simply can't match.

The opaque chalk finish reads as a solid, non-translucent white — no shimmer, no bleed-through — so your design's lines and negative space stay sharp and graphic.

Specifications

  • Size: 15/0
  • Color: Whites (opaque)
  • Finish: Opaque
  • Material: Glass, made in Japan
  • Quantity: 9g

What to make with them

Use them in peyote or brick stitch to build crisp white grounds for geometric patterns or lettering where color contrast does the heavy lifting. They're also a go-to for loomwork borders, delicate fringe tips on bridal pieces, and any needle-and-thread technique where a uniform white anchor bead keeps the surrounding colors honest.

$3.35

Original: $9.57

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15SD112R: DBS0200 Delica Opaque Chalk White 15/0 - 9GM—

$9.57

$3.35

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Miyuki's 15/0 Delica Opaque Chalk White delivers the smallest Delica cylinder in a clean, unwavering white — precision tube-cut in Japan for the tight, even tension that fine beadwork demands. At 1.4–1.5 mm, these pack into dense, smooth fabric that larger seeds simply can't match.

The opaque chalk finish reads as a solid, non-translucent white — no shimmer, no bleed-through — so your design's lines and negative space stay sharp and graphic.

Specifications

  • Size: 15/0
  • Color: Whites (opaque)
  • Finish: Opaque
  • Material: Glass, made in Japan
  • Quantity: 9g

What to make with them

Use them in peyote or brick stitch to build crisp white grounds for geometric patterns or lettering where color contrast does the heavy lifting. They're also a go-to for loomwork borders, delicate fringe tips on bridal pieces, and any needle-and-thread technique where a uniform white anchor bead keeps the surrounding colors honest.