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30CA141R: CZ Candy Oval 2HOLE Red 4x6mm-75PC

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30CA141R: CZ Candy Oval 2HOLE Red 4x6mm-75PC

Preciosa Ornela's 4x6mm Candy Oval is a two-hole pressed glass bead with a satisfying chunky shape and a pair of parallel holes that open up stitching and stringing possibilities well beyond what a single-hole bead allows. Each package contains 75 pieces in a solid, fully saturated opaque red — a color that earns its place in any serious maker's rotation.

The opaque finish delivers dense, unwavering red with zero light transmission — what you see is exactly what you get, stitch after stitch.

Specifications

  • Size: 06mm
  • Color: 2HOLE Red (opaque)
  • Finish: Opaque
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 75 Pieces

What to make with them

The dual holes make these Candy Ovals a natural fit for two-hole stitching techniques like CzechMates-style tile work, layered right-angle weave, and multi-strand bracelet construction where you want beads that lock into place and lie flat. They also work beautifully as focal repeats in beaded bezels or as structured elements in statement collar necklaces.

$3.54
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$3.54

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Preciosa Ornela's 4x6mm Candy Oval is a two-hole pressed glass bead with a satisfying chunky shape and a pair of parallel holes that open up stitching and stringing possibilities well beyond what a single-hole bead allows. Each package contains 75 pieces in a solid, fully saturated opaque red — a color that earns its place in any serious maker's rotation.

The opaque finish delivers dense, unwavering red with zero light transmission — what you see is exactly what you get, stitch after stitch.

Specifications

  • Size: 06mm
  • Color: 2HOLE Red (opaque)
  • Finish: Opaque
  • Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
  • Quantity: 75 Pieces

What to make with them

The dual holes make these Candy Ovals a natural fit for two-hole stitching techniques like CzechMates-style tile work, layered right-angle weave, and multi-strand bracelet construction where you want beads that lock into place and lie flat. They also work beautifully as focal repeats in beaded bezels or as structured elements in statement collar necklaces.