63TI651-PR: CZ Emma Bead Cream PRL 3-hole 3x6mm-75PC
The Estrela Emma Bead in Cream Pearl is a 3x6mm Czech glass bead with three holes running through its length, giving you 75 pieces of structured, multi-hole geometry to work with. That triple-hole design opens up tight, woven constructions that single-hole beads simply can't achieve.
The opaque cream glass wears a pearlescent coating that catches light the way nacre does — a soft, warm glow rather than a sharp shine, sitting comfortably in the Browns, Tans, and Golds color family.
Specifications
- Size: 06mm
- Color: Emma Cream PRL 3-hole (opaque)
- Finish: Pearl
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 75 Pieces
What to make with them
Three-hole beads like the Emma shine in brick-stitch and Ndebele herringbone work, where each hole anchors a row and keeps your fabric flat and even. They're equally at home in multi-strand bridal pieces or wired components where the parallel holes let you layer threads or wire for a structured, architectural result.
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Description
The Estrela Emma Bead in Cream Pearl is a 3x6mm Czech glass bead with three holes running through its length, giving you 75 pieces of structured, multi-hole geometry to work with. That triple-hole design opens up tight, woven constructions that single-hole beads simply can't achieve.
The opaque cream glass wears a pearlescent coating that catches light the way nacre does — a soft, warm glow rather than a sharp shine, sitting comfortably in the Browns, Tans, and Golds color family.
Specifications
- Size: 06mm
- Color: Emma Cream PRL 3-hole (opaque)
- Finish: Pearl
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 75 Pieces
What to make with them
Three-hole beads like the Emma shine in brick-stitch and Ndebele herringbone work, where each hole anchors a row and keeps your fabric flat and even. They're equally at home in multi-strand bridal pieces or wired components where the parallel holes let you layer threads or wire for a structured, architectural result.
