6SB370: CZ Seed Bead Sfinx LT Blue 6/0 36 Strings
These Preciosa Ornela 6/0 seed beads in Light Blue come packed as 36 strands of cut Czech glass, giving you serious working quantity in a size that's easy to handle and versatile enough for structural and decorative work alike. The 3.7–4.3 mm E bead size hits a sweet spot between fine seed work and chunky statement pieces.
The Sfinx coating locks a soft, opaque light blue onto the natural glass with high resistance to wear, so the color holds up through regular use without fading or flaking with normal care.
Specifications
- Size: 06/0- E Beads
- Color: Blues (opaque)
- Finish: Sfinx
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 36 Strands
What to make with them
Use these as the backbone of loom-woven bands or peyote cuffs where the larger 6/0 size speeds up your work without sacrificing structure, or string them as spacers and accent rounds in macramé and knotted jewelry where their consistent cut-tube shape catches light evenly.
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Description
These Preciosa Ornela 6/0 seed beads in Light Blue come packed as 36 strands of cut Czech glass, giving you serious working quantity in a size that's easy to handle and versatile enough for structural and decorative work alike. The 3.7–4.3 mm E bead size hits a sweet spot between fine seed work and chunky statement pieces.
The Sfinx coating locks a soft, opaque light blue onto the natural glass with high resistance to wear, so the color holds up through regular use without fading or flaking with normal care.
Specifications
- Size: 06/0- E Beads
- Color: Blues (opaque)
- Finish: Sfinx
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 36 Strands
What to make with them
Use these as the backbone of loom-woven bands or peyote cuffs where the larger 6/0 size speeds up your work without sacrificing structure, or string them as spacers and accent rounds in macramé and knotted jewelry where their consistent cut-tube shape catches light evenly.
