
8SD350-HC: Miyuki Hex Opaque Cream Luster 8/0 8c-421 250GM
Miyuki's 8/0 Hex Cut seed beads in Opaque Cream Luster arrive in a generous 250g quantity, giving you plenty of this warm, neutral tone to work with across multiple projects. The precision tube-cut hexagonal shape catches light at every facet, adding quiet dimension wherever a round seed bead would simply sit flat.
The opaque cream base is finished with a luster that lays a soft, luminous glow over the surface — think candlelit warmth rather than high shine.
Specifications
- Size: 08/0
- Color: Browns, Tans, and Golds (opaque)
- Finish: Opaque/Luster
- Origin: Japan
- Quantity: 250g
What to make with them
Their larger 8/0 size and faceted profile make these hex cuts well-suited for bead weaving structures like herringbone and right-angle weave, where the flat faces nest together and the cut edges catch the light. They also work beautifully strung as a main element in rustic or bridal necklaces, or mixed into loom work where the cream luster reads as a grounding neutral against deeper earthy tones.
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Description
Miyuki's 8/0 Hex Cut seed beads in Opaque Cream Luster arrive in a generous 250g quantity, giving you plenty of this warm, neutral tone to work with across multiple projects. The precision tube-cut hexagonal shape catches light at every facet, adding quiet dimension wherever a round seed bead would simply sit flat.
The opaque cream base is finished with a luster that lays a soft, luminous glow over the surface — think candlelit warmth rather than high shine.
Specifications
- Size: 08/0
- Color: Browns, Tans, and Golds (opaque)
- Finish: Opaque/Luster
- Origin: Japan
- Quantity: 250g
What to make with them
Their larger 8/0 size and faceted profile make these hex cuts well-suited for bead weaving structures like herringbone and right-angle weave, where the flat faces nest together and the cut edges catch the light. They also work beautifully strung as a main element in rustic or bridal necklaces, or mixed into loom work where the cream luster reads as a grounding neutral against deeper earthy tones.










