91SB422: CZ Seed Bead Farfalle Silver Lined Yellow 3x7mm 24STR
Farfalle — Italian for 'butterfly' — are bow-tie-shaped Czech glass beads cut from glass tube, and this 3x7mm silver-lined yellow version arrives in a generous 24-strand lot that gives you real working quantity. The distinctive pinched silhouette adds dimensional texture that round seed beads simply can't.
Transparent yellow glass over a reflective silver core means the color reads bright and sunny while the lining throws back light from inside, giving each little bow-tie a lively inner sparkle.
Specifications
- Size: 03x07mm
- Color: Yellows (transparent)
- Finish: Silver Lined
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 24 Strands
What to make with them
The bow-tie shape makes farfalle a natural choice for surface embroidery and bead weaving where you want built-in texture without adding extra layers — try alternating them with 11/0 rounds in peyote or brick stitch for a rhythmic, graphic pattern. They're also well-suited to fringe work and festival or statement jewelry where that cheerful yellow and extra glint can carry a design on their own.
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Description
Farfalle — Italian for 'butterfly' — are bow-tie-shaped Czech glass beads cut from glass tube, and this 3x7mm silver-lined yellow version arrives in a generous 24-strand lot that gives you real working quantity. The distinctive pinched silhouette adds dimensional texture that round seed beads simply can't.
Transparent yellow glass over a reflective silver core means the color reads bright and sunny while the lining throws back light from inside, giving each little bow-tie a lively inner sparkle.
Specifications
- Size: 03x07mm
- Color: Yellows (transparent)
- Finish: Silver Lined
- Material: Glass, made in Bohemia, Czechia
- Quantity: 24 Strands
What to make with them
The bow-tie shape makes farfalle a natural choice for surface embroidery and bead weaving where you want built-in texture without adding extra layers — try alternating them with 11/0 rounds in peyote or brick stitch for a rhythmic, graphic pattern. They're also well-suited to fringe work and festival or statement jewelry where that cheerful yellow and extra glint can carry a design on their own.
