Seed Beads Light Blue

Seed Beads Light Blue 10/0

These Light Blue 10/0 Seed Beads feature a transparent exterior with a vibrant color-lined core. Each 15-ounce pack contains high-quality beads made in Italy, offering consistent shape and brilliant clarity. The light blue lining adds depth and dimension, making them ideal for intricate beadwork and elegant designs.

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The Wandering Bull, LLC offers everything you need to start beading!  You can buy Thread, Needles, Beeswax, Needle Threaders, Warp Thread,  Beading Thread and Bead Looms.   The Wandering Bull, LLC offers customers a selection of beading books, too.  Size 10/0 is the largest Seed Bead, while 13/0 is the smallest size in our regular stock.   We have size 14/0 and 18/0  available in limited quantities and colors. You will find our premium colors are priced accordingly.

Uses of Seed Beads

Czech seed beads are high-quality glass beads that arrived in North America in the mid-19th century. Crafters prize them for their exceptional uniformity in size, shape, and color, which makes them an ideal choice for intricate beadwork designs.  Crafters use Seed Beads in variety of projects.  They attach them directly to fabric or leather with Lazy Stitch or Two Needle Embroidery.  Seed Beads are  ideal for creating loomwork strips.  Use these strips to decorate clothing and accessories or finish the end to wear them as bracelets or headbands.

Crafters also use Seed Beads to make beaded Rosettes or medallions.  These circular pieces of beadwork are the centerpiece of Rosette Necklaces with beaded chains.  Crafters may attach them directly to clothing and accessories as well. Sometimes they add a single or multiple rows of Seed Beads to the outer edge of a Rosette or clothing item to create a three-dimensional edge effect.  You can decorate many items with Seed Beads including Moccasins, Blanket Strips, and jewelry.

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