11SB334-CR: CZ Seed Bead True Cut Sfinx Orange 11/0-1HK is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Preciosa Ornela's 11/0 True Cut Sfinx Orange seed beads bring a faceted edge to classic Czech glass — each bead cut from glass tube to catch light at sharp angles that round rocailles simply can't match. One hank gives you a serious working supply of this opaque orange in a size that plays well with virtually any seed bead technique.
The Sfinx coating bonds a high-resistance layer directly to natural glass, locking in that bold opaque orange so the color holds up through regular wear and handling without fading or flaking.
The True Cut facets make these especially effective in peyote and brick stitch, where the angled faces create a subtle shimmer across flat beadwork that plain seed beads won't produce — try them in geometric patterns where the facets can line up and amplify each other. They're also a strong choice for fringe and netting, where individual beads catch light as they move.
Pickup available at 8535 Commerce Place Drive NE Ste A
Usually ready in 2-4 days
Preciosa Ornela Traditional Czech glass seed beads (rocailles) in size 11/0. Each bead measures approximately 2.1 mm across with a 0.70 mm (approx.) hole. These round seed beads are made using Preciosa's tube-cutting and hot-polishing process, which gives them a gently rounded shape and consistent hole size that works beautifully for loom work, off-loom bead weaving, bead embroidery, and general stringing projects. Use them anywhere you need classic Czech rocailles—from intricate peyote and brick stitch to fringe, edging, and multi-strand designs. Not a toy. Not intended for children under 15 years. Seed beads should be kept away from small children due to the risk of swallowing or inhalation.
11SB334-CR: CZ Seed Bead True Cut Sfinx Orange 11/0-1HK is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Preciosa Ornela's 11/0 True Cut Sfinx Orange seed beads bring a faceted edge to classic Czech glass — each bead cut from glass tube to catch light at sharp angles that round rocailles simply can't match. One hank gives you a serious working supply of this opaque orange in a size that plays well with virtually any seed bead technique.
The Sfinx coating bonds a high-resistance layer directly to natural glass, locking in that bold opaque orange so the color holds up through regular wear and handling without fading or flaking.
The True Cut facets make these especially effective in peyote and brick stitch, where the angled faces create a subtle shimmer across flat beadwork that plain seed beads won't produce — try them in geometric patterns where the facets can line up and amplify each other. They're also a strong choice for fringe and netting, where individual beads catch light as they move.
