11SB165-CR: CZ Seed Bead True Cut Op Dark Turquoise Blue 11/0-1HK is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Preciosa Ornela 11/0 True Cut seed beads in opaque dark turquoise blue come by the hank, giving you a serious working supply of one of the most versatile colors in a beader's palette. The True Cut process facets each tiny bead as it's formed from a glass tube, adding a subtle sparkle that a standard round rocaille simply can't match.
The opaque finish delivers a solid, non-translucent dark turquoise blue — saturated and graphic, with no light bleed, so the color reads clearly whether you're working in tight peyote or an open loom pattern.
True Cut facets catch light beautifully in off-loom weaving techniques like brick stitch and peyote, making them a strong choice for Southwestern-inspired geometric designs or coastal beadwork where that teal-to-turquoise range does the heavy lifting. They're equally at home strung or woven into powwow-style regalia, where the opaque color holds its presence even in dense, layered compositions.
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.
11SB165-CR: CZ Seed Bead True Cut Op Dark Turquoise Blue 11/0-1HK is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Preciosa Ornela 11/0 True Cut seed beads in opaque dark turquoise blue come by the hank, giving you a serious working supply of one of the most versatile colors in a beader's palette. The True Cut process facets each tiny bead as it's formed from a glass tube, adding a subtle sparkle that a standard round rocaille simply can't match.
The opaque finish delivers a solid, non-translucent dark turquoise blue — saturated and graphic, with no light bleed, so the color reads clearly whether you're working in tight peyote or an open loom pattern.
True Cut facets catch light beautifully in off-loom weaving techniques like brick stitch and peyote, making them a strong choice for Southwestern-inspired geometric designs or coastal beadwork where that teal-to-turquoise range does the heavy lifting. They're equally at home strung or woven into powwow-style regalia, where the opaque color holds its presence even in dense, layered compositions.
