DELICA Silky Satin
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DELICA Silky Satin beads have a soft smooth Satin finish to respectfully resemble that clear Silky shiny alluring look. These large hole-perfectly cylinder beauties can accommodate various passes of thread for one's loom and off-loom beading creative projects. An excellent use for even-count & odd-count peyote stitch plus brick stitch. A must have bead for every beadier requiring a high quality dainty look and finish for your beading projects.
(8) Colors in 3"IN~STANDARD/TBS
Individual tube contents weight approximately (6,1-6.3) grams PKG WT (60.8) grams on average Silky Satin about (175 beads) per gram* |
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DELICA Silky Satin beads. The most sought-after premium type bead. DELICA is a brand name bead produced by Miyuki the world standard glass seed bead manufacturer known for their brilliance, uniform tubular shape and high quality, est. in the 1930’s. Origin Japan ~With seed bead sizing, in general, the larger the size number, the smaller the bead is in size. ~"Seed beads" is a term meaning small bead. ~Silky Satin about (175 beads) per gram* ~Different color finishes affect both weights and bead count per gram, so approximates are used. ~Color holds up well, there is no problems with general use.
~Individual fading issues/color change that could occur with any color bead type - maybe due to bright sun exposure/ultraviolet light, skin acid or deterioration with time. ~Best to also avoid dry cleaning and/or washing beads with harsh hand soaps or chemicals.
DELICA Silky Satin beads. The most sought-after premium type bead. DELICA is a brand name bead produced by Miyuki the world standard glass seed bead manufacturer known for their brilliance, uniform tubular shape and high quality, est. in the 1930’s. Origin Japan ~With seed bead sizing, in general, the larger the size number, the smaller the bead is in size. ~"Seed beads" is a term meaning small bead. ~Silky Satin about (175 beads) per gram* ~Different color finishes affect both weights and bead count per gram, so approximates are used. ~Color holds up well, there is no problems with general use.
~Individual fading issues/color change that could occur with any color bead type - maybe due to bright sun exposure/ultraviolet light, skin acid or deterioration with time. ~Best to also avoid dry cleaning and/or washing beads with harsh hand soaps or chemicals.
