10g 6/0 MATUBO Crystal Picasso 4mm Seed Beads
Color Description:
6/0 MATUBO Crystal Picasso
Transparent/Crystal – clear or see-through, allowing light to pass through
Picasso. A luster coating that appears more speckled and spotty; giving beads a natural, earthy appearance. The colour can vary from light yellow to dark brown with underlying colour variations. Some base bead colours, such as opaque beige, blue, or white allow the picasso finish to take on a raku pottery look.
Material:
Czech High Quality Glass
Size:
Diameter: 4.1mm
Height: 2.9mm
Pulling Hole: 1.6 mm
Package:
10g 6/0 MATUBO Crystal Picasso 4mm Seed Beads
MATUBO™ Seed Beads symbol of quality
High-quality Czech glass – MATUBO beads are made from the finest Czech glass, known for its high quality, brilliance, and color. Czech glass is also environmentally friendly and lead-free.
Perfect shape precision – MATUBO beads are produced using the precise pressing technology (unlike brands like Preciosa or Toho, where a long tube is cut into small beads), guaranteeing absolutely precise shape and dimensions for each bead. This facilitates beading and enhances the appearance of the products.
Large hole for threading – MATUBO beads have a large and regular hole for threading, allowing the use of various types of stringing materials, such as leather straps, ribbons, or nylon cord. This expands the possibilities for the use and design of beaded jewelry.
Wide range of colors and finishes – MATUBO beads offer a rich selection of colors and effects, such as AB, iris, luster, magic, nebula, picasso, or travertine. These colors and effects give the beads a unique appearance and character.
Variety of shapes and sizes – MATUBO beads are characterized by a variety of shapes and sizes suitable for different beading techniques. Among the most well-known are round beads 6/0, 7/0, and 8/0, two-hole beads Superduo, Gemduo, MiniDuo, Rulla, NIB-BIT, and GINKO.
These shapes can also be combined with each other or with other types of beads.
Which beading techniques are suitable for Matubo beads?
- Peyote stitch – a technique that connects beads into flat or three-dimensional shapes using thread. Peyote stitch is suitable for both round and two-hole Matubo beads, creating intriguing patterns and structures.
- Brick stitch – a technique that links beads into flat or three-dimensional shapes using thread. This Brick stitch technique is appropriate for both round and two-hole Matubo beads, resulting in sturdy and even surfaces.
- Kumihimo – a technique that combines beads into cords or bracelets using a special disc and thread. Kumihimo technique is well-suited for round Matubo beads, adding shine and color to the cords.
- Macramé – a technique that ties beads into cords or bracelets using knots and thread. This technique is suitable for round Matubo beads, providing cords with contrast and visual interest.
What Can You Use MATUBO Beads For?
MATUBO beads have versatile applications. Whether you’re into: – beading – jewellery making – beadwork – embroidery – sewing – home decore – beads mosaic or macrame jewellery
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