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The tip is slightly rounded to avoid splitting the thread. It can go through
a seed bead 15/0 three times. Ideal for beading & bead embroidery.

The tip is slightly rounded to avoid splitting the thread. It can go through
a seed bead 15/0 three times. Ideal for beading, peyote stitch & bead
embroidery.

The finest flexible beading needle. Ideal for beading & bead embroidery.
Customized, artisan-made needle.

Bends easily, without breaking or warping.

Beading Needle #10 (Long),
Bead Embroidery (sharp) #10 (short), #11 und #12

Beading made simple.

Perfectly assembled and gentle on even the most intricate projects.
The sophisticated thread holder keeps the warp threads precisely in place and makes beading easy for beginners as well.

Weave wonderful accessories with this easy-to-use loom!

- Beading loom
- Holders
- Warp thread stoppers
- Pegs
- Beading needle
- Threader
- Non-slip strips
- Instructions
- Package does not include beads or thread.

- Shortest position : 55mm
- Longest position : 215mm
- Wind woven piece onto winding beam to create even longer works.

Anchor Perlgarn Metallic, a combination of cotton thread and metallic fibers, offers something special. Using this metallic thread will lend your creation a touch of elegance. With all Anchor Perlgarn qualities, you will always achieve a sophisticated and shiny result for your embroidery.

With its incomparably silky appearance, pearl cotton is a mercerized, 2-ply, lightly twisted yarn that is primarily used for Hardanger embroidery. Due to its even stitching pattern, this yarn is also popular for cross-stitch and other counted embroidery.

In some countries, Anchor pearl cotton is also used for free embroidery and colorful embroidery. The thicknesses in ball form are also often used for delicate crochet projects. Anchor pearl cotton is made from extra-long Egyptian cotton fibers and is available in a wide range of yarn thicknesses in skeins or balls.

Depending on the yarn thickness and presentation, Anchor Perlgarn is available in brilliant solid and ombré colors, as well as colorful multicolor shades.

With its incomparably silky appearance, pearl cotton is a mercerized, 2-ply, lightly twisted yarn that is primarily used for Hardanger embroidery. Due to its even stitching pattern, this yarn is also popular for cross-stitch and other counted embroidery.

In some countries, Anchor pearl cotton is also used for free embroidery and colorful embroidery. The thicknesses in ball form are also often used for delicate crochet projects. Anchor pearl cotton is made from extra-long Egyptian cotton fibers and is available in a wide range of yarn thicknesses in skeins or balls.

Depending on the yarn thickness and presentation, Anchor Perlgarn is available in brilliant solid and ombré colors, as well as colorful multicolor shades.

1. Hook for firm and beautiful stitches. To make neat stitches with a bead, this product has a hook smaller than that of existing steel crochet hooks. The shape of the hook enables users to easily pull the thread out of firmly crocheted stitches.

2. Body of hook to make it easy to pull down a bead. The length of the body of hook, which is shorter than that of existing steel crochet hooks, is best suited to pull down a bead. The body of hook enables users to crochet smoothly while pulling down a bead.

3. The shape of the grip allows users to hold the grip in two ways: pencil holding and knittingneedle holding. Users can hold the grip without undue stress by making proper use of the thumb stopper, which was created based on ergonomics. Wrist strain can be reduced, allowing users to crochet comfortably
for a long time.
 

Bead Crochet Hooks (1,75/1,50/1,25/1,00/0,90mm), case

The awl has many uses. The sharp tip is optimal for detailed work like making holes, doll-making,
picking out a stitched corner, removing basting thread, and so on.

Sharp needle point with perfect piercing characteristics.

The high-quality, lightweight Pirouette yarn is warm and soft, quick-drying and easy to care for, making it ideal for all types of clothing. The multicoloured dyeing process, with its subtle colour transitions, gives the yarn its natural look.