Japanese 11/0 beads (approximately 1.27 mm along the hole, 1.6 mm in diameter), 925 Sterling Silver-plated.
Miyuki Delica 11/0 beads are uniquely uniform in size, allowing you to pass the thread through them multiple times.
They’re ideal for bead weaving, with or without a loom.
There is a wide range of beads from this brand, allowing you to create extraordinary color combinations; if you catch the bead weaving bug, the Miyuki color chart will become your best friend.
How do you weave with beads?
Do you like this technique but aren’t sure how to weave with beads yet? The Perles & Co. team offers a variety of resources to help you learn.
To get started, check out the technical guide on how to begin bead weaving.
You’ll learn everything from the peyote stitch to the brick stitch, including crochet beading.
Bead weaving will hold no more secrets for you, whether you’re using a needle, a crochet hook, or a loom.
What supplies do you need?
Are you wondering which thread or needle to use for bead weaving—with or without a loom—or even how to change threads?
Tiffanie answers these questions in her technical guide on beading supplies.
What can you weave with beads?
Seed beads, Delicas, Sead Beads, bugle beads, Charlottes—the possibilities are endless. Choose your materials and get started creating costume jewelry, weaving animals, or—why not?—a pretty evening clutch. Here are a few ideas and tutorials, but feel free to let your creativity run wild.
- Decorate all sorts of things with these woven beaded animals: a beaded cat, a little mouse, a hedgehog?
- Emilie from the blog Coeurcitron did us the honor of visiting our office to host a live session where she’ll weave with you and share her tips
Print our blank Peyote and Brick Stitch patterns to create original and unique designs. Feel free to draw inspiration from our online tutorials to create beautiful costume jewelry. We’ll give you tips on how to adapt your weaving to a clasp and achieve beautiful finishes.
You’ll quickly become hooked on Miyuki beads—it’s time to get started!
In our technical guides, we explain the basics of getting started with bead weaving—from the peyote stitch and brick stitch to crocheted bead spirals. Needle bead weaving will hold no secrets for you!
You’ll quickly become hooked on Miyuki beads—it’s time to get started!
Color: DB0551F Matte Sterling Plated
Weight: 5 grams, or approximately 850 beads.
Please note that the plating on this bead contains nickel. Do not use it in jewelry that comes into contact with the skin.







