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White Beading Thread 40m

Name: White Beading Thread 40m
Brand: Hobbycraft
SKU: 6784571001
Price: 3.50 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 3.7 (3 reviews)

Is £3.50

£0.09 per m

Colour: Please select

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White Beading Thread 40m

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Decorate your Beading Thread with stunning embellishments to create bracelets, necklaces and more! A robust, non-abrasive alternative to chains and wires, this thread is designed to be long-lasting and is available in black and white. It will allow the colours of your beads and other decorative details to shine.

For jewellery crafters of every skill level, create a beautiful arrangement of beads and more to give to friends and family using this reel of thread as a wonderful base for your designs!

40m per reel
Colour: White
Perfect for necklaces, bracelets and more!
Not suitable for children under three years of age

White Beading Thread 40m

Product Number - 6784571001

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Brand: Hobbycraft
Product Type: String
Craft: Jewellery Making

Can this be used on a bead loom for seed beads?

Asked by: Bitsandbobs1

It might be a bit big to go through seed beads, but It will work on the loom itself. Not sure how the finished product would look though as i havent tried it out. I normally use a thinner string with the loom. Hope this helps

Answered by: Rabslola

Date published: 2026-07-21