Tools can make all the difference in achieving gorgeous, professional-looking jewelry. Learn everything you need to know here about handy tools, and you'll be making jewelry like a pro.
What's the right size needle for your beading project? Find out from our Beading Needles FAQ, which answers all your questions about needles for weaving and stitching beads.
Want to learn how to make a wrapped loop or see the difference between a bead tip and a bead cap? Find answers to your beading questions and fully illustrated how-to's here in our Beading Techniques page.
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Want to understand the difference between dead soft and half hard wire, see the difference between a bead tip and a bead cap, or compare Swarovski crystal colors? Find the information you need here on our Beading Reference page.
These English beading needles are high-quality, durable needles. Beading needles are longer than standard sewing needles, enabling you to string multiple seed beads and other beads. Use size 10 beading needles with beading threads size D and smaller and size 15 seed beads and larger. This size is recommended for most off-loom beadweaving stitches (such as peyote, brick stitch and netting) and loom work. Size 10 may be too large if you are using a stitch that requires more than two passes of thread through the same bead, such as right angle weave or spiral rope. Needles are approximately 2 long.
Learn all your beading basics on FusionBeads.com's techniques page.
