#3 White Griffin Nylon Bead Cord (2 Meters)

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#3 White Griffin Nylon Bead Cord (2 Meters)

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Item #:BC1013

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Specifications

Size: #3
Length: 6.5 Feet\2 Meters
Color: White
Material: Nylon
Thickness: .50mm\.020 Inches
Brand: Griffin
_COLOR: White
_SimpleColor: White

Thickness: .50mm/.020"
Length: 6.5' (2 meters)

Each card features top-quality German-made Griffin bead cord. This is the finest quality tight-woven silk or nylon cord available with 6.5 feet (2 meters) of brilliantly died, color-fast cord per card with needle attached. Simply take the needle from the card and off you go! The twisted stainless steel needle saves threading time. Doubling the thread is not necessary. There is no simpler, no quicker, and no better way to thread beads.

Customer Reviews

Good, strong thread

I strung a matching necklace and bracelet on one pack of this thread and still have a lot left. It's very strong and doesn't seem to stretch much, if at all.

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Reviewed by: Alex from Cleveland, OH. on 5/4/2022

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Great for pearls

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Reviewed by: (Verified Buyer) am from Fl. on 1/25/2021

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Q: Is there a standard thickness?

Asked by: Patricia Bedell - 3/25/2021

A: Most beads have about a 1mm hole. Using a #6 or #8 would be the closest to a standard size. It is always best to know your bead hole size before deciding what size bead cord to use.

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Answer provided by: Michelle B. (3/26/2021)

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Q: Need to string fake pearls about 10mm What width nylon thread is recommended?

Asked by: monica - 11/1/2023

A: The size cord depends on the hole size in your beads. You will want to be as close to the hole size as possible. Most larger beads have about a 1mm hole. You can probably use a #8 or #10 with 10mm beads.

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Answer provided by: Michelle B. (11/1/2023)

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