Antique Glass Beads Mill Hill 03013

Mill Hill Antique Glass Beads 03013 Stormy Blue Heather are glass seed beads in a muted blue shade with a variegated effect, suitable for cross-stitch embroidery, decorative embellishment and other needlecraft projects. Their distinctive vintage appearance helps create expressive details and subtle colour accents in embroidered pieces.

The key feature of Mill Hill 03013 is the combination of the Stormy Blue Heather colour, compact size 11/0 and decorative antique-style finish. Unlike beads with a uniform bright coating, the Antique Glass Beads range features muted shades and a distinctive texture that adds depth to embroidery.

Mill Hill glass beads have a rounded shape and measure approximately 2.2 mm. They are used to embellish embroidered pictures, create ornamental designs, decorative accessories and jewellery. Their small size allows you to highlight individual design elements while preserving the fine details of the embroidery.

The Stormy Blue Heather shade is suitable for designs featuring nature-inspired motifs, landscapes, floral arrangements and decorative ornaments. These beads can be combined with DMC embroidery floss, other Mill Hill bead colours and decorative threads.

Mill Hill Antique Glass Beads 03013 Specifications:

• Manufacturer: Mill Hill.
• Collection: Antique Glass Beads.
• Product code: 03013.
• Colour name: Stormy Blue Heather.
• Colour: muted blue with a variegated effect.
• Material: Glass.
• Size: 11/0 (approximately 2.2 mm).
• Package weight: 2.63 g.
• Approximate quantity: 250 beads.

Mill Hill Antique Glass Beads 03013 can be used in embroidery patterns that specify this bead number or for creating your own decorative designs. When selecting a shade, please note that colours displayed on a screen may differ from the actual appearance of the beads.

By choosing Mill Hill glass beads from Crazy Cross Stitch, you can complement your embroidery projects with decorative materials in the required colour and size.

💡 Advice from Crazy Cross Stitch: Before starting your project, choose a beading needle that passes easily through the bead holes. Use a strong thread that coordinates with the colour of the beads or fabric. Avoid pulling the stitches too tightly to ensure that the beads lie evenly on the surface of the embroidery.