Mill Hill Glass Treasure 13034

Mill Hill Glass Treasure 13034 Rondele Siam decorative crystal beads in a rich red colour for embellishing cross-stitch embroidery, creating jewellery and other needlecraft projects. Their faceted surface beautifully reflects light, adding sparkle, dimension and distinctive colour accents to finished pieces.

The key feature of Mill Hill 13034 is the combination of the rich ruby-red Siam shade, the faceted Rondele shape and the compact 4 mm size. Thanks to their shape, these beads create a decorative effect and help highlight individual elements of an embroidered design.

These crystal beads belong to the Mill Hill Crystal Treasures collection, which includes decorative elements in various shapes, sizes and shades for embroidery and needlecraft. They are used to embellish embroidered pictures, festive ornaments, floral arrangements, decorative accessories and other creative projects.

The red Siam shade is particularly suitable for embroidery designs featuring bright details such as flowers, berries, festive decorations and decorative ornaments. The beads can be combined with DMC embroidery floss, Mill Hill beads and other decorative materials to create interesting textural and colour combinations.

Mill Hill Glass Treasure 13034 Specifications:

• Shape: Rondele.
• Material: Crystal.
• Quantity per pack: 3 pieces.

Mill Hill Glass Treasure 13034 Rondele Siam can be used as individual decorative accents or combined with other shades of crystals and beads. Their small size allows you to add sparkle to selected details without overwhelming the overall composition.

You can purchase Mill Hill 13034 decorative crystal beads for embroidery and needlecraft at the Crazy Cross Stitch online store.

💡 Advice from Crazy Cross Stitch: Before sewing on the crystal beads, arrange them on the fabric and check how the red Siam shade coordinates with your embroidery floss colours and other decorative elements. To secure the beads, use a strong thread in a suitable colour and a fine needle that passes easily through the bead hole. Avoid pulling the stitches too tightly so that the decorative elements lie evenly on the surface of the embroidery.