Beadsmith Nymo Thread - Pre-Waxed, 100% Nylon Cord for Seed Bead Projects, Loom Work & Bead Weaving

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NYLON THREADS: Created by Master Beader Sonoko Nozue, this thread is made in Japan of 100% nylon. Each spool is 50 meter/55 yards. EXCELLENT BENEFITS

KO Nylon Beading Thread, Apple Green Color, Japanese Pre-Waxed 100% Nylon, 330TEX, Tangle Resistant Knotting Cords, 50m /55 yds Spool, Use for Seed

KO Beading Thread is the perfect cord for all your jewelry making projects. Created by Japanese Master Beader Sonoko Nozue, KO thread is of the highest quality. Made in Japan of 100% pre-waxed nylon, 330TEX these spools are 50 meters/55 yards in length. Available in 24 gorgeous colors, there is no limit to the palette you can create. If you cant make up your mind, there are two different assortment packs, each with a dozen spools.

The Beadsmith Ko Nylon Beading Thread, Orange Color, Japanese Pre-Waxed 100% Nylon, 330tex, Tangle Resistant Knotting Cords, 50m /55 yds Spool, Use

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NYLON THREADS: Created by Master Beader Sonoko Nozue, this thread is made in Japan of 100% nylon. Each spool is 50 meter/55 yards. EXCELLENT BENEFITS

KO Nylon Beading Thread, Orange Color, Japanese Pre-Waxed 100% Nylon, 330TEX, Tangle Resistant Knotting Cords, 50m /55 yds Spool, Use for Seed Bead

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Quality One-G beading thread One-G twisted nylon beading thread by TOHO is remarkably strong, pre-conditioned, resists tangles, and is fray-resistant Case of twelve 50-yard bobbins (46 meters) Fray-resistant Made in Japan by TOHO Co., Ltd. One-G is a high-tech Japanese beading thread from TOHO Beads that is stronger and more shred-resistant than any other nylon thread on the market.

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