12PCS Halloween Ghost Silicone Focal Beads Crafts for Beadable Pen Making
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12PCS Halloween Ghost Silicone Focal Beads Crafts for Beadable Pen Making
- Ghost Focal Beads Bulk: This set includes 12pcs Halloween silicone focal beads in 6 cute ghost designs, 2 of each style. Each bead is double-sided with a 3D shape, ensuring sharp details from every angle.
- Premium Material & Craftsmanship: These Halloween ghost pen beads are made of premium silicone. They are robust and durable, highly resistant to fading and breakage, and can be reused. Boasting fine craftsmanship, the beads feature clear and cute ghost shapes with vivid colors.
- Easy to Use: With a center hole diameter of approximately 0.1 inches, these ghost silicone beads effortlessly handle threading, piercing, and more, and can be simply applied to diverse DIY craft projects to unlock endless creative possibilities.
- Suitable for Various DIY Crafts: These Halloween ghost beads charms can be widely applied to make various crafts, such as beadable pens making, keychains making, jewelry making, bead garlands, earrings, necklaces, pen charms, bracelets, bag charms, party decorations and more, let your creativity run wild!
- Enjoy Handicrafts & Ideal Gifts: Halloween silicone focal beads are delicate and interesting. You can enjoy the fun of DIY with your friends, and it is also an ideal choice for making craft gifts for Halloween celebrations.
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