DAHI 200g Natural Wooden Beads for Craft, Mixed Shapes and Sizes, Assorted Loose Wood Beads for Bracelets, Necklaces, Jewelry Making, Macrame, DIY Crafts and Home Decoration (Light)
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DAHI 200g Natural Wooden Beads for Craft, Mixed Shapes and Sizes, Assorted Loose Wood Beads for Bracelets, Necklaces, Jewelry Making, Macrame, DIY Crafts and Home Decoration (Light)
- Packing：200g mixed natural wooden beads per pack, sufficient for multiple DIY projects with rich shapes, sizes and natural wood finishes
- Various Sizes and Shapes：Our mixed wooden beads come in multiple sizes (spacer to focal beads) and shapes (round, barrel, cube, etc.), with consistent holes for easy stringing on cord, wire, or thread
- Material：Made of high-quality natural wood, these beads are non-toxic, durable, and eco-friendly, perfect for all craft lovers
- Wide Applications：Mixed natural wooden beads Ideal for making bracelets, necklaces, earrings, keychains, hair accessories, macramé, dreamcatchers, home decor, and handmade gifts
- Great Value：Bulk packaging wooden bead offers excellent value, ensuring you have enough beads to finish creations without interruption
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