Wood Parrel Beads
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Description
Hardwood - Three sizes
These wooden beads will work great for parrels of all kinds. The 12mm (roughly 1/2"), 16mm (roughly 5/8") and 18mm (roughly 3/4") dia beads have 5/32" holes. The 25mm (roughly 1") dia beads have 7/32" holes.
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