BUGLES Preciosa 2 mm Grün 50100 20 g

Product detailed description

Preciosa BUGLES 2 mm Green 50100 20 g BUG2-31 are Czech Preciosa glass bugles for a bridal fringe on a hair comb for a repeatable workshop project. The 2 mm length creates a visible line, the 20 g pack gives material for a test motif or small series, and the Green colour brings a botanical natural shade. The specific design angle is delicate vertical lines between pearls and lace as an edge in a monochrome mini series, so the copy points to a real jewelry or decor use, not generic crafting.

Unlike seed beads, BUGLES create a longer segment with a single bead. That is useful for geometric patterns, borders, flower stems, hangers and fashion applications. The 2 mm size should be chosen by movement: shorter bugles make dense panels, while longer ones emphasize rays and fringes.

• 🎨 Colour: Green, botanical natural shade; feels organic, fresh and harmonious.
• 📏 Size: 2 mm BUGLES, 20 g pack; short tubes for dense panels, fine embroidery and small direction changes.
• ✨ Surface/effect: smooth Preciosa glass surface; useful for clean lines, neat edges and precise stitched directions.
• 🧵 Techniques: fringes, beaded embroidery, weaving, fashion application, floral and hanging decor.
• 💡 Specific use: a bridal fringe on a hair comb for a repeatable workshop project, especially for delicate vertical lines between pearls and lace as an edge in a monochrome mini series.
• 🔎 Identification: code BUG2-31, shade 50100, suitable for SEO title and repeat ordering.

When working with longer bugles, plan the direction first so all glass tubes sit consistently instead of looking scattered.

For fringes, watch the weight: Preciosa BUGLES add length, but the right number of rows keeps jewelry comfortable.

If you combine several lengths, this variant can work as the guiding line. Smaller seed beads fill the space, while the 2 mm bugle sets the direction. In a bridal fringe on a hair comb for a repeatable workshop project, that creates a cleaner composition and reduces the risk of the motif looking scattered.