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Photo frames (bead embroidery)

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€25
Sizes of work, mm 170X280
Sizes of work, inches 6.7X11
Skill level simple
Number of beads, pcs 3526
Number of colours 14
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€21
Sizes of work, mm 200X270
Sizes of work, inches 7.9X10.6
Skill level simple
Number of beads, pcs 2836
Number of colours 13
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€19
Sizes of work, mm 215X160
Sizes of work, inches 14.97X12.2
Skill level simple
Number of beads, pcs 1657
Number of colours 5
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€29
Sizes of work, mm 250X200
Sizes of work, inches 12.2X12.6
Skill level simple
Number of beads, pcs 3328
Number of colours 16
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€51
Sizes of work, mm 310X320
Sizes of work, inches 12.2X12.6
Skill level high
Number of beads, pcs 8232
Number of colours 25
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€47
Sizes of work, mm 310X300
Sizes of work, inches 12.2X11.81
Skill level high
Number of beads, pcs 7075
Number of colours 25
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€58
Sizes of work, mm 380X310
Sizes of work, inches 14.97X12.2
Skill level high
Number of beads, pcs 9990
Number of colours 25

Bead embroidery photo frame kits are 7 designs in which the frame itself is stitched and a photograph goes inside. Formats run from 215×160 to 380×310 mm with up to 25 bead colours. Four kits are rated easy and three advanced.

What is included

Artist canvas with the full-colour design printed on it, Czech Preciosa beads, a needle, the findings for assembling the frame and illustrated instructions. The photograph is not included: the aperture size is given in the specifications.

How long it takes

15–40 hours depending on the format and colour count. Kits with 25 colours and an advanced rating are several weeks of work and are better attempted with a finished piece already behind you.

Questions and answers

Are the photo or glass included?

No. The kit covers everything for stitching and assembling the frame; the photograph is yours to choose.

What size photograph fits?

The aperture is a fixed size stated in the specifications of each kit.

How long does the work take?

15–40 hours depending on the format.

Does it work as a gift?

Yes, that is one of the most common uses: the frame is stitched around a particular photograph, often a wedding or family one.

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