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€31
Sizes of work, mm 300X300
Sizes of work, inches 11.8X11.8
Skill level average
Number of beads, pcs 5738
Number of colours 17
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€29
Sizes of work, mm 300X300
Sizes of work, inches 11.8X11.8
Skill level average
Number of beads, pcs 4632
Number of colours 16
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€37
Sizes of work, mm 165X500
Sizes of work, inches 6.5X19.69
Skill level average
Number of beads, pcs 7470
Number of colours 14
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€53
Sizes of work, mm 300X400
Sizes of work, inches 11.8X15.7
Skill level average
Number of beads, pcs 15919
Number of colours 21
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€29
Sizes of work, mm 200X200
Sizes of work, inches 7.9X7.9
Skill level average
Number of beads, pcs 8486
Number of colours 9
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€38
Sizes of work, mm 200X510
Sizes of work, inches 7.8X20
Skill level average
Number of beads, pcs 9308
Number of colours 16
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€53
Sizes of work, mm 220X390
Sizes of work, inches 8.66X15.35
Skill level above average
Number of beads, pcs 9511
Number of colours 18
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€25
Sizes of work, mm 250X200
Sizes of work, inches 9.8X7.9
Skill level average
Number of beads, pcs 5193
Number of colours 16
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€27
Sizes of work, mm 250X200
Sizes of work, inches 9.8X7.9
Skill level average
Number of beads, pcs 6508
Number of colours 15
Sizes of work, mm 320X365
Sizes of work, inches 12.59X14.37
Skill level average
Number of beads, pcs 16925
Number of colours 18
Sizes of work, mm 190X250
Sizes of work, inches 7.5X9.8
Skill level average
Number of beads, pcs 7787
Number of colours 15
Sizes of work, mm 190X290
Sizes of work, inches 7.5X11.4
Skill level above average
Number of beads, pcs 9417
Number of colours 17
Sizes of work, mm 190X250
Sizes of work, inches 7.5X9.8
Skill level average
Number of beads, pcs 7921
Number of colours 16
Sizes of work, mm 190X250
Sizes of work, inches 7.5X9.8
Skill level average
Number of beads, pcs 8340
Number of colours 17
Sizes of work, mm 190X250
Sizes of work, inches 7.5X9.8
Skill level average
Number of beads, pcs 7669
Number of colours 19
Sizes of work, mm 320X450
Sizes of work, inches 12.5X17.7
Skill level above average
Number of beads, pcs 24090
Number of colours 24
Sizes of work, mm 190X250
Sizes of work, inches 7.5X9.8
Skill level average
Number of beads, pcs 7313
Number of colours 14
Sizes of work, mm 190X250
Sizes of work, inches 7.5X9.8
Skill level average
Number of beads, pcs 8332
Number of colours 15
Sizes of work, mm 190X250
Sizes of work, inches 7.5X9.8
Skill level average
Number of beads, pcs 7689
Number of colours 13
Sizes of work, mm 190X270
Sizes of work, inches 7.5X10.6
Skill level average
Number of beads, pcs 8005
Number of colours 15
Sizes of work, mm 190X250
Sizes of work, inches 7.5X9.8
Skill level average
Number of beads, pcs 7895
Number of colours 14
Sizes of work, mm 190X250
Sizes of work, inches 7.5X9.8
Skill level average
Number of beads, pcs 8340
Number of colours 18
Sizes of work, mm 190X250
Sizes of work, inches 7.5X9.8
Skill level average
Number of beads, pcs 8457
Number of colours 18
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€13
Sizes of work, mm 135X135
Sizes of work, inches 5.3X5.3
Skill level average
Number of beads, pcs 2433
Number of colours 13

Bead embroidery in the large format covers 917 kits on artist canvas with the full-colour design printed on it. This is the core of the Abris Art range: pieces from 220×220 mm upwards holding between 10,000 and 30,000 Czech Preciosa beads.

How the technique works

The design is printed straight onto the canvas in colour. The needle goes where the matching colour is drawn, so there are no squares to count and no paper chart to check. There is one main stitch, the monastery stitch: the bead lies diagonally and every row leans the same way. It is that consistent tilt, rather than any difficulty in the stitch, that makes a finished piece look even.

Formats and workload

Stitched areaBeadsTime
220×220 mm8,000–12,00030–50 hours
300×300 mm15,000–20,00050–80 hours
300×400 mm20,000–25,00070–100 hours
400 mm and upover 25,000100 hours and more

The most common format is 300×300 mm. The bead count is listed in the specifications of every kit.

Difficulty and colours

643 kits are rated medium, 237 above medium and 33 easy. They typically use 14–22 colours, and at that size of palette some shades are bound to look close, so an organiser with labelled numbers saves time.

Subjects

Decorative designs (215), landscapes (110), flowers (91), animals and birds (90), still life (79), romantic subjects (56), winter (45) and religious subjects (41).

Questions and answers

Is everything included?

Yes: the printed canvas, Preciosa beads sorted by colour, a needle and illustrated instructions. The only thing you may add is a hoop or frame on the larger formats.

How long does a 300×300 mm piece take?

50–80 hours, roughly two months at an hour an evening.

How does this differ from microbead embroidery?

By the size of the bead. Size 13 microbeads are half as large and give finer detail, but there is more work. Those kits are in microbead embroidery.

How do I finish the piece?

Stretch it on bars or frame it: stretcher bars, framing.

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