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Collar and necklace kits are the largest pieces of jewellery in the catalogue. Formats are 250×270, 202×152 and 202×115 mm, with up to 10,000 beads and 15–24 colours. Each is bead embroidery on artist canvas with the full-colour design printed on it, supplied with the findings for finishing.
What to know before buying
- This is not an evening project. A fully covered 250×270 mm collar takes 25–45 hours.
- Difficulty. Four kits are rated medium and three advanced. The reason is coverage density and the number of shades, not the stitch itself.
- Finishing is part of the work. The edge is worked, the back is closed, and the tie or clasp is in the box.
How long it takes
| Format | Beads | Time |
|---|---|---|
| 202×115 mm | 4,000–6,000 | 15–25 hours |
| 202×152 mm | 6,000–8,000 | 20–35 hours |
| 250×270 mm | 8,000–10,000 | 25–45 hours |
Questions and answers
Is the tie or clasp included?
Yes, the findings come with the kit: depending on the model that is a velvet ribbon, a clasp or a chain.
Is it suitable for a beginner?
Better to start with a bracelet: the same technique but 1,400 beads instead of 9,000.
How do I care for a collar?
Do not wash it. Clean locally with a damp cloth and store it flat, never folded along the pattern.
What do you wear it with?
A collar ties over a dress, a shirt or a jumper and works as the single accent of an outfit.
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