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What are the different types of beading needles and how to use them?

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  No beading kit is complete without a good set of beading needles . How are beading needles different from the regular needle?  Beading needles appear like regular sewing needles but they are more flexible, thinner and have smaller eyes. This makes it easier to work with small beads and gives better results.   Common types of beading needles and their uses Selecting the right needle will allow you to work better and minimize problems such as the breakage of beads and ruined projects. There are six common types of beading needles, and they are mentioned below: - 1. English Beading Needles: - These needles are one of the most commonly used needles for beading. They are long, thin, and flexible; available in a variety of sizes. However, the most commonly used size is 10 or 12. You can choose the needle size based on bead size and type, thread type and size and the number of passes you require to secure the beads. You can use it for off-loom beading stitches, bric...