Glass Rocaille Sizes

I've got some of these little beads hanging around from when I bought them a few years ago. I'd like to buy some more, so /I've looked up the same catalogue that I got them from years ago and I can either have a size 11/0 or a size 8/0. I think 8 is the bigger? Yes? But how do I know which size I've got so I can order some more?

Charlie.

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Charlie
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er, let me get my ruler out!

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Charlie
12! Thank you!

Charlie.

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Charlie

vj found this in rec.crafts.beads, from "Charlie" :

]12! Thank you!

so what you have are probably 11s.

i think that's how someone here told me they are "sized". by how many fit in 1 inch.

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vj found this in rec.crafts.beads, from "Charlie" :

]Ooops, 11, I counted wrong!

LOL!

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8/0 is roughly the size of a 4mm. 11/0 is considerably smaller, more like a 2mm, and usually less spherical. HTH!

Celine

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Lee S. Billings

vj found this in rec.crafts.beads, from "EL" :

]Beads per inch does NOT correlate with seed bead sizes.

thanks - i'm happy to be corrected....

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