3D preview
Open a bead pattern in 3D and it becomes the piece: wrapped into a bangle or a cuff, at real size, every bead in the finish its code is made in. Drag to turn it. Scroll to look closer.
Finishes
Each bead takes its finish from its catalog code. DB0031 is plated in 24kt gold and catches the light; DB0331 is the same gold under a matte etch. On a chart they are two near-identical squares. Here you can tell them apart.

DB0310Matte BlackDB003124kt Mid. Gold-PlatedDB0331Matte 24kt Gold-PlatedDB0038Palladium-PlatedShapes
A loom strip closes into a bangle sized to a wrist. A cuff rests open on its ends. A flat strip lies on the table, and earrings hang. Beads follow the curve the way thread pulls them.



A colorway that looks right as squares can look flat as beads. See the gold catch the light, or the matte go dull, before you order a gram.
Beads sit at their real spacing, so a loom strip closes into a bangle exactly as long around as the strip you will weave.
Selling the pattern? Turn it to its best side and see the piece a buyer will make, before anyone has made it.