1450 Pieces Letter Beads Kit, 4x7 mm White Acrylic Alphabet Letter Beads for Jewelry Making Number Heart Bead Friendship Bracelet Making

I used the 1450 Pieces Letter Beads Kit a while back to make personalized Christmas gifts for a group of 5th-grade girls. We decided upon gluing their names onto hair clips, and these beads were just perfect for that. You get a huge assortment of letter beads in small 4x7 mm size, so it is ideal for adding names or messages on smaller items like hair clips.Pros:1. Ideal for Personalizing Gifts:These letter beads were of the perfect size and shape to glue onto hair clips. They allowed us to spell out each girl's name clearly, and the results were super cute. The beads were just the right size to fit neatly on the clips without looking too bulky or overwhelming.2. Easy to Use:Surprisingly, despite the small size, the beads were very easy to work with. My students were able to handle them easily, and they didn't have any issues stringing them onto a thread or gluing them onto the clips. The small size allowed for precise placement, and the letters were clear and legible, which made the whole process much smoother.3. Great Variety:A very big variety came with the kit, such as beads that have letters and numbers on them, even heart beads for added versatility on the wide range of jewelry and craft projects that it can undertake. The white acrylic beads are simple and stylish; they really popped when we glued them onto the colorful clips.4. Quality and Durability:The beads are made of robust acrylic, so they did not break or crack during the making process. The letters didn't fall apart, even after being glued onto the clips, making these gifts durable enough for everyday wear.Cons:The only drawback that comes to mind is the beads are small, so you have to have a little bit of patience with younger children, which didn't seem to be a major issue with this set for us. Have a good workspace to keep things organized and you're golden.This was a perfect Letter Beads Kit for personalized gifts to make for 5th-grade girls. Though small, the beads were easy to use and provided great variety in making hair clips to one's liking. Durable, clear, and added just that cute touch to my gifts. Highly recommended for crafts or customized jewelry!

They are awesome! It has all the letters in the alphabet plus numbers and colored hearts. It came with string and an extra bag of vowels. It came in a timely manner and everything looks great!!

Great amount of beads for the price and most of them are pretty crisp letters

Came pre-sorted into a plastic organizer which is convenient. Unfortunately one of the organizer’s tabs came broken. The other is working well enough for now but if I’m putting it into a bag or something for travel I tape to reinforce because of the broken side.Beads are well made as in there are very few deformities in the plastic and they’re easy to thread. The printing of the letters can vary a bit, with some having uneven/patchy white ink. Most are legible though, so for the price I found it well worth it. I supplemented with an extra vowel set. Quickly ran out of Ns Ss Ts and Rs as they’re most used, and Ks as there were not very many included for some reason. The numbers were really uneven in their distribution so worth buying a separate set for those too.

Love the beads and the tiny scissors, the string makes about 22 bracelets

Great quality excellent for bracelets

Better than we expected! The letters came sorted in a nice tray, and there were extra letters, although we wish they had included more Ss. Our project turned out great, thanks to these letters!

I bought this 1450-piece letter bead kit to make friendship bracelets in my classroom.The beads are small (just like my patience), but they're easy to string and come in a well-organized box... for about 7 minutes. Then they explode across the room like tiny plastic confetti with a mission to live under your furniture forever.Great for kids, adults, and people going through a personality crisis involving arts and crafts.Would buy again. Mostly because my students lost 400 of them and we are now missing letters.