MARD Bead Color Chart
Search MARD bead color codes, HEX approximations, and series. Switch between 24, 48, 72, 221, 295, and other available ranges before making a pattern.
MARD color references can vary by seller and pack range. Use this chart for lookup and pattern planning, then verify the actual package, bead size, and physical swatches before buying.
A series
B series
C series
D series
E series
F series
G series
H series
M series
R series
P series
Z series
Y series
Q series
How to use this MARD chart
Use it before uploading an image, reducing colors, buying beads, or replacing missing shades.
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Choose the MARD range you actually own or plan to buy, such as 221 or 295.
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Search the full color code from your pattern instead of guessing from the color name.
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If a pattern uses extended series, confirm that your seller actually stocks those codes.
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Compare critical colors against physical swatches, especially skin tones, grays, transparent, and glow shades.
MARD color chart FAQ
What is the difference between MARD 221 and 295?
221 usually refers to a common base range, while 295 is a larger reference range. Always verify whether your seller's pack includes the codes used by your pattern.
Can I buy MARD beads from HEX values alone?
No. HEX is useful for screen previews and software matching, but physical beads vary with lighting, batch, material, and fusing state.
Is this an official MARD chart?
I could not find a verifiable official MARD brand or manufacturer color-chart page. This is a lookup and pattern-planning reference. For buying, check the actual seller and package.