Polymer clay beads are vibrant, lightweight, and perfect for creating bold, modern jewellery and crafts. With bright colours and playful patterns, these beads add a handmade charm to bracelets, earrings, and DIY décor. Wholesale options available for bulk crafters, retailers, and event kits. Pair with other unique textures in our Acrylic Beads collection
Arbee offers wholesale pricing on our full range of polymer clay beads—ideal for group workshops, retail kits, and classroom packs. Choose from floral prints, stripes, and other creative shapes. Need custom quantities or specific styles? Visit ourwholesale page or contact us for assistance with your bulk order.
Add Personality to Your Projects with Colourful Polymer Clay Beads
Our polymer clay beads are handmade-style accents that bring colour and texture to your designs. Their soft weight makes them ideal for earrings, necklaces, keychains, and craft embellishments. Many come in coordinated sets for easy mixing and matching. Use them with Bead Wire, string, or elastic to create custom pieces that stand out.
Frequently Asked Questions about Polymer Clay Beads
Do you offer wholesale polymer clay bead packs?
Yes, we provide wholesale pricing for bulk orders. Visit our wholesale page or reach out to us for details.
Are these beads lightweight enough for earrings?
Absolutely. Polymer clay beads are very lightweight, making them ideal for use in earrings and other wearable crafts.
What styles and shapes are available?
Our range includes flowers, stripes, hearts, discs, and more—each available in vibrant colours and fun patterns.
Can I mix polymer clay beads with other types?
Yes, they pair beautifully with metal, acrylic, and Plastic Beads for varied textures and unique styles.
Established 1902
About Arbee Craft
The Arbee Business began in 1902. The owner Mr. R.B.Stevens, a leather merchant, started the business to sell his leather items.
The original Arbee business, shop and factory, was in Swanston Street, Melbourne.
By the 1930s Arbee had expanded to make the famous Arbee moccasins. These became well known as they had durable cowhide on the outside and a layer of lambswool on the inside. Arbee made the moccasins for many years and the kits were very popular in the 1960s and 1970s. During this time Arbee diversified with some other products that were popular e.g. cane items.
