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Kevin,

I just sew it with my normal setup on my machines and sews like about anything else. I was warned that the beads will deflect the needles, but haven't had that happen. I am not sewing across the areas with the big beads or the white spots though. I have not had the need to hand sew it yet.

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As Bruce said the beads will deflect the needle. You can run a stitching channel with a carbide burr to prevent the deflection.

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Another method, if you are adhering it to a foundation leather such as making a belt and you want to keep the stitches straight on the leather side, is to sticth from the bottom or leather side.

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