Black
N01
- Approx. HEX
- #3A3D41
- Approx. RGB
- 58, 61, 65
Find 30 Nabbi colors by code or name. Each card shows an approximate HEX and RGB value.
Open Nabbi in pattern makerN01–N30 are reference IDs, not NABBI product codes.
N01
N02
N03
N04
N05
N06
N07
N08
N09
N10
N11
N12
N13
N14
N15
N16
N17
N18
N19
N20
N21
N22
N23
N24
N25
N26
N27
N28
N29
N30
The chart’s N codes, NABBI’s product labels, and screen color values serve different purposes.
Search N14 for Yellow, then N21 for Light Yellow. You can also search by name, HEX, or an RGB number.
Compare their screen values: N14 is #F9CA00; N21 is #F5EC8D. Click “Use in pattern maker” on the shade you want to try.
Put close shades side by side before making the full pattern. Your screen cannot show exactly how they will look after ironing.
No. N01–N30 are IDs in the Meltbead Bead Colors dataset. We do not have a verified N-to-PhP conversion, so use the label on your bag when buying more beads.
The dataset used here has 30 entries. NABBI’s BioBeads page lists 30 PhotoPearls colors labeled PhP 51–80 and five additional colors by name. We show the colors for which the dataset supplies an N code and RGB value.
No. They are digital estimates, not measurements of a physical bead. Use them to shortlist colors; compare beads in person if the difference between two shades matters to your design.
Yes. Enter a single channel value, such as 249, or all three numbers separated by spaces, such as 249 202 0. The search box also accepts N codes, names, and HEX values.
Yes. Click “Use in pattern maker” on a color card. The maker opens with the Nabbi palette and that color selected, so you can try it in a pattern straight away.