beaded doilies

Hello everyone! I'm new here. ;-) I'd like to try and make some beaded doilies and was wondering if there are any patterns online besided the ones contained in the following site. (tissage en napperon)

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Thank you very much! Manuela

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Welcome Manuela!

I did a searches using the following terms and came up with many resources: bead picot, beaded lace, beaded netting and bead doily. Also there are several African netting stitches that would translate well into a doily.

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roxan

I tried going to that site and the only beaded doily entry was an old (broken) link.. Bummer

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You can use just about any doily pattern you like-- put beads at sc stitches. It's easiest to plan if you use charted patterns, rather ones with the directions written out. Mark the sts to be beaded with a highlighter, then string on the required amount of beads before you start crocheting. Kaytee "Simplexities" on

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vj found this in rec.crafts.beads, from snipped-for-privacy@aol.comnospam (Kaytee) :

]You can use just about any doily pattern you like-- put beads at sc stitches. ]It's easiest to plan if you use charted patterns, rather ones with the ]directions written out. Mark the sts to be beaded with a highlighter, then ]string on the required amount of beads before you start crocheting.

seconded. that's the way i always did it.

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