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> Hi, Everyone!~
>         Hate to keep harping on this, but I'm really in search of patterns for
> loomwork. The best places I've found are Beadworker and Bead Fairies,
> two great sources. But I'd really like to have a lot to choose from, and
> as of now, my supply of patterns is horrible, at best. So, if you know
> of any good sites (other than the two above), I could always use the
> advice!
>         By the way, check out the bead soap opera on the Bead Fairies web site
> ~ it's great!

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>         Have A Great Day!!!  ~Ciara.

> You want loom patterns - there are loom patterns coming out of the walls.
> Check out your local craft store and look for cross stitch magazines, and
> books.  You can get them used and in many cases on sale.  Since they are
> done on a square graph, they work great for loom patterns.  There will be
> a little distortion because the beads are not perfectly square, but I have
> done some and they turn out great!

> Aurora - The BeadAholic Quarterly
> an instructional publication for beaders
> The cross stitch/needlework books put out by Dover are inexpensive and have TONS of designs!!!  I've used folk art paterns from one of their books for loombeading and it was great.  The books I have from them are in black and white, soyou can do your own color planning.  I often use colored pencils for that.  Just remember, with needlwork graphs, the beads you'll be using may not necessarily be really square, so you will probably have some distortion of the design if done in beads.  Good luck!