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What is "Beaded" - Definition & Explanation

Beaded
This refers to any style of fabric that has beads embroidered into the design. Beading can be done at the time the lace is made or can be re-embroidered after the lace is made.

Beaded
A piece of lumber decorated with a raised half?circle bead along its length.
Beaded
Referring To A Fabric Embellished With Beads.

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