Medium • 46x52
Shiba Inu Puppy
A perky Shiba Inu puppy as a 46×52 perler bead pattern — 1,024 beads in 12 colors. A medium-difficulty dog chart for fuse-bead crafters who love the curled-tail Shiba look.
Animal Patterns
55 patterns
Shiba Inu Puppy
46 × 52Medium
Emperor Dog
40 × 38Medium
Medium • 40x38
Emperor Dog
A regal Emperor Dog in imperial robes, charted as a 40×38 perler bead pattern — 945 beads in 6 colors. A fun costumed-pet design for crafters who like character-style animal charts.
Witch Hat Black Cat
21 × 32Medium
Medium • 21x32
Witch Hat Black Cat
A black cat sitting upright with its tail curled forward, wearing an orange-and-black striped witch hat and a matching collar. The grid is narrow and tall at 21x32, so it fits two joined boards without wasted space, and 388 beads in four colors make it one of the quickest builds in the set. A natural keychain, bookmark topper, or gift-tag charm.
Kawaii Bat
29 × 22Medium
Medium • 29x22
Kawaii Bat
A wide-winged little bat built from three greys, with pink eyes and a two-bead pink blush. The 29x22 grid is wider than it is tall and needs only 384 beads, so it fuses quickly and stays flat. Cute rather than scary, and cheap enough in beads that most people make three or four and string them into a garland.
Witch Cape Kitty
30 × 42Medium
Medium • 30x42
Witch Cape Kitty
A grey kitten in a buckled witch hat and a long black cape, with round orange eyes and its tail curled around its paws. At 30x42 pegs it is the tallest chart in the collection and needs joined boards from the start. Six colors, two of which are close greys, so sort the light and mid greys into separate cups before you place a bead.
How to use these animal patterns
Pick a pattern that matches your skill level, then open it in the editor to adjust colors or spacing before printing. Need a custom size instead? Start from the blank canvas editor and keep the same multi-board, printable workflow.