
Hard • 53x50
Bunny Clip Girl Portrait
A laughing brown-haired girl wearing white bunny hair clips with yellow bows, framed above a red outfit.
49 patterns


Hard • 53x50
A laughing brown-haired girl wearing white bunny hair clips with yellow bows, framed above a red outfit.


Hard • 52x52
A girl with a long pale scarf beneath a red umbrella, facing a black cat with a tiny golden eye.


Easy • 28x27
A rosy-cheeked girl with brown pigtails, a sunny straw hat, and a red-and-white outfit.


Medium • 48x49
A teal-haired girl with playful braids, pink cheeks, a yellow jacket, and a blue skirt.


Medium • 46x54
A brown-haired girl in a white bunny hood and yellow carrot dress, with a tiny green sprout beside her.


Easy • 72x102
A chibi girl in a starry blue nightcap with a crescent moon on the brim, a long blonde braid over one shoulder, and a sleepy moon-and-star print on her nightdress. 72x102 pegs and 4666 beads in 31 colors — the largest chart in the library and the widest palette in it. The blues and lavenders of the cap and dress run through six close shades, so sort those into labeled cups before you start, then work down from the pompom.


Hard • 61x104
A full-length girl with short black hair under a bright blue beret, a fluffy brown stole over a white collared shirt, and a pleated blue skirt — holding a brown teddy bear in a matching little cap. 61x104 pegs and 3799 beads in 21 colors. Three blues carry the beret, the skirt and the bear's cap, and four browns carry the bear and the boots — keep each group apart or both flatten out. Tall enough to need several pegboards; plan the seams before the first bead.


Medium • 36x52
Panel 3 of a multi-sheet chart — the torso section of a standing figure in a white swimsuit with lilac shading, cut off at the collarbone and the thigh. 36x52 pegs and 1312 beads in 14 colors. Most of that is two blocks: 415 beads of skin tone and 289 of white, which makes it a fast piece of bead-laying once the black outline is down. Only worth starting if you plan to build the other panels too — on its own it is a fragment, not a finished piece.


Medium • 42x50
A blonde girl winking mid-smile, in a white top with soft gray shading. 42x50 pegs and 1515 beads in 15 colors, and the golden hair takes up most of that — four yellows and browns layered into a fringe and long side strands, which leaves the face as a small, quick pass at the end. The easiest of these portraits to start with.


Medium • 44x53
A girl in a lilac beret hugging a cream-and-brown cat plush, with long wavy hair and a pale blue dress. 44x53 pegs and 2332 beads in 14 colors — that is every peg on the chart, with no empty cells at all, so it fuses into a solid rectangular panel rather than a cut-out silhouette. Bead the cat's face first — it sits dead center, and everything else lines up around it.
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.