Medium • 38x33
Side-Eye Pup
A round little pup glancing back with a suspicious side-eye, charted as a 38x33 perler bead pattern with 6 colors and a bold white coat.
Small Patterns
39 patterns
Side-Eye Pup
38 × 33Medium
Red Heart
7 × 6Easy
Easy • 7x6
Red Heart
A tiny red heart perler bead pattern with a simple stepped silhouette, perfect for quick charms, cards, and beginner projects.
French Fries
6 × 8Easy
Easy • 6x8
French Fries
A mini French fries perler bead pattern with golden fries and a red carton, small enough for a fast food-themed charm or magnet.
Mushroom
6 × 6Easy
Easy • 6x6
Mushroom
A cute red mushroom as a 6×6 perler bead chart — 18 beads in 4 colors on a single board. A tiny, quick fuse-bead pattern perfect for a first project or a fridge magnet.
Boba Tea
10 × 11Easy
Easy • 10x11
Boba Tea
A boba milk tea cup as a 10×11 perler bead chart — 62 beads in 4 colors on a single board. An easy bubble-tea pattern for keychains, charms, and gifts.
Bee
9 × 6Easy
Easy • 9x6
Bee
A small bee perler bead pattern with yellow stripes, black accents, and pale wings for a quick spring or garden-themed craft.
Green Creature
10 × 7Easy
Easy • 10x7
Green Creature
A tiny green creature perler bead pattern with a chunky pixel silhouette and simple two-color palette for an easy first build.
Game Controller
12 × 7Easy
Easy • 12x7
Game Controller
A retro game controller perler bead pattern with colorful buttons and a compact shape that works well as a gamer keychain or desk charm.
Purple Butterfly
11 × 8Easy
Easy • 11x8
Purple Butterfly
A purple butterfly perler bead pattern with mirrored wings and soft lavender fills, sized for a quick decorative craft.
Lavender Heart
7 × 6Easy
Easy • 7x6
Lavender Heart
A lavender heart perler bead pattern with a neat two-tone outline, ideal for tiny gifts, cards, and pastel craft sets.
Easy Perler Bead Patterns for Beginners
A good first project has a clear outline, a manageable grid, and colors that are easy to tell apart. These simple perler bead patterns are a place to start: open a chart to check its size, bead count, and color key before you set out your supplies.
Choose a pattern you can finish
Smaller designs are handy for a short craft session, a keychain, or a magnet. Check the listed width and height first; the grid dimensions help you estimate the finished piece and whether it fits your pegboard.
Follow the chart or make it yours
Use the color key and bead count to prepare, then follow the printable PDF row by row. Want a different palette or a small correction? Open the design in the editor before printing.
How to use these small 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.