Easy • 7x6 • 23 beads
Red Heart
A tiny red heart perler bead pattern with a simple stepped silhouette, perfect for quick charms, cards, and beginner projects.
Free Perler Bead Patterns
Browse every free perler bead pattern in our library — 48 printable bead charts you can make today. Each design comes with a color key and bead count, and opens straight into the editor so you can recolor, resize, or export a clean printable PDF chart.
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Medium • 41x46 • 1027 beads
Bichon Puppy
A fluffy white Bichon Frise puppy as a 41×46 perler bead chart — 1,034 beads in 9 colors across a multi-board layout. A detailed dog pattern for crafters who love cuddly pet portraits.
Medium • 30x29 • 472 beads
Fortune Blessings
A traditional fortune-and-blessings charm charted as a compact 30×29 perler bead pattern — 472 beads in 7 colors. A quick, lucky design for festive fuse-bead crafts and good-luck gifts.
Easy • 8x9 • 32 beads
Minecraft Steve
The iconic Minecraft Steve face as an 8×9 perler bead chart — 64 beads in 4 colors on a single board. An easy pixel-art pattern for Minecraft fans and quick fuse-bead builds.
Medium • 51x52 • 1009 beads
Border Collie
A black-and-white Border Collie perler bead pattern on a 51×52 grid — 959 beads in 7 colors. A medium-difficulty dog chart for fuse-bead fans who want a classic herding-dog portrait.
Medium • 24x24 • 237 beads
Jigglypuff
Jigglypuff charted as a 24×24 perler bead pattern — 465 beads in 9 colors. A classic, beginner-friendly Pokémon design for a quick fuse-bead project.
Easy • 6x8 • 18 beads
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.
Medium • 36x35 • 857 beads
Chicken Bro
A cheerful cartoon rooster — Chicken Bro — as a 36×35 perler bead pattern with 850 beads in 8 colors. A playful, beginner-friendly farmyard design for a quick, colorful fuse-bead project.
Medium • 30x34 • 613 beads
Shin-chan Kazama
Kazama from Crayon Shin-chan as a 30×34 perler bead pattern — 609 beads in 11 colors. A small cartoon-character chart that's a fast, fun fuse-bead project for anime fans.
How to use these free perler bead patterns
Every perler bead pattern on this page is completely free — no sign-up, no paywall. Pick a design, check the bead count and color key on its detail page, then open it in the editor to swap colors or resize the grid before you start fusing.
When you're ready to craft, export a printable PDF chart so you can follow along bead by bead. The patterns range from small, beginner-friendly designs to larger multi-board projects, so there's something for every skill level.
Want a custom design? Turn any photo into a bead chart with the perler bead pattern maker, or start from a blank grid in the pattern editor.