Easy • 11x9 • 29 beads
Mickey Mouse
A classic Mickey Mouse silhouette as an 11×9 perler bead chart — 71 beads in 2 colors on a single board. A simple two-color pattern that's great for beginners and kids.
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 • 33x33 • 704 beads
Flower Goat
A whimsical goat crowned with flowers, charted as a 33×33 perler bead pattern — 704 beads in 12 soft pastel colors. A decorative spring-themed design for crafters who enjoy floral fuse art.
Medium • 35x32 • 615 beads
Shin-chan Nene
Nene from Crayon Shin-chan charted as a 35×32 perler bead pattern — 611 beads in 11 colors. A compact cartoon-character design for fuse-bead fans of the Shin-chan crew.
Easy • 6x6 • 9 beads
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.
Medium • 45x52 • 974 beads
Giant Poodle Puppy
A big curly-coated poodle puppy on a 45×52 perler bead grid — 967 beads in 8 colors. A medium-difficulty dog chart for fuse-bead crafters who love fluffy, oversized pet designs.
Medium • 48x56 • 1400 beads
Patrick Star
Patrick Star from SpongeBob as a bold 48×56 perler bead pattern — 1,400 beads in 9 bright colors. The largest character chart here, perfect for fans who want a statement fuse-bead piece.
Easy • 10x11 • 56 beads
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.
Medium • 48x52 • 1090 beads
Golden Retriever
A friendly Golden Retriever perler bead pattern across a 48×52 grid — 1,090 beads in just 6 warm colors. A simple-palette dog chart that makes a great gift for retriever owners.
Medium • 32x36 • 627 beads
Crayon Shin-chan
Crayon Shin-chan himself charted as a 32×36 perler bead pattern — 626 beads in 9 colors. A small, beginner-friendly cartoon-character design for a quick anime fuse-bead project.