Character Patterns
A long-haired girl turning to look back, a black ribbon tied at her temple and a black top against warm blonde hair. 59x66 pegs and 2881 beads across a multi-board layout. The 18 colors crowd into the beige-and-rose range, so separate the skin, hair and shadow tones into labeled cups before the first bead goes down. Large enough to frame rather than hang on a keyring.
This 59×66 medium-difficulty chart uses 18 colors across a multi-board layout. Use it as-is with the printable layout below, or open it in the editor to adjust colors before you commit beads to the board.
Size
59 x 66
Board fit
Multi-board layout
Bead count
2881
Colors used
18
Open this Black Ribbon Girl chart in the editor to export it as a PDF, or reference the 2881-bead count and 18-color key below while you work from the board. Tagged girl, portrait, anime, character, it fits a multi-board layout and pairs well with the related character patterns below if you want to build a matching set.
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