Character Patterns

Flareon Pixel Pattern

Flareon's spiky fur and mane in layered reds and creams, charted at 24×24 beads across a multi-board layout for a fuller-sized finished piece.

This 24×24 medium-difficulty chart uses 7 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

24 x 24

Board fit

Multi-board layout

Bead count

243

Colors used

7

Open in editor

Tweak it, mirror it, or simplify and adjust the colors to make it yours before downloading.

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Flareon Pixel Pattern perler bead chart

Printable notes

Open this Flareon Pixel Pattern chart in the editor to export it as a PDF, or reference the 243-bead count and 7-color key below while you work from the board. Tagged pokemon, pixel-art, character, it fits a multi-board layout and pairs well with the related character patterns below if you want to build a matching set.

Tags

pokemonpixel-artcharacter

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