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Christmas · reference rebuild
Christmas Tree Perler Bead Pattern
A flat Christmas tree stacks green boughs beneath a dark-edged amber star, with red and blue ornaments above a brown trunk.
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Perler bead material list
Exact per-color counts for the 22×22 grid, so you can sort cups before you start. Switch the brand above to remap codes, colors and totals on this page.
- Black
P1886 beads - Cheddar
P576 beads - Dark Green
P1086 beads - Red
P054 beads - Light Blue
P092 beads - Brown
P126 beads
Making notes
Treat this as a flat 22×22 tile: anchor the dark-edged star, stack the unequal branch tiers, then place the six ornaments and trunk. The side padding and gaps between boughs are intentional, not missing beads.
This page serves makers looking for a flat Christmas tree Perler bead pattern with a star, layered branches, ornaments and a trunk. The 22×22 square is a one-board seasonal chart; it is intentionally a 2D tile, not a freestanding 3D construction plan.
Anchor the dark star and its gold center, then stack the green branch tiers from the narrow top toward the widest lower bough. Place the red and blue ornaments, add the brown trunk, and finish the dark branch tips after each tier remains centered. The branch tiers are stepped rather than repeated triangles, and ornament cells sit at different heights. Keep the two blank columns on each side from the normalization, preserve the star's dark outline, and do not fill the small gaps between the lower boughs or trunk.
Pattern layout and bead count
The public active bbox is 18×22 with 190 beads. I add two blank columns on each side to publish a 22×22 square, retaining the full 22-row tree and its flat 2D orientation; it fits one standard 29×29 board. Checkpoints: Rows 1–4: confirm the dark star outline, six amber center cells and the two-column side padding before moving down. Rows 5–12: preserve the three green branch tiers, dark tips and the red/blue ornament positions without regularizing the gaps. Rows 13–18: check the broad lower boughs and their staggered dark edge steps; the canopy remains centered in the 22×22 square. Rows 19–22: keep the two open lower gaps, six-cell brown trunk and final black base aligned; this is a 2D tile, not a 3D assembly.
Ways to customize this pattern
A winter edition can shift the evergreen toward spruce and the ornaments toward icy blue, while a warm edition can use copper and cranberry. Keep the star, tier gaps and trunk geometry fixed; do not turn this flat chart into a 3D assembly.
Evergreen Branches use 86 beads, Black Structure 86, Brown Trunk six, Amber Star six, Red Ornaments four and Blue Ornaments two. Keep the evergreen field darker than the ornament accents, with black outlining the tier steps and brown isolated below the canopy.
Print and iron checklist
Thin star points and branch tips surround a broad connected green canopy. Fuse the star and outer tips briefly first, then warm each canopy tier evenly and cool flat so the trunk stays centered and the lower branch edges do not curl. Before export, verify the 22×22 coordinates, 190-bead total and all 6 active color roles against the on-page material list.
Project ideas for Christmas Tree
This seasonal tile works as a gift tag, window ornament, classroom calendar marker, holiday-card insert or mantel display. Put a loop or adhesive behind the solid middle canopy, not through the star tip, ornament gaps or narrow trunk corners; use a separate backing for names.
The source grid uses k and the other design symbols only as internal color roles. The interactive chart replaces them with the selected manufacturer codes, while its material list combines any roles that map to the same bead color.
