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Animals · original design
Dino Perler Bead Pattern
Make an original teal stegosaurus with four coral back plates, a small dark eye, mint body highlights and cream toes. The complete 58×58 chart uses 1,109 beads in five color roles across four connected square pegboards.
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Perler bead material list
Exact per-color counts for the 58×58 grid, so you can sort cups before you start. Switch the brand above to remap codes, colors and totals on this page.
- Midnight
P201274 beads - Brick
P273149 beads - Light Green
P11545 beads - Mint
P240117 beads - Creme
P0224 beads
Making notes
Arrange four connected 29×29 boards before placing beads. Start with the highest coral plate around row 13, then locate the other three peaks and the dark-edged eye. Align the body across the row-29/30 and column-29/30 seams; preserve the narrow gaps between all four legs.
This four-board dino Perler bead pattern shows a left-facing, four-legged teal stegosaurus with a raised tail. Four coral plates rise above the body, while the cream eye surround and toes and scattered mint highlights keep the 1,109-bead silhouette close to the selected pixel artwork. It is a pixel-first original, not a traced printable pattern.
Connect the four square boards as a 2×2 coordinate field. Place the tallest coral plate at rows 13–23, then locate the other three peaks across the back. Mark the cream eye surround on the left head and the dark eye before filling the teal torso across both board seams. Finish the four separate feet on rows 42–47 and the narrow raised tail at the right; compare the whole silhouette with the chart before fusing. Rows 13–25 establish four distinct coral peaks; do not merge them into one stripe. The cream cells around the left-facing eye and at the toes are beads, not empty peg holes. The horizontal seam between rows 29 and 30 cuts through the head and upper body; the vertical seam between columns 29 and 30 crosses the highest plate and torso. Align those seam cells before filling wide teal areas. Keep the spaces between all four legs open and preserve the lifted tail tip.
Pattern layout and bead count
The full 58×58 coordinate chart contains 1,109 occupied cells in one four-neighbor connected piece. The active cells reach columns 4–55 and rows 13–47, leaving three blank columns at either side, 12 blank top rows and 11 blank bottom rows. Preserve that empty frame for editing and export. A 2×2 arrangement of four connected standard 29×29 square boards is required; its quadrants contain 190, 231, 345 and 343 beads in reading order. Checkpoints: The highest dark plate edge occupies row 13 columns 29–31; four coral peaks step down toward the raised tail. Cream eye-surround cells begin on row 29 near column 13, while cream toe cells reappear on rows 45–46; neither group is background. The broad body crosses the seams at rows 29/30 and columns 29/30; keep the gaps between four feet unfilled. Rows 1–12 and 48–58 are completely blank, with three blank columns on both sides. Five role totals K274, T545, M117, O149 and C24 add to 1,109 occupied cells across four 29×29 boards.
Ways to customize this pattern
Try a blue-green body or warm the coral plates in the editor, but keep the cream eye surround, pale toe tips, four separate peaks and raised tail legible. Recheck the material list after switching bead brands.
Count Midnight outline/eye K274, Light Green body T545, Mint highlights M117, Brick coral plates O149 and Creme eye/toe accents C24 as five distinct source roles. The default Perler codes are P201, P11, P240, P273 and P02 respectively. Brand switches use approximate screen-color matches, not manufacturer-certified physical equivalents; the live material list is the quantity source after a switch.
Print and iron checklist
The torso is broad, but the dark-edged plate tips, narrow tail end and separate feet have fewer neighboring beads. Follow the selected manufacturer's instructions for connected-board ironing, use even pressure on the body before brief passes over exposed edges, and let the four-board piece cool flat. This digital design has not been physically placed or test-fused. Before export, verify the 58×58 coordinates, 1109-bead total and all 5 active color roles against the on-page material list.
Project ideas for Teal Stegosaurus
Use this 290 mm coordinate-square design as a backed dinosaur-party wall panel or a mounted classroom prehistoric scene. Support the separate feet and raised tail rather than treating the silhouette as a small charm. The digital screen palette and four-board geometry are verified, while board compatibility, bead availability and finished-item durability still require a real-material check.
The source grid uses T 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.
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