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Frog Perler Bead Pattern
A round, full-body pastel frog with tiny feet, a straight mouth and a four-petal pink flower balanced between its eyes.
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Perler bead material list
Exact per-color counts for the 24×24 grid, so you can sort cups before you start. Switch the brand above to remap codes, colors and totals on this page.
- Black
P18106 beads - Bubblegum
P0617 beads - Yellow
P034 beads - Pastel Green
P53263 beads
Making notes
Build the flower crown before filling the broad green body. The two 2×2 eyes, four-cell mouth and four separated feet are the fastest checkpoints for catching a shifted row.
This chart is for makers searching for a cute frog Perler bead pattern that shows the whole animal instead of only a face. The squat body, paired feet and small crown flower create a recognizable pond character at thumbnail size while the checked grid remains practical to edit, recolor and export.
Start with the two-cell black cap above the flower, then complete the four pink petals around the four yellow center beads. Build the separated black shoulder bars and the short links beneath the blossom before closing the pale-green head. Place both 2×2 eyes and the four-bead mouth, fill the broad body, and finish with the notched four-foot base from the center outward. The flower is offset by narrow white channels, so do not join its lower petals to the shoulder bars. The left and right eye blocks must each stay 2×2, while the mouth occupies four centered cells on row 12 of the final chart. Along the lower body, preserve the one-cell ankle notches and the alternating black rails that separate all four feet.
Pattern layout and bead count
The published reference uses a 38×38 background grid with occupied cells in columns 8–31 and rows 8–28. Its active motif is 24 columns by 21 rows. The editor adds one blank row above and two below to form a 24×24 square, without scaling, mirroring or moving any occupied cell, so the project fits one standard 29×29 Midi board. Checkpoints: Rows 2–5: keep the two-cell black cap, four pink petal arms and centered 2×2 yellow flower core in the approved positions. Rows 6–8: preserve both four-cell shoulder bars, the white gaps beside the blossom and the two short black flower links. Rows 10–12: confirm both 2×2 black eyes and the centered four-cell mouth before filling the green face. Rows 13–18: retain six uninterrupted full-width body rows with black cells only at the two outside edges. Rows 19–22: keep the four foot wells, three internal leg dividers and twenty-cell black baseline exactly aligned.
Ways to customize this pattern
Try sage or lime for the body and recolor the petals to lavender, coral or white. Keep the four-cell flower center distinct, preserve the black facial blocks, and leave the ankle notches open so the full-body frog still reads at thumbnail size.
Pastel Green carries 263 body beads, Black uses 106 beads for the contour, eyes, mouth and foot divisions, Bubblegum supplies 17 petals, and Yellow fills the four-cell flower center. When switching Brands, keep the body visibly lighter than the outline and retain a warm center that separates from the pink petals; no extra cheek color is needed.
Print and iron checklist
The blossom crown and the one-cell bridges beneath it have less support than the 24-column body. Use short circular passes over the flower first, then fuse the large green field evenly so its center does not over-melt before the black perimeter. Cool the piece flat, and lift from the solid foot rail rather than pulling on a petal or shoulder corner. Before export, verify the 24×24 coordinates, 390-bead total and all 4 active color roles against the on-page material list.
Project ideas for Flower Frog
The 24×24 frog suits a spring garland medallion, classroom pond display, nursery plaque, or refrigerator magnet. Attach hardware behind the six full-width body rows rather than the flower or a separated foot. Before mounting, verify the four petals, 2×2 flower center, paired 2×2 eyes, four-cell mouth, foot wells, and twenty-cell baseline.
The source grid uses Q 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.
