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Gifts · reference rebuild
Perler Bead Present Pattern
A small wrapped present repeats red boxes around a bright yellow ribbon and eight green bow or knot accents.
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Perler bead material list
Exact per-color counts for the 11×11 grid, so you can sort cups before you start. Switch the brand above to remap codes, colors and totals on this page.
- Sunflower
P26831 beads - Red
P0548 beads - Kiwi Lime
P618 beads
Making notes
Use the yellow bow and center ribbon as the first axis, then fill each red parcel separately. Keep every green corner accent and both blank normalization columns visible before fusing.
This page answers perler bead present pattern searches with a compact wrapped-gift motif that is easy to repeat in a party or holiday set. Four red parcels, the bright yellow cross-ribbon, green corner accents and the top bow remain editable, recolorable and exportable as one counted 11×11 chart.
Anchor the yellow ribbon through the top bow and center cross first, then fill each red parcel as its own connected block. Add the green corner accents after the boxes are squared, checking that they stay beside the ribbon rather than inside it. The top bow and lower box edges are the final contour checks before fusing. The gift is normalized from a 9×11 active area with one blank column on each side, so the final chart is wider than the occupied parcels. The red boxes repeat but their green accents are not all in the same relative position. Keep both side margins blank, count the yellow vertical and horizontal runs, and avoid treating the center ribbon as empty space.
Pattern layout and bead count
The source reports a 9×11 occupied field containing 87 beads. Adding one blank column to both sides creates the 11×11 editor square without moving any parcel or ribbon cell. It fits comfortably on one standard 29×29 Midi board; keep the side padding in the exported grid so repeated gift tiles align cleanly. Checkpoints: Rows 1–3: preserve the two yellow bow lobes, center knot and the blank side margins. Rows 4–6: keep the four red parcel blocks separated by the yellow cross and retain each green corner accent. Rows 7–11: verify the lower ribbon continuation and the repeated green marks before fusing. Columns 1 and 11: leave both normalization columns blank for the complete chart.
Ways to customize this pattern
Make a coordinated gift set by changing the parcel red to blue, violet or orange while preserving the yellow ribbon and green corner marks. Keep the 11×11 square for easy repetition.
Ribbon Red fills the four boxes, Golden Ribbon defines the bow and cross, and Gift Green marks the eight small corner and knot accents. The three roles should stay high-contrast across Brands. If the chosen red or yellow maps to a nearby code, the material list and visible codes remain the authority for sorting beads.
Print and iron checklist
The red boxes are broad enough to soften together, while the green corner beads and the yellow bow tips can shift if the panel is lifted warm. Fuse each parcel in a short pass, preserve the cross-shaped ribbon gaps, and cool the small square under a flat weight so the side margins remain balanced. Before export, verify the 11×11 coordinates, 87-bead total and all 3 active color roles against the on-page material list.
Project ideas for Present
Repeat this present as a gift tag, birthday garland, stocking marker, classroom reward token or small holiday magnet. A hole or loop belongs in the solid red parcel area, not through the bow tips or yellow ribbon junction. Make a coordinated set by swapping only the box color while preserving the three-color construction and 11×11 footprint.
The source grid uses d 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.
