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Mythical · original design
Unicorn Perler Bead Pattern
A side-profile unicorn combines a bright horn, flowing pink mane, lavender saddle band, white body and teal hoof accents in a centered chart.
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Perler bead material list
Exact per-color counts for the 23×23 grid, so you can sort cups before you start. Switch the brand above to remap codes, colors and totals on this page.
- Sunflower
P2683 beads - Hot Coral
P5917 beads - White
P01113 beads - Black
P1841 beads - Midnight
P2012 beads - Lavender
P18213 beads - Pastel Green
P5310 beads
Making notes
On the 23×23 chart, place the three yellow horn beads and two black facial accents before filling the white neck. Follow the pink mane into the torso, check the lavender saddle band, and keep the two hoof groups and their ten teal beads separate across the leg opening.
This unicorn Perler bead pattern is a small side-profile fantasy figure with a raised horn, readable eye, mane, tail and paired legs. The 23×23 editable matrix contains 199 occupied cells across seven source roles, giving makers a complete horse-like silhouette that stays practical for banners, bookmarks and charms.
Start with the three-cell yellow Y horn above the head, then outline the face and neck in dark F. Fill the white W head and shoulder, lay the pink P mane down the left contour, add the lavender X saddle across the torso, and finish the teal Q hoof blocks after the tail and leg gaps are checked. The active figure runs from row 3 to row 22 and columns 3–21, with a low tail reaching the left edge of the silhouette. Preserve the diagonal horn, the two dark facial cells, the open gap between the paired legs and the five-cell X saddle band; do not turn the side profile into a centered mirror image.
Pattern layout and bead count
The 23×23 chart contains 199 beads and fits one standard 29×29 square board. The occupied bounds are rows 3–22 and columns 3–21, leaving two blank columns on both sides, two blank rows above and one below; the complete tail and legs remain on one board. Checkpoints: Rows 3–6: place the three Y horn beads, the stepped F forehead and the first P mane cells inside the centered 23×23 frame. Rows 7–13: preserve the two K facial accents, white neck sweep and pink mane as the head turns into the shoulder. Rows 14–18: keep the five-cell X saddle band centered on the white torso and the P tail attached at the left body edge. Rows 19–22: verify both outlined leg groups, the central blank leg channel and the ten Q hoof cells before reconciling 199 beads.
Ways to customize this pattern
Recolor the mane and tail together, then choose a separate saddle accent that stands out from the white torso. Keep the 23×23 footprint, diagonal horn, facial marks and open leg gap; place a rainbow on a separate backing rather than filling the blank margins.
White W carries 113 body cells, Dark F makes the 41-cell outline, Pink P supplies 17 mane and tail cells, Lavender X adds 13 saddle cells, Teal Q marks 10 hooves, Yellow Y makes the three-cell horn and Black K provides two facial accents. Keep all seven roles sorted because each marks a different anatomical landmark.
Print and iron checklist
The horn, tail tip and two hoof groups project from a denser white body. Fuse the neck and torso first, attach the pink mane from its nearest body cells, and cool the legs on a flat support so narrow extremities do not pull the saddle or close the leg opening. Before export, verify the 23×23 coordinates, 199-bead total and all 7 active color roles against the on-page material list.
Project ideas for Unicorn
This side-profile tile suits a birthday banner, storybook bookmark, fantasy-party favor, zipper pull or a set of contrasting mythical creatures. Mount behind the solid torso or neck rather than the horn, and recolor the mane and saddle while keeping the eye, tail connection and open leg gap intact.
The source grid uses W 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.
