Animals
Frog Face
A bright, wide-smiling frog face with a sturdy dark outline.
Open in editor →20 curated CC0 patterns · made for quick wins
Small Perler Bead Patterns
A polished set of expressive one-board makes, selected for strong silhouettes, richer color layers and character at thumbnail size. Open any design to recolor every bead and print a clean guide.
11×11 grids56–111 beadsCC0 curated
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Find your next little make
Browse by subject, compare the bead count, then open a favorite to load its exact grid into the editor.
20 patterns
Animals
Golden Cat
A cheerful golden cat face with tiny ears and a playful smile.
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Happy Puppy
A floppy-eared puppy with warm shading, blush and a pink tongue.
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Little Duck
A tiny green-headed duck with a crisp, readable side profile.
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Tiny Hedgehog
A compact woodland friend with warm quills and a clear silhouette.
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Green Turtle
A bright little turtle with a patterned shell and sturdy feet.
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Spouting Whale
A blue whale with a mint water spout and layered ocean colors.
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Happy Crab
A lively red crab with raised claws and a balanced silhouette.
Open in editor →Food
Sprinkle Donut
A rich chocolate donut with icing, sprinkles and warm highlights.
Open in editor →Nature
Red Mushroom
A classic red mushroom with cream spots and a golden stem.
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Cherry Pair
Two glossy cherries joined by green stems and bright highlights.
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Strawberry Ice Cream
A pink ice-cream glass with layered cream and berry colors.
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Watermelon Slice
A juicy watermelon wedge with bold seeds and a green rind.
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Kawaii Avocado
A vivid avocado half with a warm pit and layered green flesh.
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Salmon Sushi
A compact salmon sushi roll with rice, nori and fresh color bands.
Open in editor →Nature
Cherry Blossom
A soft pink blossom with a strong five-petal silhouette.
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Bright Rainbow
A saturated seven-color rainbow with a clean sweeping arc.
Open in editor →Symbols
Ocean Gem
A faceted blue-green gem with bright highlights and a sharp outline.
Open in editor →Seasonal
Friendly Ghost
A friendly cream ghost with mint feet and a playful tongue.
Open in editor →Symbols
Ringed Planet
A coral ringed planet with peach highlights and a dynamic tilt.
Open in editor →Labels and counts
What the collection labels mean
Subject labels are editorial categories. “Collection pick” is a manually selected showcase, not a popularity rank. Grid size, bead total and color total are computed directly from each checked-in pattern; no card publishes a third-party demand, search-volume or download metric.
pattern-selection-2026.07.28 · Read the source, counting method and version history.
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The selected grid loads into the homepage editor. Recolor it, erase cells or switch between Perler, Hama, Artkal, Nabbi and Mard palettes.
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Small pattern FAQ
How small are these Perler bead patterns?
Every design uses an 11×11 grid, fits on one standard 29×29 square pegboard, and uses 56–111 beads.
Can I change the colors before printing?
Yes. Open any pattern in the editor, switch bead brands, paint individual cells, limit the palette to colors you own, and export a new printable guide.
Where do these patterns come from?
The collection is curated from Pixymoji by SpicyGame under CC0 1.0 Universal. We adapted the colors and previews for the editor and excluded recognizable brands, characters and flags.
Can I use mini beads instead of standard beads?
Yes. The grid stays the same; only the physical finished size changes. Use the correct mini-bead pegboard and follow its manufacturer’s ironing instructions.
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