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Bath Time Fuse Bead Patterns with Towel-Wrapped Pets and a Bubble Tub
Pets getting a bath, in pixel art. A lamb in a pink towel turban carries a bucket, an otter waves a hair dryer and a tabby kitten has a head full of foam, while twelve smaller patterns stock the bathhouse with soap, towels and a tub of bubbles.
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These 20 bath time fuse bead patterns are set in a pet bathhouse with a pink roof and a paw print over the door. Eight animals are in the middle of washing up, and twelve smaller patterns are the things you’d find on the shelves.
Bath-time cast
- Towel Wrap Bunny, pink towel turban, green towel, one ear flopped over, holding a pink paw-print soap (44 × 85 beads, 2,354 beads)
- Shampoo Puppy in a blue bathrobe with a pink belt and a green pump bottle (54 × 70, 2,554)
- Foam Cap Kitten, an orange tabby with a pile of suds on its head and a rubber duck in its paws (53 × 81, 2,782)
- Folded Towel Bear in a green robe and slippers, carrying a stack of pink towels (45 × 68, 2,316)
- Brush Time Hamster winking in a pink robe, holding up a green brush (52 × 68, 2,454)
- Sponge Bath Duck under a frilled blue shower cap with a pink bow, scrubbing with a sponge (52 × 75, 2,657)
- Bath Bucket Lamb, towel turban and a blue pail (62 × 80, 3,108)
- Dryer Helper Otter in a blue apron with a pink hair dryer (59 × 72, 2,582)
The lamb is the biggest job here at 3,108 beads, and the bunny is the tallest: 85 rows, which is about 16.7 inches at 5 mm per bead. Characters use 23 to 29 colors.
The bathhouse pieces run from 455 beads for the Rubber Duck Toy to 1,247 for the Bubble Bathhouse itself, in 16 to 22 colors: Paw Bubble Bathtub, Pet Shampoo Bottle, Paw Soap Dish, Rubber Duck Toy, Folded Towel Stack, Grooming Brush, Pet Hair Dryer, Bath Bucket, Ribbon Bath Sponge, Bath Supply Basket, Handheld Shower and Bubble Bathhouse. The rubber duck is mostly one yellow, 258 of its 455 beads. Inside the handles of the bucket and the supply basket, the charts leave the pegs empty. Making all 20 takes 29,885 beads.
Opening the CSV files
The PDFs are what you’ll print, but the spreadsheet files are handy if you plan on a screen or keep a bead inventory.
- Grid CSV: one row of the file per row of beads, one code per cell. A dot means leave that peg empty.
- Count CSV: three columns, Code, HEX and Beads, so you can total what each design needs.
Import the codes as text. A spreadsheet reading them as numbers turns 01 into 1, and the cells stop matching the chart’s color key. The pack’s start page says the same thing.
The codes belong to each design alone. Code 12 is a green on the hair dryer and a pale blue on the bathtub, and none of them are a bead maker’s color numbers, so go by the hex value and your own bead samples. Standard 5 mm fuse beads such as Perler fit the charts; Doodlora Studio has no affiliation with Perler or other bead brands.
Printing the charts
Set the printer to 100% or Actual Size. The squares are for reading the codes and aren’t a bead-size template to build on. Character charts are split into four blocks with row and column numbers that run on across them. The patterns were not test-fused, so follow your bead maker’s instructions, let an adult handle the iron, and keep the small beads away from young children, since they’re a choking hazard.
