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Carrot Farm Fuse Bead Patterns: Garden Animals, Harvest Crate and Carrot Cake
A carrot farm in 20 pixel-art bead charts. A bunny keeps the farm diary, a bear waters the rows and a lamb carries the harvest, and the smaller pieces cover the tools, a crate of carrots, a slice of carrot cake and the cottage.
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Eight animals run the farm in these carrot fuse bead patterns, each with a job, and the other twelve designs are what they work with. Carrots turn up in most of them: in a crate, piled in a wheelbarrow, printed on a seed packet, pinned to a straw hat, sketched in the open diary and sitting on top of the cake.
The farmhands
The Farm Diary Bunny wears a straw hat with a carrot on the band and holds the red notebook the set is named after. The Watering Bear has an orange apron with a carrot on the pocket and a green can with a daisy on it, and the Carrot Harvest Kitten, an orange tabby in blue overalls, hugs a big carrot with its leaves still on. The Seed Planter Duck brings a seed packet, the Harvest Basket Lamb a basket of carrots, and the Garden Spade Puppy, in a denim jacket, leans on a spade. The Carrot Bread Squirrel carries a carrot-shaped loaf, and the Seedling Hedgehog holds a small pot with two leaves.
Smallest to largest
| Design | Grid | Beads | Colors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Garden Spade | 30 × 33 | 346 | 10 |
| Sweet Carrot | 26 × 37 | 454 | 15 |
| Seedling Pot | 29 × 36 | 613 | 14 |
| Carrot Cake | 34 × 32 | 665 | 17 |
| Garden Gloves | 40 × 34 | 706 | 15 |
| Daisy Watering Can | 43 × 33 | 726 | 17 |
| Harvest Wheelbarrow | 42 × 37 | 797 | 20 |
| Carrot Seed Packet | 32 × 35 | 799 | 17 |
| Farmer Straw Hat | 44 × 31 | 799 | 17 |
| Carrot Farm Cottage | 41 × 35 | 888 | 19 |
| Harvest Crate | 38 × 36 | 912 | 19 |
| Open Farm Diary | 41 × 31 | 942 | 17 |
| Seed Planter Duck | 53 × 71 | 2,182 | 26 |
| Farm Diary Bunny | 50 × 81 | 2,450 | 28 |
| Carrot Harvest Kitten | 50 × 73 | 2,547 | 27 |
| Carrot Bread Squirrel | 59 × 73 | 2,697 | 23 |
| Garden Spade Puppy | 57 × 71 | 2,728 | 27 |
| Seedling Hedgehog | 57 × 69 | 2,766 | 27 |
| Harvest Basket Lamb | 58 × 78 | 2,778 | 29 |
| Watering Bear | 57 × 75 | 2,860 | 27 |
There is a clear gap between the two halves. No object reaches 1,000 beads, and no character comes in under 2,182. With 5 mm beads the Garden Spade finishes at about 6 by 6.5 inches, while the bunny stands about 16 inches tall. The watering can has bare pegs inside its handles, which the chart marks as empty.
Working a character in quarters
Each animal gets a preview page with its color key and hex values, then four chart pages. On the Farm Diary Bunny, block 1 covers columns 1 to 25 and rows 1 to 41, block 2 picks up at column 26, and blocks 3 and 4 start at row 42. Because the numbers carry on from block to block, the page header tells you exactly where you are on the full grid, and finishing one quarter before moving to the next is an easy way to break up a 2,000-bead project. Turn off any fit-to-page setting and print at Actual Size. The squares are there to be read; they aren’t drawn at bead size.
The color codes are numbered fresh for each design, so match each one by its hex value rather than carrying a number over from another chart. They are the pack’s own codes, not a bead maker’s. The charts work with standard 5 mm fuse beads such as Perler, and Doodlora Studio is not affiliated with Perler or any other bead brand. These designs haven’t been test-fused. Follow the ironing instructions that come with your beads, leave the iron to an adult, and keep small beads away from young children, who could choke on them.
