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Halloween Fuse Bead Patterns: 30 Cute Purple and Orange Designs with a Witch Hat, a Potion, Ghosts and a Black Cat
A soft, sweet take on Halloween: lilac bats and owls, an orange jack-o'-lantern, a purple witch hat with a gold buckle, a green potion and a ghost on a cupcake. All 30 sit on the same 34 x 34 grid and share one nine-color palette, so a table of finished pieces matches.
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Purple does most of the work in this Halloween set, with orange and a soft sage green beside it. The bat is lilac with mint wings, the spider is purple with striped orange and green legs, the owl perches on a branch in lavender feathers, and even the coffin and the gravestone are lilac with a gold crescent moon. Nothing here is gory. The skull is a decorated sugar skull with flowers around purple eyes, and the monster is a round green face with a grin.
A witchy set
Eight of the 30 lean toward witchcraft: a crooked witch hat, a broom, a laced witch boot, a bubbling cauldron, a green potion bottle, a crystal cluster, a secret key and a little cottage with lit windows. The rest are Halloween staples (jack-o’-lantern, waving ghost, black cat, mummy, raven, crescent moon) plus treats like candy corn, a swirl lollipop, wrapped candy and a cupcake topped with a tiny ghost. An autumn maple leaf and a masquerade mask round it out.
Same grid, same nine colors
Every pattern is on a 34 x 34 grid, 6.69 in (170 mm) across on 5 mm beads and 3.48 in (88.4 mm) on 2.6 mm minis. Bead counts run from 308 for the witch broom to 824 for the sugar skull. Most designs use four to six colors; the cottage uses eight.
The letters stay the same across all 30 charts. A is always Midnight, B Pumpkin, C Amber, E Lilac, F Ivory, and so on through nine colors, so once you’ve sorted your beads into trays you never have to relabel them. Page 4 totals the whole collection at 18,087 beads, 6,745 of them Midnight, the dark outline color, and 3,115 Lilac.
Printing and reading
Each design has an actual-size page and an enlarged counting page in each of the four sections. Print at 100% and measure the 2 in (50.8 mm) line on the start page before you put a board on a chart. The enlarged pages are for counting only.
The PNGs are smooth cartoons on a white background, and the bead versions have stepped edges and fewer details, so use them for the look and the PDF for placement. Colors are generic swatches, not brand numbers; any 5 mm fuse beads such as Perler can be matched to them. Doodlora Studio is an independent shop, not affiliated with Perler. An adult should do the ironing, and the beads are a choking hazard for young children.
