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Kawaii Food Fuse Bead Patterns
Sixty smiling foods in six sets of ten, from a strawberry roll cake to a corn dog and a cup of bubble tea, plus ten bonus shapes like a rainbow and a crescent moon. Every full-page chart lists its size, bead count and a difficulty rating, and all 70 designs draw on one 33-color palette.
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Kawaii Food Friends is a set of 60 fuse bead patterns where most of the foods have a small face: a toast with pink cheeks, a box of fries with a grin, a blushing macaron. They come in six sets of ten, sweet bakery, cozy breakfast, cute fast food, fruity friends, cute drinks and dessert friends, and ten bonus designs cover simple shapes like a heart, a bow and a sparkle.
How big the pieces come out
These are larger than coaster-sized designs. The main patterns run from 24 to 51 beads wide and 23 to 63 beads tall, and none of them fits on one 29 × 29 square pegboard, so plan on linking square boards or using a large one. With 5 mm beads, 40 beads measure 20 cm, so the finished foods measure about 16.5 to 31.5 cm (6.5 to 12.4 in) on the long side. The sundae is the tallest at 63 beads. The ten bonus designs are smaller, 482 to 864 beads each. On 2.6 mm mini beads everything shrinks to roughly half.
Each pattern also carries a difficulty mark. Fourteen are easy, 30 medium and 16 detailed, and the detailed ones tend to be the tall, busy pieces like the waffle, the breakfast sandwich and the cheeseburger, all above 1,800 beads.
Four ways to read the same pattern
The master file gives each food a full page: a picture of the finished piece, the chart with a symbol in every square, a color key with bead counts, and the size, total beads and number of colors. The quick file squeezes four charts onto a page, handy once you know the set. The color preview shows only the finished pieces, four to a page, for choosing what to make next. A checklist lets you check off each design as you finish it.
The charts are printed smaller than the beads, so work with the page beside your pegboard and count along the rows. Bold lines every five squares help you keep your place.
Choosing bead colors
All 70 designs share one 33-color palette. The colors have the set’s own names, such as Cream, Caramel, Blossom and Soft Black, each with a hex value, rather than one brand’s color numbers, so you match them to the nearest shades in your own beads. The color guide shows how many designs use each color and how many beads the whole set needs, and the inventory sheet has columns for what you already have and what to buy. Soft Black appears in all 70 designs, mostly as outlines, and is by far the biggest color at 12,159 beads.
The patterns work with 5 mm fuse beads such as Perler or Hama. Doodlora Studio is not affiliated with Perler or Hama.
