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Halloween Fuse Bead Patterns
Thirty-six Halloween pixel designs, cute rather than scary, charted square by square with a bead count for every color. Each pattern also comes as its own one-page PDF, so you can print just the ghost or just the pumpkin.
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The 36 designs cover the usual Halloween cast in a friendly style: rosy-cheeked ghosts, a smiling jack-o’-lantern, a mummy, a round bat, a kawaii spider and a haunted house, plus the props of the night, like a witch hat, a bubbling cauldron, a potion bottle, a tombstone, a candle and a candy apple. Black, purple, dark gray, cream and orange are the most used colors across the set, so a table full of finished pieces looks like one set.
The full list
Count Vampire, Vampire in Coffin, Closed Coffin, Teardrop Ghost, Ghost with Pumpkin, Jack-o’-Lantern, Pumpkin with Witch Hat, Plain Pumpkin, Round Bat, Bat Silhouette, Curious Cat, Arched Black Cat, Cute Owl, Owl with Wizard Hat, Little Witch, Witch Hat, Witch Cauldron, Broomstick, Potion Bottle, Chubby Skull, Crossbones, Little Monster, Frankenstein, Mummy, Kawaii Spider, Haunted House, Spooky Castle, Crescent Moon, Bare Tree, Tombstone, Candle, Raven, Candy Corn, Candy Bucket, Candy Apple and Lollipop.
Three chart sizes
Eleven designs sit on a 40 × 40 grid, 21 on 48 × 48 and four on 56 × 56. On 5 mm midi beads they finish at 20, 24 or 28 cm across (about 8 to 11 inches), and on 2.6 mm mini beads at 10.4, 12.5 or 14.6 cm. Both finished sizes are printed at the top of every chart. The design with the fewest beads, the broomstick, takes 302 (it is long and thin, so it is not the smallest piece), and the haunted house and spooky castle need about 1,700 each; the whole set comes to 34,817.
These are counted charts. Every square is lettered with its color code and there’s a heavier line every five squares, so you read across and down and place beads on your pegboard as you count. Black-and-white printing works because of the letters. Grids this size are bigger than one standard square pegboard, so join boards or build in sections.
Picking where to start
The index page rates each pattern with a five-dot difficulty score and lists its bead and color count. The arched black cat and the bare tree use only four colors each, while the potion bottle and the crossbones use eleven. The color names on the charts are Perler bead names, given so you can match shades, and any brand of 5 mm fuse beads such as Perler will do. Doodlora Studio is not affiliated with Perler.
