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Heart Fuse Bead Patterns: 30 Heart Designs with Word Hearts, Keychain Tabs, a Heart Envelope and a Teacup
Thirty hearts that run from a plain 196-bead ruby heart to striped, checked, rainbow and quilted ones, two word hearts and four with a corner tab for a keyring. Every heart is charted at real bead size for 5 mm and 2.6 mm beads, once in color and once in letter symbols.
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Heart Studio is a book of 30 heart patterns for fuse beads, and the variety comes from what is drawn inside each outline. Some are plain shapes in two or three colors, like 01 Petite Ruby or 21 Berry Drizzle, a cream heart with berry icing running down from the top. Others hold a small picture: a tulip, a crescent moon and star, a sun going down over teal water, three daisies, a bandage stuck across a crack. Two spell words in block letters, GLOW SEED and KIND SPARK. A few step outside the plain heart shape, among them a pair of overlapping hearts, a heart with wings, an envelope sealed with a heart and a teacup on a saucer.
From 115 beads to 945
The smallest pattern, 17 Keychain Dot, is 15 x 14 pegs and 115 beads. The largest, 13 Kind Spark, is 37 x 34 pegs and 945 beads. The six petite hearts that open the book stay within 23 x 20 pegs and 323 beads, and the 20 larger designs run from 25 to 37 pegs wide. Color counts go from two (Glow Seed and Berry Drizzle) up to eight in 16 Rainbow Fold. One of every heart adds up to 14,331 beads, and the last page of each PDF splits that total by color across the set’s 20 shades.
The four keychain hearts
Designs 17 to 20 (Keychain Dot, Bud, Zigzag and Window) each have a thicker tab of dark beads at one top corner. Keep a bead hole open in that tab and run a cord or ring through it after the piece is fused and cooled. How far you melt the beads changes how open that hole stays, so look at the fused piece before you thread it. Rings, cord and other hardware are not part of the download.
Two charts for every heart
Each heart gets a placement chart printed at real bead size, then an enlarged reading chart on the next page with its color key and exact bead counts. Read from the enlarged page when the cells get busy, as they do in the daisies of 23 Heart in Bloom, and keep the placement page for checking your board. The book runs through all 30 hearts four times: 5 mm in color, 5 mm in symbols (letters A to T in an uncolored grid), then the same two for 2.6 mm mini beads. Page 2 lists every heart’s grid size and the four pages where it appears, so you can print one section and skip the rest.
Printing and sizing
Print at 100% or Actual Size and measure the 1.969 in (50 mm) calibration line before you lay any beads. Every placement page also prints the unfused size of its heart. On 5 mm beads Kind Spark comes to 7.28 x 6.69 in (185 x 170 mm); on 2.6 mm beads the same heart is 3.79 x 3.48 in (96.2 x 88.4 mm). For the larger hearts, check that against your board or join square boards.
The color codes 01 to 20 and letters A to T belong to this set, with names like Berry, Blush, Mint and Wine. They are not any bead maker’s numbers, so match the swatches to the 5 mm fuse beads you use, such as Perler, or to mini beads. Doodlora is not affiliated with Perler.
The PNG files
The 60 PNGs repeat the patterns outside the PDF: 30 in color, with every bead drawn as a small round bead, and 30 as symbol grids, all on transparent backgrounds. They show the same cells as the charts but are not sized for printing, so place beads from the PDF. Design 14, Anatomical Bloom, is a stylized heart with veins and vessels, not a medical diagram.
An adult should handle the iron, and loose beads belong out of reach of young children.
