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Kawaii Pixel Fuse Bead Patterns
Thirty chubby pixel designs that mix animals with everyday things, a frog holding a daisy, a fox, a castle, a double-decker bus, a star jar and a sleepy moon in a nightcap. Every chart has numbered rows, a code in each square and an exact bead count, and each design also comes as a transparent PNG.
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These 30 fuse bead patterns are pixel art in the kawaii style: round shapes, dark outlines, pink cheeks and dot eyes. About half are animals, among them a bunny holding a carrot, a hedgehog with an apple and a penguin in a scarf. The rest are things a child might draw, like a red double-decker bus, a castle with pink towers, an astronaut with a star, a hot air balloon and a potted cactus.
Size on the pegboard
The designs are 25 to 40 beads wide and 25 to 39 beads tall, and none fits inside one 29 × 29 square pegboard. Link square boards or use a large one. With 5 mm beads the long side comes out at about 15 to 20 cm (6 to 8 in). The smallest is the goldfish at 518 beads, and the biggest is the bus at 898.
Reading the codes
Each color has a short code made of a letter and a number: N for neutrals, Y for yellows, G for greens, and so on. Every filled square carries its code, so a black-and-white printout still works. Rows and columns are numbered on all four sides, a red line marks every fifth square, and the key under the chart gives the swatch and exact bead count for each code. The codes are the set’s own, not a bead brand’s, and the master palette page shows all 38 swatches for matching against the beads you have. The sakura blossom uses the fewest colors, 5, and the castle and the rainbow use the most, 17.
The charts print close to bead size but not exactly at it, so place the beads on the pegboard with the page beside it rather than underneath.
The PNG files
Each design also comes as a transparent PNG, drawn at 20 × 20 pixels per bead. They show only the colored squares, with no grid lines and no codes, on a clear background.
Any brand of 5 mm fuse beads will do, Perler and Hama included; Doodlora Studio has no affiliation with either brand. Ironing is a job for an adult or with an adult watching, and loose beads are a choking hazard for children under 3.
