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Little Lamb Fuse Bead Patterns
One fluffy white lamb with a pink bow in 30 different moments, jumping, asleep on a cloud, holding a cupcake or leaning on a fence. All 30 share one pastel palette, and together they use just 15 colors.
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Every one of these 30 sheep fuse bead patterns stars the same lamb: curly white fleece, a taupe outline, pink ears and paws, and usually a pink bow. The first six show plain poses, standing, sitting, jumping, sleeping, running and looking back. After that the lamb holds a flower, a heart or a star, naps on a cloud or a crescent moon, wears a nightcap or a strawberry hood, holds an apple or a honey pot, and finishes on the farm with a fence, a sunflower and a straw hat.
Three grid sizes
| Size | Width | Designs | Width on 5 mm beads |
|---|---|---|---|
| Small | 55 beads | 10 | 27.5 cm (10.8 in) |
| Medium | 68 beads | 15 | 34 cm (13.4 in) |
| Large | 80 beads | 5 | 40 cm (15.7 in) |
Heights run from 35 beads for the curled-up Sleeping Lamb to 92 for the Little Farmer. The smallest pattern, Sleeping Lamb, takes 1,339 beads, and the largest, the lamb on a fence, takes 5,584. All five large designs come from the farm group.
One palette for the whole flock
Instead of a new color list for every chart, the lambs share one palette lettered A to P with names like Warm White, Fleece Taupe, Rose Pink and Sky Blue. The fleece is built from Warm White with Cream Shade for shadow, and those two plus the taupe outline account for 71,675 of the set’s beads. A single design uses 6 to 12 colors. If you plan to make several lambs, you buy one set of colors once; all 30 together need 91,630 beads, and the bead-count CSV breaks that down by color for every design.
The codes are the set’s own letters with hex values, not a bead brand’s numbers, and they work with standard 5 mm beads, Perler among them. Doodlora Studio isn’t affiliated with Perler.
Reading the charts
Each chart page shows the whole lamb with its legend and bead totals. In the single-lamb PDFs the same chart is split into four enlarged panels with numbered rows and columns. Neighboring panels share two rows or columns, so count those beads only once. Every lamb is one connected piece.
