A flat gingerbread house that fills one 29x29 board: a snowy white icing roof with a gingerbread centre dotted with red, green and yellow gumdrops, a red chimney, two glowing yellow windows with icing crosses, a dark chocolate door and candy-cane posts on both corners. A dotted icing line runs under the roof and a strip of snow lines the base. It has more small details than the other Christmas patterns, which makes it a nice centrepiece next to the gingerbread man.
Not yet test-fused. This is an original pattern designed on screen; it has not been ironed and photographed yet. Perler is the palette the pattern was drawn in. Hama and Artkal codes are automatic nearest-colour matches (CIEDE2000), not official conversions.
Gingerbread House pattern grid
Gingerbread House – 29×29, 6 colors, 577 beads. Each symbol marks one bead; bold lines every 5 pegs.
29 × 29 beads ≈ 14.5 × 14.5 cm (5.7 × 5.7 in) with 5 mm beads. It fits on one 29×29 square pegboard. For a bigger version, use the pattern maker on a 58×58 (2×2 boards) layout; the standard single board is covered on the 29×29 pattern maker page. Mini 2.6 mm beads make the same design roughly half the size.
Difficulty: Medium · 6 colors · 577 beads.
Variations
Pastel candy house
Pink, mint and pale yellow candy for a sweet-shop look; the gingerbread walls and white icing do not change.
Gingerbread House – Pastel candy house – 29×29, 6 colors, 577 beads. Each symbol marks one bead; bold lines every 5 pegs.
Build the striped candy-cane posts first. They alternate red and white every bead, and counting them from the base row keeps both sides in step.
The icing dots under the roof alternate with gingerbread beads. Lay them along one row before you fill the walls so the pattern stays even.
The gumdrops on the roof are single beads; you can rearrange them freely or swap in any leftover colours from your bead box.
If you want it to stand up, make a second copy with only the walls and glue the two flat pieces back to back with a cardboard wedge in between.
Make your own
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Screen colours are approximate; check a physical colour card before buying. Not yet test-fused. Hama and Artkal codes are automatic nearest-colour matches to the Perler colours (CIEDE2000), not official conversions; ΔE values above 10 are flagged ⚠. Original design by BeadSheet, free for personal and classroom use. Perler®, Hama® and Artkal® are trademarks of their owners; this site is not affiliated with them.
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