A cheerful reindeer face with tall branching antlers, pink-lined ears, a pale muzzle and a big round red nose. The head is light brown with a dark brown outline, and the antlers are a lighter tan so they stand out against the head. Everything fits on one 29x29 square board, with the antler tips reaching the top row. The thin antler branches make it a little more fiddly than a snowman, so it is rated medium, but there are only eight colours to sort.
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.
Reindeer pattern grid
Reindeer – 29×29, 8 colors, 409 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 · 8 colors · 409 beads.
Variations
Chocolate reindeer
Dark brown fur with a cocoa outline, which makes the pale muzzle and tan antlers stand out even more.
Reindeer – Chocolate reindeer – 29×29, 8 colors, 409 beads. Each symbol marks one bead; bold lines every 5 pegs.
The antler branches are one bead wide with a brown outline on each side. Iron them a little longer than the face so the narrow tips fuse into a solid piece.
Place the red nose beads before the muzzle around them; it is easier to centre the five-bead-wide nose first and then fill the sand-coloured muzzle.
If the reindeer will hang on a tree, thread the ribbon through the antler fork rather than an edge bead; the fork spreads the weight across two branches.
The pink inside the ears is only three beads per ear. If you do not have pink, light brown works and the ears still read clearly.
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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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