About Perler 29×29 patterns
Perler is the most common fuse bead brand in the US. Patterns use Perler color codes such as P18 Black and the matching item numbers printed on the bags, so you can shop straight from the color list.
29×29 works well for coasters, magnets, small icons and keychains. The PDF splits the design into one page per 29×29 pegboard with row and column numbers, so you can build it board by board.
Tip: Small grids lose detail fast. Crop tightly around the subject and keep the color cap around 8–12 so each area reads clearly.
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Frequently asked questions
How many beads do I need for a 29×29 Perler pattern?
A full 29×29 pattern uses up to 841 beads. The exact number per color is shown in the color list after you generate the pattern, and you can download it as a CSV shopping list. Buy roughly 10% extra to cover lost beads.
How big is a 29×29 bead pattern in real life?
With 5 mm beads it is about 14.5 × 14.5 cm (5.7 × 5.7 in). Beads shrink slightly when ironed, so the final piece may be a little smaller.
Which Perler color codes does the maker use?
It matches your photo to Perler colors using CIEDE2000 color difference and shows codes such as P01 White (item 80-19001). The RGB values come from the community-maintained beadcolors dataset; real beads can look slightly different from your screen.
Should I use dithering on a 29×29 pattern?
Usually not. At 29×29 every bead is visible, so solid color areas look cleaner. Turn dithering on only for soft gradients like skies.
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