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Frog Perler Bead Pattern: Tiny Frog

By BeadColor Studio Original pattern · v1

Make a small frog Perler bead pattern with a green body, raised eyes and a light belly. Preview the editable grid, check bead counts and print your own color version.

Board
29 × 29
Bead size
5 mm
Boards
1
Colors
3
Beads
269
Difficulty
Beginner
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Creator note

Place the two eyes first to help orient the frog. Keep their dark centers visible against the green body, and preserve the lighter belly when reducing the palette.

Report

Downloads and remixes welcome with attribution. Preview artwork is illustrative; the Grid tab is the editable pattern.

Pattern materials

Digital palette · compare with physical beads before buying.

ColorReferenceBeads
Leaf greenBC05218
CreamBC0233
OutlineBC0118

Print and make this fuse bead pattern

Open “Edit this pattern” to customize the grid, then use Export for a PNG or printable PDF with a materials list. Standard free exports support a 29 × 29 grid and up to 16 colors, subject to the daily allowance; larger formats and professional layouts require Pro.

Use a pegboard that matches your bead size. For an overlay, check the PDF calibration line at 100% print scale before placing beads. See the Perler bead pattern printing guide for the full setup.

Want to start from a photo? Try the Perler bead pattern maker, or browse more free fuse bead patterns.

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What do you need to make Tiny frog?

Tiny frog is a 29 × 29 fuse bead pattern using 269 beads in 3 colors. Open the editable grid, review the materials and print a pattern. Check the palette against your physical beads and use a compatible pegboard. For a printed overlay, verify the 50 mm calibration line and grid alignment before placing beads.

Print this pattern at the right scale · Read the finishing guide