Beginner · Original Beadify design
Cherries Perler Bead Pattern
Two red cherries hang from a shared green leaf and forked stems. White highlights and different fruit heights make a three-color placement exercise on one board.
- Beads
- 158
- Colors
- 3
- Motif size
- 20 × 19 pegs
- Pegboard
- 1 square 29 × 29
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Beads and supplies
Use Perler Midi 5 mm beads, one square 29 × 29 pegboard, bead ironing paper and an iron handled by an adult.
| Label | Perler color | Beads |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Bright Green80-19080 | 33 |
| 2 | Red80-19005 | 117 |
| 3 | White80-19001 | 8 |
| Total occupied pegs | 158 | |
Color swatches are approximate. Match the product IDs; blank background cells do not use beads.
How to build it
Making your first fuse bead design? The beginner pattern guide walks through reading a chart and placing each row.
- Print the PDF at 100% (Actual Size) with Fit to Page turned off. Check its 50 mm ruler before using the 5 mm grid.
- Start with the green leaf at the top, then follow its two stepped stems down to the fruit. Build the higher cherry on the left before the lower cherry on the right. Each fruit has a four-bead white highlight. Keep the gap between the fruit empty and check that each green stem touches its red cherry; the stems join both fruit through the leaf.
- Check the color totals and outline before ironing. Every numbered cell takes one bead; leave blank cells empty.
- Have an adult fuse the beads using ironing paper and the bead manufacturer’s instructions. Let the design cool before lifting it.
Read the fuse bead ironing guide
Use the Pattern editing guide to change colors or individual beads in your copy. After editing, check Info again for the applied color counts. The original PDF stays unchanged. To start with your own photo or drawing, use the Perler bead pattern maker.
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