Popular Bead Patterns
These are the most popular bead patterns on the site, ranked by the number of views they have received. The bead patterns feature characters (such as from video games, anime, and movies), animals, and music artists. Some of the patterns are designed to be crafted with pony beads or seed beads. Others are designed to be crafted using perler beads, otherwise known as hama beads or fuse beads.
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These are the most popular bead patterns on the site, ranked by the number of views they have received. The bead patterns feature characters (such as from video games, anime, and movies), animals, and music artists. Some of the patterns are designed to be crafted with pony beads or seed beads. Others are designed to be crafted using perler beads, otherwise known as hama beads or fuse beads.
The craft patterns on this website are primarily designed to be used with beads: either plastic pony beads, delica beads, or fuse beads (Perler/Hama beads which you melt using an iron and pegboard). However, some of the patterns can be used for other craft types. For example, fuse bead patterns also work for cross stitch and crochet quilts. All patterns are free to use but do not come with individual instructions since the methods used for making different pattern types are the same.
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