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Yep, there are tons of perler patterns on here. Perler patterns are also called fuse bead patterns. Click the blue "fuse bead" button along the top of the page (to the right of the logo), and then all the patterns that show will be perler patterns. With perler patterns, there is no specific way to follow the pattern. You just place the beads on the pegboard in any order you want, then place a piece of ironing paper over the beads and iron. Once you've ironed one side, you remove the paper, flip the beads over, put the paper on again and iron that side. You can make perler patterns on here too. There are preset templates based off of pegboards, or you can click the rows/cols button, select "square" from the drop down, and then choose the number of rows and columns you want your pattern to have.