Slush Husky Beanie Boo Perler Bead Pattern / Bead Sprite

Slush Husky Beanie Boo Perler Bead Pattern / Bead Sprite
Made by indidolph
Description
Date 2013-10-22 19:48:35
Hits 54001
Bead Counts
446
378
85
67
55
32
30
28
22
6
Size 29 columns wide x 48 rows tall

Kandi Pattern Comments

Your email address will only be visible to the site admins and the owner of this photo/pattern/post

Note: We reserve the right to modify or delete any comments which don't meet our terms and conditions

Displaying 1-6 of 6 comments
Sort by:
Aug 18, 2018 9:17 pm

rainbowsmile

  • Jen
Aug 20, 2015 7:12 pm

Thank you for this pattern! I just finished making and ironing it, and it looks fabulous! rainbowsmile

Jul 5, 2015 2:21 pm

I've now added a feature which tries to match the colors with perler bead colors. There's a button under bead counts which toggles the color suggestions. As you can see, most are accurate but some are not, like it suggesting lavender instead of gray on this pattern. There will always be problems like that though because in order to choose the right color you need to use your own judgment. Hopefully this will be a good starting point though.

Jul 5, 2015 12:33 pm

I've actually made good progress on this feature... the main problem is that the computer doesn't "see" colors in the same way that we do, so for some of the colors it is giving incorrect bead color ideas, e.g. suggesting purple instead of gray. so I'm researching ways to fix that.

Jul 5, 2015 8:02 am

@Nina and anyone else who has asked a similar question: none of the patterns on this site are designed to match up with specific bead colors. The reason for that is that we have patterns for all different kinds of beads, and the pattern maker lets users select use ANY colors in their patterns, not just colors that exist as a bead. You are supposed to use the closest color you have or can find. In some cases you might need to combine two colors or replace a color.

However, since this is a common question and I understand that it is difficult for children to find matching colors, I am currently working on a feature that will suggest the closest color matches for certain fuse bead brands. The only problem is that I can't keep track of all fuse bead colors and I might not have access to color information for all brands (like generic store brands, e.g. Walmart).

Later on I might do something similar for pony beads. However I can't imagine doing it for all possible bead types/brands because some of them like Delica beads have too many different colors.

  • Nina
Jul 4, 2015 7:50 pm

Could you please tell me what color number or name the beads are that would be so amazing and help my daughter create her fave beanie boo in beads