Droplet · fuse bead pattern

Happiest on rainy days

Size
16 × 16
Beads
118
Colors
8
Pegboards (29×29)
1
Level
Easy
Collection
Little Monsters
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Pattern chart

Numbers in each square match the color list below.

Droplet fuse bead pattern chart with color numbers
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Color list

#ColorCodeNameBeads
1D06Azure55
2D15Night Blue24
3D07Cobalt17
4H04Light Grey8
5H18Charcoal6
6D03Clear Sky4
7D01Glacier2
8C02Sakura2
118

Codes are from the Slow Beads palette, not from a bead brand. The next table shows the closest real bead colors.

Closest real bead colors

For each color, the nearest standard solid color from four brands, matched by perceived color difference (CIEDE2000). ≈ marks a loose match: that brand has no really close color. Glow-in-the-dark, transparent, neon and metallic beads are not suggested.

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180-19052Pastel BlueH46Pastel BlueS98Himalaya BlueC05
280-15201Midnight≈ H116Midnight Blue≈ S64Black RockC12
380-15200CobaltH09Light BlueS103Caribbian BlueC16
480-19001White≈ H77Cloudy WhiteS77Ghost WhileH01
580-19018BlackH18BlackS13BlackH06
6≈ 80-15215Mist≈ H97Pastel Ice BlueS44Sky BlueC24
7≈ 80-15202Robin's EggH01WhiteS01WhiteC23
880-15203FlamingoH95Pastel RoseS129Rosebud PinkE12

Color values are community reference data (maxcleme/beadcolors, MIT license), not official brand data. Screens and bead batches differ, so compare with your own beads before you buy a lot.

How to make it

  1. Lay the pegboard out and place beads row by row, following the chart. Starting from one corner keeps counting easy.
  2. Cover the beads with ironing paper (or baking paper).
  3. Iron on medium heat with no steam, moving in small circles for 10–20 seconds until the beads fuse.
  4. Let it cool, lift it off the pegboard, then iron the other side lightly if you like.
  5. Put a heavy book on it while it cools so it stays flat.

Kids should iron with an adult. Small beads are a choking hazard for children under 3.

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