Afternoon Tea Set · fuse bead pattern

A celadon teapot and a warm cup

Size
32 × 32
Beads
1,024
Colors
18
Pegboards (29×29)
4
Level
Medium
Collection
Detailed Scenes
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Pattern chart

Numbers in each square match the color list below.

Afternoon Tea Set fuse bead pattern chart with color numbers
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Color list

#ColorCodeNameBeads
1C01Blush276
2H03Cocoa177
3E09Wheat103
4E01Apricot Cream87
5B17Teal86
6H04Light Grey64
7B02Mint56
8B14Pine42
9E12Dark Chocolate32
10B03Lime24
11H01Cream White21
12B11Deep Forest19
13H11Mid Grey16
14D03Clear Sky12
15H00Pure White4
16A15Terracotta2
17A05Gold2
18C02Sakura1
1,024

Codes are from the Slow Beads palette. With real beads, pick the closest color from your brand (Perler, Hama, Artkal…); a few spare beads of each color help.

How to make it

  1. Lay the pegboards 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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