Cookie Perler bead pattern

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Perler colors & exact bead counts

This page shows the full chart and exact color counts — 325 beads on a 21×21 grid. Read the chart beside your pegboard. Colors are matched to the real Perler color list in our community palette dataset.

How to build the cookie perler bead pattern

Place the Butterscotch outer edge and mark the seven Cocoa chip clusters before filling the Sand center. The chips are deliberately uneven, so read their positions directly from the chart rather than copying one half onto the other.

For the placement tips below, count rows from the top and columns from the left of the full 25×25 preview board, including its empty margin. Start at 1.

• Mark the first peg of each of the 7 Cocoa chips before filling Sand: row 6, column 16; row 7, column 8; row 11, column 12; row 12, column 18; row 13, column 6; row 17, column 10; row 18, column 16. These are the leftmost pegs on each chip’s top row.
• The center row, row 13, has 21 beads with no empty pegs between the baked edges. Keep it solid; this cookie has no center hole.

1. Use a square pegboard with space for 21×21 beads and place the colors above by counting the grid. Leave empty cells empty; the decorative margin is not part of the design.
2. Check the color changes and empty spaces against the full chart before fusing.
3. Fuse with parchment and a warm iron per your bead brand’s instructions, and let it cool flat.

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