The cap is a Red dome with a Yellow spot on each side, and the Tan stem is a plain five-bead-wide block. Lay the two Yellow spots first, because they mark where the cap's middle rows fall, then fill the Red around them and finish with the stem. The design is mirror-symmetric, so you can build one half and check it against the other. For a keychain, the top-centre Red bead is the one to thread a ring through.
Colors & bead counts
Exact counts for this design in real Perler colors — 76 beads on a 11×10 grid. Use it as your reading chart, or open it in the maker to export a printable PDF chart.
| Color | Perler name | Code | Beads |
|---|---|---|---|
| Red | 80-19005 | 48 | |
| Tan | 80-19035 | 20 | |
| Yellow | 80-19003 | 8 | |
| Total | 76 |
How to make it
- Set your board width to 11 beads and place the colors above by counting the grid.
- Prefer to tweak it? Open the maker, recreate or import the shape, and change colors, size or details — it recounts the beads live.
- Fuse with parchment and a warm iron per your bead brand’s instructions, and let it cool flat.
Want something different? Make your own from a photo or a word — the maker matches every cell to a real Perler shade and gives you the color counts and a printable chart.
