Pizza Slice Perler bead pattern

A triangular pizza slice with a Butterscotch crust, Honey crust shading, Pastel Yellow cheese and three Tomato toppings.

Grid
23×22
Beads
262
Colors
4
Difficulty
Intermediate
A triangular pizza slice with a Butterscotch crust, Honey crust shading, Pastel Yellow cheese and three Tomato toppings, on a pegboard grid.

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Perler colors & exact bead counts

This page shows the full chart and exact color counts — 262 beads on a 23×22 grid. Read the chart beside your pegboard. Colors are matched to the real Perler color list in our community palette dataset.

ColorPerler nameCodeBeads
Pastel Yellow80-19056101
Butterscotch80-1909084
Tomato80-1521143
Honey80-1524934
Total262

How to build the pizza slice perler bead pattern

Build the wide Butterscotch crust with its Honey stripe, then narrow the cheese rows toward the bottom point. Place the Tomato sauce stripe below the crust and the three Tomato toppings before filling the Pastel Yellow cheese. Support the narrow tip when lifting the cooled piece.

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.

  • Place the straight Tomato sauce stripe on row 6, columns 5–20: 16 beads below the crust. The three round Tomato toppings sit below this stripe.
  • Taper to just 2 Butterscotch beads on the final row, row 23, columns 12–13. Check that narrow tip before filling the cheese above it.
  1. Use a square pegboard with space for 23×22 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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