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Cute Pink Fantasy Dragon Perler Bead Pattern

A ready-to-print Perler bead pattern with grid preview, material list, and share card downloads.

This gentle fantasy dragon uses a cream body, oversized pink mane, curled tail, and tiny green eyes. The limited pastel palette keeps the character soft while the dark edge pixels preserve the small silhouette.

Cute Pink Fantasy Dragon preview
Brand Perler
Grid 56 x 42
Colors 10
Beads 1186
CodeColorHEXQty
80-1520880-15208 Toasted Marshmallow#dedace328
80-1520380-15203 Flamingo#f2afb7282
80-1526280-15262 Cocoa#392928223
80-1907980-19079 Light Pink#e1bcce119
80-1527480-15274 Rich Butter#f6ca6983
80-1900280-19002 Creme#e1e2bb64
80-1525580-15255 Orange Cream#efb79b41
80-1526780-15267 Frosted Lilac#cdb7c320
80-1900180-19001 White#eaefee18
80-1517980-15179 Evergreen#3055458

Grid size

56 x 42

Color count

10

Bead count

1186

Separate the mane from the cream body

Place the darkest outline around the pink mane, face, legs, and tail before filling the pastel colors. Keep the eye and nostril beads visible by checking them against the surrounding cream shades.

  • Outline the face where it overlaps the mane.
  • Build the curled tail from its tip back toward the body.
  • Add the small sparkle pixels after the main silhouette is stable.

Use the pastel dragon as a decorative project

The soft colors suit nursery decor, fantasy-themed gifts, magnets, and framed bead art. Print the pattern at a readable scale and use the CSV to separate pale yellow, cream, and pink beads before placement.

  • Pastel room or nursery decoration
  • Fantasy-themed framed bead art
  • Handmade gift for a dragon fan

Pattern FAQ

How do I keep the pastel dragon from looking washed out?

Preserve the darkest outline around the mane, face, feet, and tail, and keep the green eyes distinct from the cream body colors.

Can I change the mane to another color?

Yes. Replace the pink group in the editor with lavender, blue, or peach shades while retaining a darker edge color for separation.

How many beads does the Cute Pink Fantasy Dragon pattern use?

The 56 x 42 grid uses 1186 beads across 10 real Perler colors.

Is the Cute Pink Fantasy Dragon pattern beginner friendly?

This is a larger project and is better suited to makers who have used connected pegboards before.

How many 29 x 29 pegboards does this pattern need?

Plan for a 2 x 2 connected-board layout, or 4 boards in total.

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