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Forest Fairy With Fawn Perler Bead Pattern
A ready-to-print Perler bead pattern with grid preview, material list, and share card downloads.
This advanced scene combines a green-haired forest fairy, flower details, embroidered clothing, a seated fawn, butterflies, leaves, and small sparkles. The large grid is intended for experienced makers who want a layered multi-board wall piece rather than a quick charm.
| Code | Color | HEX | Qty |
|---|---|---|---|
| 80-15208 | 80-15208 Toasted Marshmallow | #dedace | 2139 |
| 80-19056 | 80-19056 Pastel Yellow | #e9e290 | 1703 |
| 80-15214 | 80-15214 Sherbet | #d8e47c | 1411 |
| 80-15259 | 80-15259 Slime | #c8c85c | 1373 |
| 80-15219 | 80-15219 Fern | #7f971a | 974 |
| 80-15220 | 80-15220 Olive | #696e31 | 866 |
| 80-15213 | 80-15213 Apricot | #f5a168 | 648 |
| 80-19002 | 80-19002 Creme | #e1e2bb | 501 |
| 80-19003 | 80-19003 Yellow | #e7ce3e | 394 |
| 80-19098 | 80-19098 Sand | #e5be9e | 342 |
Grid size
129 x 129
Color count
24
Bead count
12274
Divide the scene into recognizable zones
Plan separate work zones for the hair and flower crown, face, embroidered dress, fawn, and leafy frame. Complete the darkest structural pixels in each zone before filling the many pale greens, creams, and warm browns.
- Mark board boundaries on the printed PDF before placing beads.
- Sort the green hair shades separately from the leaf greens.
- Build the fawn outline and facial features before filling its body.
- Add butterflies and sparkles only after the main figures are stable.
Prepare for a large multi-board build
Use labeled containers for every color and track completed sections on the overview page. Join and fuse boards in a consistent order so the dress, hair, and fawn outlines line up across seams.
- Advanced framed wall art
- Long-form weekend or group project
- Fantasy-themed display for a craft room
Pattern FAQ
Is the forest fairy and fawn pattern suitable for beginners?
No. The 129-column composition, multiple color families, and many small decorative details make it best for experienced multi-board makers.
How should I organize the green colors?
Keep hair greens, leaf greens, and the darker structural greens in separate labeled containers and compare every code with the materials CSV.
How many beads does the Forest Fairy With Fawn pattern use?
The 129 x 129 grid uses 12274 beads across 24 real Perler colors.
Is the Forest Fairy With Fawn 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 5 x 5 connected-board layout, or 25 boards in total.
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