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Tiny Yellow Duck Perler Bead Pattern

20 x 22 cells, 317 beads and 4 colors; the occupied outline spans 20 x 22 cells.

The side-facing duck keeps an orange beak, orange wing and two feet against its yellow body. A single white eye glint gives the dark eye a readable direction.

Tiny Yellow Duck preview
Brand Perler
Grid 20 x 22
Colors 4
Beads 317
CodeColorHEXQty
P2880-19003 Yellow#e7ce3e176
P4980-19057 Cheddar#fbb14675
P9080-15262 Cocoa#39292865
P2680-19001 White#eaefee1

Feature close-ups

Hatched cells are empty. Coordinates match the full chart; quantities below count only this window.

Eye glint and beak

Rows 5-11 · Columns 5-20

Eye glint and beak
Only one white cell is used in the eye. The orange beak touches the head through the dark boundary, rather than floating beside it.
  • P2859 beads
  • P9024 beads
  • P261 beads
  • P4910 beads

Feet and lower body

Rows 17-22 · Columns 3-18

Feet and lower body
The two orange foot groups meet the lower body. Copy the gaps between them as empty cells instead of filling a solid orange base.
  • P2836 beads
  • P4937 beads
  • P9011 beads

Colors and details to keep

Keep 80-19001 (1 beads), 80-19057 (75 beads) in this chart. These are full-pattern quantities; the close-up legends count only their windows.

Size and use

At a nominal 5 mm bead pitch, the occupied outline plans 10.0 x 11.0 cm. This excludes outer blank cells and is not a measured fused-object size.

Keep the orange wing separate from the yellow body when recoloring. Matching beak, wing and feet uses the same orange code.

Pattern FAQ

Can I remove the one white eye bead?

That cell is the intentional eye glint. Replacing it with the dark eye color removes the highlight rather than cleaning noise.

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