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Cat Perler Bead Patterns

Cat faces, sitting cats and playful costumes, with printable charts and counted Perler colors.

Choose a cat pattern

5 / 5 patterns

A small tile or a larger cat?

The sitting orange cat is a 24 x 24 tile. The other cats use larger or taller grids, so compare both dimensions before joining boards. A low color count reduces sorting, while the number of occupied beads determines how much placement work is needed.

Choose the pose, then check the colors

The face-only chart emphasizes the eyes and ears. The sitting cat includes a square background, the open-mouth cat has a bold expression, and the costume and Halloween designs put the silhouette first.

  • Start with the sitting tile for a compact complete square.
  • Choose the shark-costume cat for a broad, playful silhouette.
  • Keep similar fur colors separate until you have checked the materials list.

Compare dimensions and materials

Sizes use the brand's nominal bead pitch and describe the planned grid area. Empty margins and ironing affect the final object.

PatternGridColorsBeadsPlanned grid size
Easy Sitting Orange Cat24 x 24857612 x 12 cm
Funny Open-Mouth Cat27 x 321186413.5 x 16 cm
Halloween Black Cat40 x 42688320 x 21 cm
Cute Shark Costume Cat56 x 45790028 x 22.5 cm
Cute Cat Face48 x 48161,33324 x 24 cm

FAQ

Which cat pattern fits one standard Perler board?

The 24 x 24 sitting orange cat fits one standard 29 x 29 square board. Check both dimensions of the other cats in the comparison table.

Can I recolor these cats?

Open a pattern in the editor to substitute colors. Keep the eyes, mouth and outer contour distinct from the fur.

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