Keychain Perler Bead Patterns | Animals, Food & More

Animals such as a Shiba Inu, a tuxedo cat, a black cat, a bunny, a panda and a Shimaenaga bird; food such as a strawberry, onigiri, a donut and soft-serve; a heart, a star, a daruma and a lucky cat; a bullet train, a T. rex and a soccer ball. Free Perler bead patterns 13 to 24 beads across (about 3.5 to 6 cm with 2.6 mm beads), a good size for keychains, each with color codes, bead counts and a printable PDF.

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Pattern tips: Keychains

For the ring, leave the middle bead of the top row empty when you iron, or use the hole of an edge bead. A jump ring looped through twice is less likely to come off.
Keychains get bent and pulled, so iron both sides a little longer than usual and make sure the outer row is well fused.
To add a name, combine the pattern with the alphabet letter patterns.

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