Japanese Pattern Fuse Bead Coasters | Asanoha, Seigaiha, Shippo
Asanoha (hemp leaf), seigaiha (waves), shippo (linked circles), ichimatsu (checks) and yagasuri (arrow feathers): traditional Japanese textile patterns from kimono and tenugui, as 29×29 bead coasters. Each uses 2–4 colors and fits exactly on one pegboard. Every pattern carries a wish, such as healthy growth or a peaceful life, which makes them lovely gifts. Free, with color codes, bead counts and a printable PDF.
Asanoha Coaster (Hemp Leaf)29×29 beads · 2 colors · approx. 7.5 cm
Seigaiha Coaster (Ocean Waves)29×29 beads · 3 colors · approx. 7.5 cm
Shippo Coaster (Linked Circles)29×29 beads · 4 colors · approx. 7.5 cm
Ichimatsu Coaster (Checks)29×29 beads · 2 colors · approx. 7.5 cm
Yagasuri Coaster (Arrow Feathers)29×29 beads · 2 colors · approx. 7.5 cm
Pattern tips: Japanese Patterns
- The easiest is ichimatsu: just alternate squares of 3×3 beads.
- For the line patterns (asanoha, shippo), place all the line beads first, then fill in the white.
- To change colors, use Replace in the Pattern Maker, for example navy to green or deep red.
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