Parasaurolophus Perler bead pattern (2.6 mm, 25×18 beads, 5 colors)

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Parasaurolophus Perler bead pattern

A parasaurolophus with its long crest sweeping back from its head: a light blue body and a red crest. Line it up with the other dinosaurs.

Size
25×18 beads (approx. 6.5×4.7 cm)
Colors
5 colors · 208 beads
Difficulty
Medium (about 25 min)
Good for
keychain, coaster, card decoration
Your beads
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Colors and bead counts

Color codeColor nameBeads
C6Cyan85
H6Charcoal76
C7Blue25
A1Cream14
F25Red8
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Color codes match MARD 2.6 mm beads. This is an original mamepix pattern. You're welcome to make it for yourself or as a gift, but please don't redistribute or sell the pattern itself. Using our patterns and images

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