Orihara Chibi Fuse Bead Pattern (Free Printable)

Orihara Chibi fuse bead pattern

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Orihara Chibi — a free Hard fuse bead pattern, 73×97 pegs, 36 colors, 7,081 beads total. Print it and start with the outline; it keeps rows aligned. 12 standard pegboards.

Pattern facts

Grid73 × 97 pegs
Colors36
Total beads7,081
Pegboards12 standard 29×29
DifficultyHard
Time3–5 hours

Bead list

ColorCodeBeads
MARD 2,455
MARD M9M9139
MARD G14G14498
MARD G17G17711
MARD H16H16714
MARD H6H613
MARD G8G8201
MARD G7G7115
MARD H5H516
MARD G13G13182
MARD M13M13176
MARD A11A1146
MARD G9G9105
MARD G4G4158
MARD G12G12431
MARD M12M1243
MARD G10G10344
MARD F10F1075
MARD M4M420
MARD E16E16207
MARD H17H1728
MARD G16G1663
MARD H19H1910
MARD G19G1946
MARD F18F1811
MARD A6A68
MARD G1G120
MARD M8M812
MARD M7M739
MARD M10M1011
MARD H4H46
MARD H10H1099
MARD B11B1120
MARD H11H1120
MARD B23B235
MARD G18G1834

How to make it

  1. Print the pattern at 100% scale and gather your beads — the counts above are exact.
  2. Place one color at a time, starting with the biggest count; it catches mistakes early.
  3. Iron with an adult: medium heat, 10–20 seconds per side, ironing paper between iron and beads.
  4. Cool flat under a heavy book for 10 minutes.

New to ironing? Read the complete ironing guide first. Want more? Browse the full pattern library, or make your own with the free pattern editor.

Pattern by the PerlerBeadAI craft team. High-resolution chart, reconstructed from original bead data.
Added: October 2026