Shiranui Fuse Bead Pattern (Free Printable)

Shiranui fuse bead pattern

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Shiranui — a free Medium fuse bead pattern, 50×50 pegs, 41 colors, 2,500 beads total. Print it, bead it, iron it. 4 standard pegboards.

Pattern facts

Grid50 × 50 pegs
Colors41
Total beads2,500
Pegboards4 standard 29×29
DifficultyMedium
Time2–3 hours

Bead list

ColorCodeBeads
MARD R8R82,222
MARD C12C1235
MARD D3D319
MARD H16H1622
MARD C18C189
MARD C29C2920
MARD R13R136
MARD H7H716
MARD H6H636
MARD C16C167
MARD H20H201
MARD ZG5ZG56
MARD H22H222
MARD H3H33
MARD H11H111
MARD C28C285
MARD H5H56
MARD P19P194
MARD E20E201
MARD D11D119
MARD M1M14
MARD R12R128
MARD D2D24
MARD H4H43
MARD H19H193
MARD H9H92
MARD P2P22
MARD C26C261
MARD R7R73
MARD M15M152
MARD ZG6ZG62
MARD D1D12
MARD C20C205
MARD H15H153
MARD D16D161
MARD P9P91
MARD M3M31
MARD P12P121
MARD H18H181
MARD T1T14
MARD C7C717

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: August 2026