Takagi Fuse Bead Pattern (Free Printable)

Takagi fuse bead pattern

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Takagi — a free Medium fuse bead pattern, 50×50 pegs, 45 colors, 2,500 beads total. Print it, bead it, iron it. 4 standard pegboards.

Pattern facts

Grid50 × 50 pegs
Colors45
Total beads2,500
Pegboards4 standard 29×29
DifficultyMedium
Time2–3 hours

Bead list

ColorCodeBeads
MARD H23H2391
MARD M15M15148
MARD G14G14375
MARD G1G1713
MARD M7M751
MARD G21G2168
MARD M9M972
MARD A23A2334
MARD G7G78
MARD ZG2ZG23
MARD G13G131
MARD G17G1732
MARD R22R22386
MARD H15H158
MARD E11E1110
MARD H4H421
MARD P2P26
MARD G4G47
MARD M6M61
MARD M4M413
MARD R13R1339
MARD H11H112
MARD H6H689
MARD H16H16103
MARD P9P98
MARD R12R125
MARD H9H91
MARD H17H1711
MARD H10H108
MARD H19H195
MARD P1P11
MARD M12M1227
MARD E16E162
MARD H3H32
MARD M8M81
MARD E14E1415
MARD R20R2036
MARD G2G210
MARD H20H2012
MARD P22P222
MARD P15P1522
MARD F11F114
MARD H5H543
MARD C18C182
MARD M3M32

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