Try one or all of these cute and easy spring Perler Bead patterns. It’s a sure fire way to get in the mood for the joys of springtime.
Spring is here!
Oh boy, I feel like I’ve been waiting forever for winter to end. I’m so excited to see the flower blooming, the grass getting green, and I’m even happy to see that a few little bugs have made it through the winter.
Spring Perler Bead patterns
You can celebrate the amazing spring season with your kids by creating some of these simple spring Perler Bead patterns. They are so easy that even the tiniest hands can create them in just a few minutes.
All you need is your basic Perler Bead supplies. New to Perler Beads? I’ve got all the information on how to get started on my Ultimate Perler Bead Beginners guide. Check it out, and save it to Pinterest so you can reference it at any time.
Small Perler Bead Flower
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This first Perler Bead pattern for spring is also the easiest Perler Bead pattern EVER!! All you need is a small hexagon pegboard and 7 Perler Beads. That’s right, only 7 beads for the cutest little flower. If you look at the image below you can see approximately how many small Perler Bead flowers you can get on one pegboard. It’s a lot.
I thought I’d try out using the striped Perler Beads when I made them this time, and I love the effect it gives them. You can get the striped Perler Beads on Amazon (affiliate link) in a tray for a really reasonable price if you want to give this look a try.
Now you may be wondering what on earth you can do with such a small Perler Bead project. Well we used them when making these Perler Bead Thank You cards. You could also glue them to gift tags as embellishments. Actually, you could glue them on anything to give them a spring time feel.
Perler Bead Bird
One of my favorite tell tale signs of spring is hearing the birds chirping in the morning. So, I just had to make a little Perler Bead blue bird. He is really easy to make too, and you could make him any color. This Perler Bead blue bird pattern is even small enough to make into a keychain.
Perler Bead tulip
Since I always get excited to see flowers blooming in the spring, you’ll find several different patterns in this post. Below, I’ve given you a simple Perler Bead tulip to create.
It’s really easy, and only takes two colors. Be careful when you make it, the stem of the flower is only one bead wide, so it’s not the sturdiest of patterns. It will be fine if you iron it on both sides, but I wanted to give you fair warning.
Perler Bead squirrel
The kids and I just love watching the squirrels frolicking in the back yard in the springtime. In fact I can see one running across my back yard as I write this. So I wanted to make sure I included a squirrel in my Spring Perler Bead patterns. This pattern is a great size to turn into a magnet. For easy instructions in making Perler Bead magnets check out my Minecraft Perler Bead magnets.
Perler Bead Bumble Bees
OMG, how cute are these little bumble bees? I honestly wanted to make a dozen of them. Like all the spring Perler Bead patterns in this post, they are easy to make. Plus you only need 3 colors, yellow, black and white.
Perler Bead butterfly pattern
We’ve made a lot of different butterflies this spring. You can check out some of them on my Springtime Perler Beads post. The patterns on that post all used the butterfly template but here I’ve used a small square pegboard.
This fun Perler Bead butterfly pattern is easy to make. You might also notice that I use the striped Perler Beads again when crafting it. You, of course, can make you butterfly in any color combination that you wish, and it will still turn out quite lovely.
Perler Bead ladybug
I have to admit that I’m not the biggest fan of bugs. Not a fan at all! BUT in Perler Bead form they can be pretty stinking cute. Check out the Perler Bead ladybug. Yep, it’s pretty cute. Plus, even though I hate any little creepy crawly bugs, they do remind me that spring is here. So, I guess it’s the perfect addition to my Spring Perler Beads post.
Perler Bead sunglasses
Once the sun starts shining, it’s time to get out your shades. So I made this easy Perler Bead sunglasses pattern. I chose pink, because I love the Perler Bead pink, but it can really be made in any color. If you had some clear beads, you could even turn it into regular glasses, but they don’t seem very spring like. Lol.
Perler Bead flower
The flower below is the last flower Perler Bead pattern I’m going to share with you today. It’s larger than all the other flowers, but it still fits on a small pegboard. I actually created it from a shamrock pattern that I did for St. Patrick’s Day.
I thought the yellow and white almost made it look like a daffodil. They are my favorite spring flower. I love when the daffodils are blooming.
Perler Bead dragonfly
For the last pattern I decided to share a dragonfly with you. I honestly think of summer when I think of dragonflies, so that’s why I made him last. He’s done in the pastel colors of spring, so he’s foreshadowing of the summer to come.
Spring Perler Bead pattern recap
So hopefully you found a few patterns that you can create to get you in the mood for spring. I know that making them got me ready. The best part about all these patterns is that they are simple enough for even the smallest Perler Bead artist to create. Plus, by just adding a magnet or a keychain most of them can be turned into usable pieces of art.
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