Banana fuse bead pattern
Free printable banana pattern for iron-on beads: fits a standard 29×29 pegboard, 239 beads in 5 colors. A good first project for kids and beginners.
- Board
- 29 × 29
- Beads
- 239
- Colors
- 5
- Level
- Easy
Download & print
PDF · color · A4
PDF · color · Letter
PDF · symbols (b/w) · A4
PDF · symbols (b/w) · Letter
PNG chart
PDFs are true size: print at 100 % and one square equals one 5 mm bead, so you can lay the sheet under a clear pegboard. No sign-up, free for personal use.
Chart
Colored squares with a letter per color. Bold lines every 5 beads help you count. On a phone, pinch to zoom or open the full-size chart.
Beads you need
| Color | Symbol | Beads | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yellow | A | 154 | |
| Grey | B | 39 | |
| Light Brown | C | 32 | |
| Dark Grey | D | 13 | |
| Light Grey | E | 1 |
Color names are generic — match them to the closest shades in your bead set. Total: 239 beads.
How to make it
- Place beads on a square 29×29 pegboard following the chart, working row by row from the top.
- Cover with ironing paper (or baking parchment) and iron on medium heat, without steam, in slow circles for 10–20 seconds until the beads fuse.
- Let it cool under a heavy book so it stays flat. Flip and iron the other side if you want a sturdier piece.
Full instructions, temperatures and what to do without an iron: How to iron fuse beads.
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