Fuse Bead Patterns

Also known as the Eye of Horus or Wedjat, the Udjat eye was seen by the Ancient Egyptians as a symbol of protection, royal power and good health. Make your own with our Udjat fuse bead design. Start with a small square pegboard and brown, black, blue and white beads.

Here's an Australian flag fuse bead pattern for use with hama, perler or own brand fuse beads. Ideas for using fuse beads here.

Use black fuse beads for the body and yellow or green for the cat's eyes. The eyes will be even more effective if you have some "glow in the dark" beads! The cat also looks good on a background of dark blue or orange beads.

This cute chick fuse bead pattern makes a very cute card topper! You'll need yellow beads for the body as well as two shades of orange and black for the detail. The pattern uses a large square base board.

This crocodile head fuse bead pattern would make a cute bookmark if you attached it to a long green ribbon! More ideas for using our fuse beads patterns here.

You will need a large six pointed star base for this daffodil. It is simply made with yellow and orange fuse beads, but it can be tricky to count so it is best for older kids. When you have ironed the daffodil and it has cooled, you could attach a pin to the back to make a pretty daffodil badge.

This super eagle fuse bead design is perfect for Thanksgiving or other American holidays. We used a pale blue for the background and green for the grass (although you could leave the green off if you prefer).

We don't expect to see an emu crossing the road in England - I wonder how often it happens in Australia? You could stick a lollipop stick on the back and push the sign into a pot plant for fun! More ideas for using our fuse beads patterns here.

Have a go at this Figure Skating Fuse Bead Pattern with a large square base.

Kangaroo fans will enjoy making our Kangaroo fuse bead pattern with their hama or perler beads. Fun for kids of all ages. Ideas for using our fuse beads patterns here.

We used white and black fuse beads, but you could use transparent or "glow in the dark" beads too. Fill in the background with black or dark blue if you want a picture effect, or leave blank for a badge or hanging decoration.

This leprechaun fuse bead pattern makes a super badge (pin) for St Patrick's Day, as well as a card topper or part of a mobile.

Try this Loch Ness Monster fuse bead pattern - it's a friendly monster!

Here's an Olympic Rings Fuse Bead Pattern that children can copy. It makes a great badge or magnet. We used a large square for the base. You will need beads in the Olympic colours: blue, yellow, black, green and red, plus lots of white beads for the background.

Make a jolly Santa out of fuse beads for Christmas! You'll need lots of red beads, white beads for hat, beard, moustache, eye brows and buttons, and black for eyes and nose.

Try this Scottish flag fuse bead pattern for St Andrew's Day or any other Scottish occasion.

This sheep fuse bead design makes a super fridge magnet, badge (pin) or card topper (try a collage effect with green fabric or felt as the grass behind the sheep). It's quite simple to make and uses white, grey and black beads. You could stand the sheep on some green grass if you prefer.

Kids will enjoy making this Snowboarding Fuse Bead Pattern with their hama or other fuse beads. Just print it out and give it a go! We used a large square for the base.

Try this Speed Skating Fuse Bead Pattern with your hama or other fuse beads. We used a large square for the base. Of course you don't have to use blue for the background!

This Christmas stocking is simple to make, but kids will need to count the rows carefully. Of course you can vary the design to make it stripy, spotty or multi-coloured!

Try this Thistle fuse bead pattern for St Andrew's Day or any other Scottish occasion.