
White Peony 3D Mini Fuse Bead Pattern
Build a full, dimensional white peony from 2.6 mm mini fuse beads with printable component charts, exact bead counts, a universal color guide, and video support.
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Build a full, dimensional white peony from 2.6 mm mini fuse beads with printable component charts, exact bead counts, a universal color guide, and video support.
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Turn five flat mini-bead petals into a softly curved plumeria with a printable pattern, shaping guide, and closed-ring assembly method.
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Make an expressive five-petal African violet with layered purple color, dimensional stamens, and a balanced star-shaped assembly.
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Create a dimensional five-petal azalea-inspired flower with a complete printable pattern, exact MARD color references, heat-shaping guidance, and photo-led assembly instructions.
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A print-friendly 52 x 51 azalea layout with 901 beads and dedicated color references for Perler, Hama, and Artkal makers.
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Build a pastel six-petal bloom with a printable mini-bead pattern, warm shaping sequence, flower-center construction, and photo-led assembly guidance.
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Layer ten softly shaped petals around a detailed warm-toned center to create an 8-10 cm dimensional rose.
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Follow the visual rhythm behind a large six-petal lily: spotted color placement, light fusing, warm curves, long stamens, and balanced radial assembly.
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A close look at a densely layered pastel bloom with cupped petals, fine filament stamens, and a warm yellow-pink color transition.
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See how two rings of white-and-lime petals and a compact green center create a small dimensional bloom with clean graphic contrast.
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A monochrome lily experiment using translucent beads, sparkling accents, and restrained warm shaping to let light become part of the design.
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Explore a complex iris silhouette built from rolled inner standards, broad outer falls, and layered lavender, violet, blue, and yellow accents.
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A five-petal hibiscus study with a deep magenta throat, lavender field, yellow rim, and raised central column.
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A pink botanical study with mottled burgundy markings, a pale yellow throat, five softly scalloped petals, and a long central pistil.
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Download a free 30 x 30 MARD-coded chart for a pastel six-petal flower with separate center strips and a complete color legend.
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