Kirby in a Purple Hat Fuse Bead Pattern: Free 32×27 Grid
- 576 beads
- 8 colours
- 32 × 27 grid
- Easy
- 2.6mm mini beads
Kirby hides under a big lilac and purple striped hat, with only the pink cheeks and little feet peeking out. Eight colours and a perfectly round shape that is very pleasant to bead. A perfect nod for video game fans, to hang on a bag or a controller.
The Kirby in a purple hat pattern grid
Each square shows the MARD code of the bead to place. The grid is split into 5 × 5 blocks so you never lose your place.
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Pattern details
| Number of beads | 576 beads |
|---|---|
| Number of colours | 8 colours (MARD codes) |
| Grid size | 32 × 27 beads |
| Finished size (2.6mm beads) | about 8.3 × 7.0 cm |
| Finished size (Hama mini 2.5mm) | about 8 × 6.8 cm |
| Pegboard needed | 1 square 52 × 52 pegboard |
| Level | Easy, ideal for getting started with mini beads |
| Estimated time | about 1 h 5 min of placing, plus ironing |
The 8 colours in this pattern
Click a colour to see the matching refill pack. The quantity is the exact number of beads used in the pattern.
- H17Smoke White× 301
- D07Amethyst× 87
- E24Lilac× 82
- F09Watermelon× 45
- F14Orchid Pink× 42
- F11Wine Red× 11
- F24Orchid Pink× 6
- C07Denim Blue× 2
The green button adds one 1,000-bead bag per colour to your cart, enough to make the pattern with beads to spare. The second button opens our bead calculator with all 8 colours and exact quantities already filled in: check, adjust if needed, then add to cart. Some colours are only used for a few beads, such as F24 (6 beads), C07 (2 beads): for those, the second button is the more economical choice.
How to make Kirby in a purple hat with fuse beads
- Get the grid ready. Print the grid in colour or display it on a tablet next to your 52 × 52 pegboard.
- Prepare your beads and tools. Gather the 8 colours in the pattern (H17, D07, E24, F09, F14, F11, F24, C07), a 52 × 52 pegboard, bent-tip tweezers, ironing paper and an iron.
- Start with the outline in amethyst (D07). Place it with bent-tip tweezers, following the grid row by row. It draws the silhouette and guides everything else.
- Fill the large areas. Use smoke white (H17), lilac (E24), orchid pink (F14) and watermelon (F09).
- Add the details. Finish with the small touches: wine red (F11), orchid pink (F24) and denim blue (C07).
- Iron. Cover the pattern with ironing paper, iron on medium heat without steam. Move in small circles for 10 to 20 seconds until the beads fuse. Let it cool under a book so your piece stays flat.
Frequently asked questions
How many beads do I need for this Kirby in a purple hat pattern?
You need 576 beads in total, in 8 colours: 301 Smoke White (H17), 87 Amethyst (D07), 82 Lilac (E24), 45 Watermelon (F09), 42 Orchid Pink (F14), 11 Wine Red (F11), 6 Orchid Pink (F24), 2 Denim Blue (C07).
How big is the finished piece?
With 2.6mm mini beads, it measures about 8.3 × 7.0 cm. It fits on a single square 52 × 52 pegboard.
Does this pattern work with Hama mini or Artkal beads?
Yes. The codes are MARD codes, and our 2.6mm beads are compatible with Artkal mini beads. You can also use Hama mini beads (2.5mm): the grid stays the same, the result is just slightly smaller (about 8 × 6.8 cm).
Is this pattern suitable for beginners?
Yes. With only 8 colours and large plain areas, it is a great first project in mini beads. Allow about 1 h 5 min of placing.
Can I sell pieces made from this pattern?
No. Kirby is a trademark of Nintendo, and the original pixel art belongs to 泡芙味小LIU. This pattern is shared for free for personal, non-commercial use only.
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Original pixel art shared by 泡芙味小LIU on Xiaohongshu (RedNote). Kirby is a trademark of Nintendo and HAL Laboratory, Inc., all rights reserved. Grid adaptation and MARD colour matching by Yaya's Creative Studio. Made with 2.6mm mini fuse beads.
