Pick an ocean friend and hit “Make chart →”. The maker outputs a color grid with per-color counts — place and iron.
The trick with ocean pieces is a few shades of blue: a whale gets 2–3 blues for the body plus white belly; a jellyfish gets soft pink-purple for a see-through feel. All real Perler colors with a bead list. The whole set makes a lovely summer wall or magnets.
Start with the broad whale or crab. Dolphin curves and jellyfish tentacles are thinner and need more careful fusing and cooling.
Turn on row and column numbers plus the bold 29-cell board lines before placing beads. Do not leave fins, crab legs or jellyfish tentacles attached through a single bead. After ironing, keep the piece flat until it is fully cool before lifting it from the pegboard.
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See the bead-count list for the exact number per color.
Keychains, magnets, summer wall art. Remember to iron to set.
Start with the whale or crab because they have broad outlines and concentrated color blocks.