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Halloween Jack-o'-Lantern Perler Bead Pattern

View and download the Halloween Jack-o'-Lantern Perler bead pattern in high resolution, with practical tips for colors, placement, printing and ironing.

Pattern name: Halloween Jack-o'-Lantern
Category: More designs
Image size: 1500 × 2093 pixels
Download format: High-resolution WebP
Grid size: 40 × 40 beads
Total beads: 1,049 (background not counted)
Colors used: 7
Finished size: ≈ 10 × 10 cm (4.1 × 4.1 in, 2.6mm mini beads)
Pegboards: ≈ 4 × 29×29 boards
Difficulty: Easy intermediate

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Bead colors and counts for Halloween Jack-o'-Lantern

The main MARD color codes for this pattern, sorted by usage (counted cell by cell from the chart):

A6 × 502
H7 × 310
A14 × 139
A10 × 36
G14 × 26
F15 × 25
B23 × 11

That is the complete color list. The full chart is 40×40 beads, about 1,049 beads in total; with 2.6mm mini beads the finished piece is roughly 10×10 cm and you will need about 4 standard 29×29 pegboards. Difficulty: easy intermediate. MARD codes can be cross-referenced to Perler, Hama or Artkal shades on the bead color chart.

How to use this pattern

Save the full-resolution chart before you begin. Check the top, bottom, left and right limits against your pegboards, then place beads in small sections. Mark each completed area so you do not skip or repeat a row. Compare the silhouette from a distance before ironing.

Color and placement tips

Start with the darkest outline and the largest solid color areas. Keep similar colors in separate labeled trays, and confirm small facial features or accessories before filling the background. Screen colors and bead batches vary, so use a physical color sample for important matches.

Printing and finishing

Print with the whole image visible and avoid automatic cropping. For large designs, split the work by pegboard while keeping an overlap for alignment. Iron evenly through parchment paper, let the piece cool under a flat weight, and check narrow connections before lifting it.