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Mount Fuji Apple Perler Bead Pattern
The Mount Fuji Apple spans 58 × 77 beads — about 11.4 inches wide on the board — 1,797 beads across 10 colors, every one counted in the list below. Print the grid for the pegboard, or place it here in the browser and repaint any color before you commit.
1797 beads 11.4 in × 15.2 in finished 10 color zones medium level
Pick a zone, pick a bead
Tap a zone (or the template itself), then pick from the 32 standard bead colors or a custom one, snapped to the bead you'd actually buy — the template above, the chip and the materials list all update together.
Make it yours, bead by bead
The board opens as the mount fuji apple itself, every color area where it belongs. Pick a color, then click — or drag in any of the eight directions — and the brush carries it along your stroke. Turn on Mirror and every stroke lands on both halves of the board at once, so symmetric designs repaint in half the time. The eraser wipes beads back to white, Clear all empties the whole board, and the list below always counts exactly what's on it.
- Nothing painted yet — your bead list builds as you draw.
Beads you'll need
Updates live as you recolor. Counts assume single-sided ironing.
- P26 White ×640
- P75 Forest ×293
- P15 Tomato ×273
- P89 Dark Spruce ×152
- P2 Light Grey ×119
- P22 Teal ×98
- P68 Mint ×74
- P30 Red ×63
- P20 Sky ×61
- P14 Orchid ×24
How to make the Mount Fuji Apple
- Print or load the template. The zone letters in the blank template match the zone list above — every bead knows which zone it belongs to.
- Pull the beads. White ×640, Forest ×293, Tomato ×273, Dark Spruce ×152, Light Grey ×119, Teal ×98, Mint ×74, Red ×63, Sky ×61, Orchid ×24 — that's 1797 beads for the reference colors, plus a few spares if you're customizing.
- Place by zone. Work one zone at a time on a 58×77 area of your pegboard; the letters keep you oriented even if you invent your own palette.
- Iron both sides. Ironing paper over the beads, medium heat, no steam, 20–30 seconds per side, then weight it under a book while it cools.
FAQ
How many beads does the Mount Fuji Apple pattern need?
1797 beads total: White ×640, Forest ×293, Tomato ×273, Dark Spruce ×152, Light Grey ×119, Teal ×98, Mint ×74, Red ×63, Sky ×61, Orchid ×24 . The finished piece measures about 11.4 in wide.
Is the Mount Fuji Apple pattern good for beginners?
It is a medium design: 10 color zones and a few single-bead details. Comfortable after one or two easy patterns.
What pegboard size does the Mount Fuji Apple use?
The grid is 58 beads wide by 77 tall — plan on two large interlocking pegboards side by side .
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