There’s something so satisfying about recreating a landmark this iconic in beads! This pattern captures the Eiffel Tower’s unmistakable shape: the slim spire at the top, two platforms breaking up the structure, and four legs that gracefully splay out toward the ground. Each square on the grid is one bead, so count your rows carefully before you start, that’s what keeps the silhouette crisp. I’d suggest a classic square pegboard, and a little patience for the legs, where beads get sparser: place them one at a time, following the outline closely. When ironing, keep your iron flat and check the thinner sections so they hold together well. Once finished, this little tower makes a lovely piece to display on a shelf, or a sweet souvenir gift for anyone who loves Paris.
Statue of Liberty
New York's famous statue, torch raised high, recreated bead by bead on a square pegboard.
